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batidor
masculine noun
1. whisk (aparato manual)
2. beater (en caza)
3. scout (military)

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batidor [bah-te-dor’]
noun
1. Scout, one who is sent to explore the condition of the enemy, and the condition of the roads. (m)
2. Ranger, one who rouses the game in the forest. (m)
3. One of the life-guards, who rides before a royal coach 4. (m)
4. Leather beater. (m)
5. Stirring-rod. (m)
6. Strengthening line. (Nautical) (m)
  • Batidor de oro o plata -> a gold or silver beater
7. Wooden bowl, mixing bowl. (Ante Meridian & Central America) (m)
8. Wide-toothed comb. (m)
An out-rider.

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batidora batidora
1 (Caza) beater
gracias a la astucia del batidor cazamos muchas perdices
 (Mil) scout
el batidor se adelantó para comprobar si había enemigos
2 (Orfebrería)
batidor(a) de oro gold beater
Salah ud-din Zarkub, el batidor de oro,renunciará a sus bienes, se acogerá al sosiego de la medersa y será el nuevo sol del poeta
3 (Arg) (delator) informer
1 (Culin) whisk
Con el batidor de alambre se baten los yogures con la crema de leche
batidor mecánico egg beater; egg whisk
2 (peine) wide-toothed comb
3 (Centroamérica) (vasija) wooden bowl; mixing bowl

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