fold

[fəʊld]

sustantivo

también:

(sheep) fold -> redil (m)

sustantivo

1. pliegue (m)

verbo transitivo

2. doblar (cloth, paper); plegar (chair, table)

to fold something in two or in half -> doblar algo por la mitad
to fold one's arms -> cruzarse de brazos

verbo intransitivo

3. plegarse (chair, table)

4. quebrar (familiar) (business)

fold [fould]

sustantivo

1. una iglesia o la totalidad de la Iglesia cristiana. (Figurado)

2. Doblez, pliegue, plegadura, arruga.

3. Otro tanto.

4. Límite, lindero. (Desusado)

Two-fold -> duplo
Fourfold -> cuádruplo

1. Doblar, plegar.

2. Poner una cosa junto a otra, ajustar.

3. Abrazar, enlazar; cerrar, incluir.

4. Envolver, encerrar.

5. Encerrar ganado lanar en el redil; incluir.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

6. Doblarse o plegarse una cosa sobre otra, como las vidrieras y puertas plegadizas de dos hojas, ciertas persianas, etc. To fold the arms, cruzar los brazos. (n)

To fold a letter -> doblar una carta

va.

"fold" in the Answers forum


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