fold

fold
[fəʊld]
sustantivo
también:
  • (sheep) fold -> redil (m)
sustantivo
1pliegue (m)
verbo transitivo
2doblar (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
3plegarse (chair, table)
4quebrar (familiar) (business)

fold [fould]
sustantivo
1una iglesia o la totalidad de la Iglesia cristiana. (Figurado)
2Doblez, pliegue, plegadura, arruga.
3Otro tanto.
4Límite, lindero. (Desusado)
  • Two-fold -> duplo
  • Fourfold -> cuádruplo
1Doblar, plegar.
2Poner una cosa junto a otra, ajustar.
3Abrazar, enlazar; cerrar, incluir.
4Envolver, encerrar.
5Encerrar ganado lanar en el redil; incluir.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6Doblarse 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 [fəʊld]
noun
(in paper etc) pliegue; (m) doblez; (m) (Geol) pliegue; (m)
verb:transitive
[+paper, map, sheet, blanket] doblar; (esp several times) plegar; [+wings] recoger
she folded the newspaper in two dobló en dos el periódico; to fold a piece of paper in half doblar un trozo de papel por la mitad
He folded the newspaper in half.
to fold one's arms cruzar los brazos; to fold sb in one's arms abrazar a algn tiernamente; estrechar a algn contra el pecho
verb:intransitive
1 [+chair, table] plegarse; doblarse
2 (informal) (fail) [+business venture] fracasar; quebrar; [+play] fracasar
fold [fəʊld]
noun
(Agr) redil; (m)
to return to the fold (Rel) volver al redil

Verb Conjugation for "fold"

Imperative
  • fold
  • you fold
  • he/she folds
  • we fold
  • you fold
  • they fold
Preterite
  • I folded
  • you folded
  • he/she folded
  • we folded
  • you folded
  • they folded
Present Continuous
  • I am folding
  • you are folding
  • he/she is folding
  • we are folding
  • you are folding
  • they are folding
Present Perfect
  • I have folded
  • you have folded
  • he/she has folded
  • we have folded
  • you have folded
  • they have folded
Past Continuous
  • I was folding
  • you were folding
  • he/she was folding
  • we were folding
  • you were folding
  • they were folding
Past Perfect
  • I had folded
  • you had folded
  • he/she had folded
  • we had folded
  • you had folded
  • they had folded
Future
  • I will fold
  • you will fold
  • he/she will fold
  • we will fold
  • you will fold
  • they will fold
Future Perfect
  • I will have folded
  • you will have folded
  • he/she will have folded
  • we will have folded
  • you will have folded
  • they will have folded
Future Continuous
  • I will be folding
  • you will be folding
  • he/she will be folding
  • we will be folding
  • you will be folding
  • they will be folding
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been folding
  • you have been folding
  • he/she has been folding
  • we have been folding
  • you have been folding
  • they have been folding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been folding
  • you will have been folding
  • he/she will have been folding
  • we will have been folding
  • you will have been folding
  • they will have been folding
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been folding
  • you had been folding
  • he/she had been folding
  • we had been folding
  • you had been folding
  • they had been folding
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