descubierta

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descubierta [des-coo-be-err’-tah]
noun
1Pie without an upper crust. (f)
2Recognition, inspection made in the morning, before opening the gates of a citadel, or the passes of an encampment, to prevent surprises or ambuscades. (Military) (f)
3Scanning of the horizon at sunrise and sunset. (Nautical) (f)
  • A la descubierta -> openly, clearly
adjective
1Patent, manifest, unveiled.
  • A descubierto -> (Com.) in blank
past participle
2Past participle of DESCUBRIR.

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descubierta
sustantivo:femenino
1 (Mil) reconnoitring; patrolling
2
a la descubierta (sin disfraz) openly; (sin protección) in the open

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