10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ABOCINAR»
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Routledge Diccionario Técnico Inglés:
... de resplandor/ - stack n petrtech antorcha/ flare2 vt c&o abocinar, acampanar,
heateng abocinar, aborcadar, mech, prod abocinar, aborcadar, acampanar, textil
acampanar, abocinar, thermo abocinar, aborcadar flare3: - up vi thermo network
...
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A Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary of the Spanish ...
abocetado, da a. sketchy; abocetamiento m. act ofabocetar; abocetar t. to make a
rough sketch of. [a- (1) + boceto.] abocinado, da a. trumpet-shaped;
abocinamiento m. trumpet shape; abocinar (1) t. to shape like a trumpet. [a- (1) +
bocina.] ...
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Diccionario de la lengua castellana
Acción y efecto de abocinar abocinar . t . Ensanchar algo tubular hacia su boca .
a modo de bocina. abochornado, da p. p de Abochornar. || adj. Bochomoso.
abochornar t y pml Sofocar por excesivo calor || fig Avergonzarse, sonrojarse.
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Neuman & Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Pp. of Abochornar. Abochornar, va. 1. To swelter, to overheat. 2. To provoke by
abusive language. Abocinado, a. Bent : applied to an elliptic arch, the two faces
of which are nearly the same. — pp. of Abocinar. Abocinar ...
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Abridged ...
Wide-monthed. Abochornado, da, a. Out of countenance, flushed. [voke. vr. To
blush. Abochornár, va. 1. To overheat 2. To pro- Aboeinádo, a. Bent Abocinar, vn.
(Low.) To fall upon the face, Abofeteadór, ra, в. Buffeter. [insult Abofetear, va. 1.
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1858
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The University of Chicago Spanish-English Dictionary, Sixth ...
... (of an airplane) alerón m; (action offlapping) aleteom flare[flɛr] (burn unsteadily
) llamear; (become wider) ensancharse; to — up(fire) avivarse; (activity, illness)
recrudecer; (a skirt) levantar; (a flame) avivar; (a pipe) abocinar; (signal by flare) ...
David A. Pharies, Carlos Castillo, Otto Ferdinand Bond, 2012
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A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages, orig. ...
pp. of Abochornar. Abochomir, va. 1. To swelter, to overheat 2. To provoke by
abusive language. Abocinado, a. Bent : applied to an elliptic arch, the two faces
of which are nearly the same. — pp. of Abocinar. Abocinar, vn. (Low) To fall upon
the ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marc' Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1862
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The University of Chicago Spanish-English Dictionary, Fifth ...
... (calentar) to make too hot; (avergonzar) to embarrass; — se to get
embarrassed abocinar vt to flare abofetear vt to slap abogacía к legal profession;
ejercer la — to practice law abogado -da mf lawyer, attorney abogar7 vi — por to
advocate, ...
Carlos Castillo, David A. Pharies, Otto Ferdinand Bond, 2003
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Spanish Verbs Made Simple(r)
abajar cantar abocar cantar (tocar) 1-1 abalanzar cantar (cazar) 1-4 abocetar
cantar abalar cantar abochornar cantar abalizar cantar (cazar) 1-4 abocinar
cantar aballar cantar abofetear cantar abanar cantar abogar cantar (pagar) 1-2 ...
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English-Spanish and Spanish-English Glossary of Geoscience Terms
... softening ablución/ ablution abocardar vb. to widen an opening abocardo m.
drill abocinador de tubos m. tube expander abocinamiento m. widening abocinar
vb. to widen an opening abombado a. convex, swollen, arched abombamiento m.
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Una joya arquitectónica en el corazón de Valencia
... que apoya su peso en los inusualmente gruesos muros góticos, que han de abocinar sus seis ventanales en busca de cierta sensación de ligereza. Obra en ... «Las Provincias, Sep 15»
