lid

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lid
[lɪd]
sustantivo
1tapa (f) (of pot, jar)
2(idioms)
  • to take the lid off something -> destapar algo
  • to keep the lid on something -> mantener oculto algo

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lid [lid]
sustantivo
1Tapa, la parte superior que cierra las cajas, etc. 2.
  • This puts the lid on it -> ¡Esto es el colmo
  • She’s flipped her lid -> se ha vuelto loca, ha perdido la cabeza (Fam.)
Párpado, el pellejo blando que cubre los ojos.

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lid [lɪd]
noun
1 tapa; (f) (hat) (informal) gorro; (m)
he's flipped his lid (informal) ha perdido la chaveta; (informal)
that puts the lid on it! ¡esto es el colmo el acabóse!;or
to take the lid off [+scandal] exponer a la luz pública
2 (eyelid) párpado; (m)

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lid
feminine noun
1fight (Anticuado)
  • en buena lid (figurative) -> in a fair contest
  • un experto en estas lides -> an old hand in these matters

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lid [leed]
noun
1Conflict, contest, fight; dispute, argument. (f)

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lid
sustantivo:femenino
(formal)
1 (combate) fight; combat
2 (disputa) dispute
en buena lid in (a) fair fight; fair and square

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insurance; safety device; safety pin; safety catch, latch