acre

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acre
[ˈeɪkə(r)]
sustantivo
1acre (m) = 4047 m2
  • acres of space (familiar) -> un montón or (lots) un chorro or (español de México) una pila de espacio (RP)

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acre [éi-kar]
sustantivo
1Acre, medida de tierra.
2Campo; en plural, terrenos, finca.
  • God’s acre -> campo santo, cementerio

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acre [ˈeɪkəʳ]
noun
acre 4.047 metros cuadrados; (m) (4.047 metros cuadrados)
the family's broad rolling acresor las extensas fincas de la familia; there are acres of space for you to play in (informal) hay la mar de espacio para que juguéis; (informal) I've got acres of weeds (informal) tengo un montón de malas hierbas; (informal)

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acre
adjective
1acrid, pungent (olor); bitter (sabor)
2caustic (brusco, desagradable)
masculine noun
3acre

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acre [ah’-cray]
adjective
1Sour, acrimonious, hot.
2Mordant, keen.
3Rough, rude.
noun
1Acre (medida). (m)

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acre
adjetivo
1 [+sabor] sharp; bitter; [+olor] acrid; pungent
2 [+temperamento] sour; [+crítica] sharp; biting; mordant
acre
sustantivo:masculino
acre

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