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knob [nɒb]
sustantivo
1. empuñadura (f) puño (m) (on a cane); pomo (m) (on banisters, door, drawer); botón (m) mando (m) (on radio)
- a knob of butter -> una nuez de mantequilla or manteca (RP)
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knob [nob]
sustantivo
1. Prominencia, bulto o eminencia que sobresale en alguna cosa; nudo en la madera.
2. Borlita o borlilla que está unida a una cosa para adornarla.
3. Perilla, botón.
4. Manecilla o bola para tirar de una puerta y cerrarla, botón, gorrón 5.
sustantivo
(Arg.) Abolló
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