caudal [ˈkɔːdl]
caudal [kou-dal]
adjetivo
1Lo que pertenece a la cola.
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caudal
masculine noun
1flow, volume (cantidad de agua)
2wealth (capital, abundancia)
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caudal [cah-oo-dahl']
noun
1Property, fortune, wealth, means, fund: especially in money. (m)
2Capital or principal sum, stock. (m)
3Plenty, abundance. (Metaphorical) (m)
- Hacer caudal de alguna cosa -> to hold a thing in high esteem
adjective
1Caudal, relating to the tail. (Zoology)
- Águila caudal -> the red-tailed eagle
caudal
sustantivo:masculino
1 [de río] volume (of water)
el caudal del río es el normal para esta época del año the volume of water in the river is normal for this time of year; el caudal del río desciende en verano the level of the river goes down in the summer; la ciudad se abastece del caudal del Guadalquivir the city draws its water supply from the Guadalquivir
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