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loaf
(pl loaves [ləʊvz])
[ləʊf] sustantivo
1. pan (m)
- a loaf of bread -> un pan; (in general) un pan de molde(brick-shaped), un pan tajado (español de Colombia), un pan lactal; (RP) una hogaza de pan (round and flat)
- use your loaf! (sentido figurado) -> ¡utiliza la mollera! (británico)
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loaf [louf]
sustantivo
1. Pan, la masa de harina que se forma para cocer en el horno.
- A large loaf -> hogaza
- A small loaf -> panecillo
- A loaf of sugar -> pilón de azúcar
- Loaf sugar -> azúcar de pilón
- Penny loaf -> rollo, bollo
preposición
- To loaf one’s time away -> pasar su tiempo en la ociosidad
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Haraganear, holgazanear. (n)
va. Pasar en la ociosidad; se usa con la away.
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