calce

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calce
ver calzar
masculine noun
1wedge (cuña)

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calce [cahl-thay]
noun
1The tyre of a wheel. (m)
2A piece of iron or steel added to the coulter of a plough, when it is worn. (m)
3A wedge. (m)
4Wheel-shoe, a form of brake. (m)
5Top. (Nautical) (m)
6A cup, a chalice. (m)
7Small canal for irrigation. (m)
8Foot, lower margin (of a document). (Ante Meridian & Central America & Caribbean & Mexico) (m)
  • Firmar el calce -> to sign at the foot of the page

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calce
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Mecánica) (llanta) (steel) tyre; (cuña) wedge; shim; (punta) iron tip
2 (And) (empaste) filling of a tooth; (of a tooth)
3 (México) (Tipografía) [de documento] foot (of a document); lower margin; (firma) signature
firmar al calce to sign at the foot bottom of the page;o
4 (S. Cone) (oportunidad) chance; opportunity

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