10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «EMBREADURA»
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Diccionario valenciano-castellano
V. Embreadura , hura- Embreadura , hura. Embreadura. Embreamenl. V.
Embreadura , hura. Embreánl. Embreando. Embrear. Embrear. Embredt, bred, da
. Embreado, da. Embreganlse. Embregándose. Embregarse. Embregarse ó
meterse en ...
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Diccionario valenciano-castellano
Bred, da. Embreadura. Brea'nl. Embreando. Brear. Embrear. Brea't , bred , da.
Embreado , da. Brebage ó brebdi'g. Ilrebage , en dos :CepClones. Brecacíó.
Merma.' .Breca'nL Mermando. Brccnr. Mermar. Breca't , cci, da. Mermado , da.
José Escrig y Martínez, Constantí Llombart, 1871
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Nuevo diccionario portatil: Español é Ingles
... v. a. to irritate Embravecimienio , e. rn, fierceness ; fury Embrazadnra , sub. f
the hold of a shield Embrazar , p. act. to hold and fix the buckler to the arm
Embreadura, s.f. tarring- tar [ ship Embrear , v. a. to tar a quarrel Embrenarse ,
v. r. to hide ...
Claude Marie Gattel, 1803
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Diccionario Espanol E Ingles; A Dictionary, English and Spanish
EMBREADURA , s. f. tarring. EZlIBRE/YR, v. a. to tar. EMBREGAVRSE, v. r. obs.
to run 'into a quarrel. EZIIBREEATZSE, v. r. to hide, to thrust one's self into the
briars and tocks. EMBRIAGAR , v. a. to make drunk. Embriagtirse , v. r. to get
drunk.
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Embreadura , sf. (Naiit.) The act of paying a ship with pitch. E.mbreAr, va. (Naiit.)
To pay with pitch the seams, aides, or bottom ol a ship. EmbregArse, vr. To
quarrel, to wrangle, to dispute. Ем bkeñA HsK, vr. To hide one's self among
brambles ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1827
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A new pocket dictionary of the English & Spanish languages ...
Embreadura, s.f. The act of paying a ship with pitch. Embrear, v.a. To pay with
pitch the seams, sides, or bottom of a ship. [dispute. Embregarse, v.r. To quarrel,
to Embreñarse, v.r. To hide one's- self among brambles. Embriagadamcnte, ad.
Mariano Cubí y Soler, 1823
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Nuevo diccionario portátil español e inglés: compuesto según ...
... self with Fnibi-acilado , da , a. carried in the arms Embravecer , v. a. to irritate
Embravecimiento , *. m. fierceness ; fury Embrazadiua , sub. f. the hold of a shield
Embrazar , t>. act. to hold and fix the buckler to the arm, Embreadura, s.f. tarring-
...
Claude-Marie Gattel, 1803
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Abridged ...
To clasp a shfc-U. Embreadura, «/. Paying a ship with pitch. Embrear, се. To pay
with pitch. [puto. Embregarse, vr. To quarrel, wrangle, dis- Embreñarse, rr. To
hide one's self in thickets. Embriagado, da, a. Intoxicated, drunk. Embriagar, ra.
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1858
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A Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary of the Spanish ...
embreadura f. a tarring, pitching; embrear t. (naut.) to tar, pitch. [en- + brear (1).]
embregarse r. to quarrel. [en- + brega.] embreñarse r. to hide in a thicket. [en- +
breña.] embriagador, ra a. inebriating; [OSp. embriago: drunk <LL. ēbriācus: id.
(Nant.) To be extrenie,ly boisterous; applied to the sea. Embraveeimiénto, s. m.
Fury, rage, passion. Embrauidura, s. f. Clasping of a shield or buekler. Embrazar,
v. a. 1. To clasp a shield, as in the posture of fighting. "2. V. Abrazar. Embreadura
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