blade

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blade
[bleɪd]
sustantivo
1hoja (f) (of knife, sword); pala (f) (of propeller, oar); brizna (f) hoja (f) (of grass)

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blade [bleid]
sustantivo
1La punta tierna del grano antes de granar.
2Hoja, la parte cortante de algún arma o instrumento (of knife, razor).
3Pala de remo.
4Jaquetón, el valentón y guapo.
  • Cunning blade -> zorrastrón
  • Old blade -> viejo muy experto y marrullero
  • Stout blade -> bravo, valiente
  • Blade of a propeller -> ala o paleta de la hélice
  • Blade of grass -> tallo de hierba

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blade [bleɪd]
noun
1 (cutting edge) [of knife, tool] filo; (m) (flat part) [of weapon, razor etc] hoja; (f) [of skate] cuchilla; (f)
2 [of propeller] paleta; (f) [of oar] pala; (f) (Aut) [of wiper] rasqueta; (f)
3 [of grass etc] brizna; (f)
4 (old-fashioned) (gallant)
(young) blade galán; (m) joven apuesto; (m)
...tartan and tweed knickerbockers for young blades There are, for instance, the young blades, their silk tunics trimmed with snow leopard or tiger fur

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