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fig
[fɪg]
sustantivo
1higo (m) (fruit)
  • he doesn't give or care a fig (familiar) -> le importa un rábano
  • fig leaf -> hoja (f) de parra (in art)
  • it's just a fig leaf (sentido figurado) -> no es más que una tapadera
  • fig tree -> higuera (f)
1fig., figura (f)

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fig [fig]
sustantivo
1Higuera, el árbol que produce higos.
2Higo, la fruta que da la higuera.
  • A green fig -> higo fresco: breva
  • A dry fig -> higo seco
3Berruga en la ranilla de un caballo.
  • Indian fig -> (Bot.) tuna, higo chumbo, fruto del nopal o higuera de Indias
  • Infernal fig -> (Bot.) argémone, adormidera espinosa
  • To give a fig for one -> dar una higa a alguno, hacer escarnio de él
  • I do not care a fig for it -> no me importa un bledo
  • A fig for him -> ¡vaya enhoramala
  • Figeater -> (a) Escarabajo grande de color verde (allorhina nítida) y perjudicial a las frutas maduras
  • Figpecker -> becafigo
(b) Becafigo.
adverbio
1Insultar o despreciar haciendo higas, -
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
2Moverse acelerada o repentinamente. (n)
  • To fig up and down -> vagar

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fig [fɪɡ]
noun
1 (Bot) higo; (m) (early) breva; (f)(also fig tree) higuera; (f)
2
I don't give a fig for JB! (old-fashioned) (informal) ¡me importa un comino JB!
modifier
fig leaf (n) hoja de higuera; (f) (Art) hoja de parra; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "fig"

Imperative
  • fig
  • you fig
  • he/she figs
  • we fig
  • you fig
  • they fig
Preterite
  • I figged
  • you figged
  • he/she figged
  • we figged
  • you figged
  • they figged
Present Continuous
  • I am figging
  • you are figging
  • he/she is figging
  • we are figging
  • you are figging
  • they are figging
Present Perfect
  • I have figged
  • you have figged
  • he/she has figged
  • we have figged
  • you have figged
  • they have figged
Past Continuous
  • I was figging
  • you were figging
  • he/she was figging
  • we were figging
  • you were figging
  • they were figging
Past Perfect
  • I had figged
  • you had figged
  • he/she had figged
  • we had figged
  • you had figged
  • they had figged
Future
  • I will fig
  • you will fig
  • he/she will fig
  • we will fig
  • you will fig
  • they will fig
Future Perfect
  • I will have figged
  • you will have figged
  • he/she will have figged
  • we will have figged
  • you will have figged
  • they will have figged
Future Continuous
  • I will be figging
  • you will be figging
  • he/she will be figging
  • we will be figging
  • you will be figging
  • they will be figging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been figging
  • you have been figging
  • he/she has been figging
  • we have been figging
  • you have been figging
  • they have been figging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been figging
  • you will have been figging
  • he/she will have been figging
  • we will have been figging
  • you will have been figging
  • they will have been figging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been figging
  • you had been figging
  • he/she had been figging
  • we had been figging
  • you had been figging
  • they had been figging
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