lance

lance
[lɑːns]
sustantivo
1lanza (f) (weapon)
verbo transitivo
2sajar, abrir con una lanceta (medicina)

lance [lans]
sustantivo
1Lanza, arma blanca.
2Lanceta.
3Lancetada, lancetazo, lanzada.
4-m. (m)
adjetivo
5Llamarada.
Lanza, el que usa de una lanz
1Lancear, dar una lanzada; penetrar, cortar.
2Abrir una apostema con lanceta o bisturí.
va.

lance [lɑːns]
noun
(weapon) lanza; (f) (Med) lanceta; (f)
verb:transitive
(Med) abrir con lanceta
modifier
lance corporal (n) (Britain) soldado de primera; (m)

lance
ver lanzar
masculine noun
1incident (en juegos, deportes); event (acontecimiento)
2dispute (riña)

lance [lanh’-thay]
noun
1Cast, throw (red). (m)
2Casting of a net to catch fish (peces). (m)
3Favorable opportunity, critical moment (momento). (m)
4Chance, casualty, accident, fortuitous event, occurrence (suceso). (m)
5Sudden quarrel or dispute (riña). (Metaphorical)
6Skill and industry of a player.
7(Cono Sur) Duck, dodge (agachada).
8(Cono Sur, Arquit.) Section, range.
  • Lance de honor -> affair of honor
  • Lance de fortuna -> stroke of luck
noun, plural
9Missile weapons.
10Blot or intrigues of a play.
(Met.) Transaction.

lance
sustantivo:masculino
1 (episodio) incident; event
lance de fortuna stroke of luck
2 (momento difícil) critical moment; difficult moment
3 (riña) row; quarrel
lance de honor affair of honour; affair of honor; (EEUU) duel
4 [de red] throw; cast
5 (Pesca) catch
6 (Dep) move; piece of play
7 (accidente) chance; accident
8
tirarse (a) un lance (S. Cone) to take a chance
9 (Com)
de lance secondhand; cheap; libros de lance secondhand books; comprar algo de lance to buy sth secondhand; buy sth cheap
10 (S. Cone) (agachada) duck; dodge
sacar lance to dodge; duck away
11 (S. Cone) (parte) section; range
casa de tres lances house in three sections

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