mill

mill
[mɪl]
sustantivo
1molinillo (m) (grinder); molino (m) (for flour)
  • to put somebody through the mill (familiar) -> hacérselas pasar negras or moradas a alguien (español de España)
2fábrica (f) or (textile factory)planta (f) de tejidos (Am)
verbo transitivo
3moler (grain); fresar (metal)

mill [mil]
sustantivo
1Molino.
2Taller, fábrica, edificio provisto de maquinaria para fabricar o manufacturar.
  • Cotton-mill -> hilandería de algodón
3Máquina que funciona con movimiento de rotación, como la rueda de un lapidario.
4Lucha a puñetazos. (Vulgarismo)
  • Water-mill -> molino de agua, aceña
  • Wind-mill -> molino de viento
  • Horse-mill -> tahona
  • Fullin -> o tuck mill, batán
  • A forge-mill -> molino de herrería o fragua
  • Hand-mill -> molino de herrería o fragua
  • Hand-mill -> molino de mano, molinete o molinillo
  • Paper-mill -> molino de papel
  • Rolling-mill -> laminador
  • Stamping-mill -> molino de estampar
  • Ta -> o bark-mill, molino de corteza de roble
  • Pepper-mill -> molinillo para moler la pimienta
  • Coffee-mill -> molinillo de café
  • Coppe -> o lead-mill, molino de cobre o plomo
  • Sugar-mill -> trapiche o ingenio de azúcar
  • Sawing-mill -> molino de aserrar
  • Mill-board -> cartón muy grueso que usan los encuadernadores de libros
  • Mill-clack -> taravilla, cítola
  • Mill-course -> canal o cañal de agua de un molino
  • Mill-dam -> esclusa o represa de molino; dique
  • Mill-dust -> harija
  • Mill-hopper -> tolva de molino
  • Mill-horse -> caballo de tahona
  • Mill-hand -> obrero u obrera en una fábrica
  • Mill-race -> canal o conducto de molino de agua
  • Mill-work -> maquinaria de molino; construcción de un molino
  • To go through the mill -> saber por completo una cosa
sustantivo
1La milésima parte; en los Estados Unidos, la décima parte de un centavo.
1Moler, desmenuzar.
2Batir el chocolate con el molinillo.
3Acordonar, labrar el canto o cordocillo de las moneda
sustantivo
  • Mill about/around -> arremolinarse
va.

mill [mɪl]
noun
1 (textile factory) fábrica (de tejidos); (f) (sugar mill) ingenio de azúcar; (m) (spinning mill) hilandería; (f) (steel mill) acería; (f)
2 (machine) molino; (m) (for coffee, pepper) molinillo; (m) (Téc) fresadora; (f)
to put sb through the mill
they put me through the mill me las hicieron pasar canutas moradas;or
verb:transitive
moler; [+metal] pulir; (coin) acordonar;

Verb Conjugation for "mill"

Imperative
  • mill
  • you mill
  • he/she mills
  • we mill
  • you mill
  • they mill
Preterite
  • I milled
  • you milled
  • he/she milled
  • we milled
  • you milled
  • they milled
Present Continuous
  • I am milling
  • you are milling
  • he/she is milling
  • we are milling
  • you are milling
  • they are milling
Present Perfect
  • I have milled
  • you have milled
  • he/she has milled
  • we have milled
  • you have milled
  • they have milled
Past Continuous
  • I was milling
  • you were milling
  • he/she was milling
  • we were milling
  • you were milling
  • they were milling
Past Perfect
  • I had milled
  • you had milled
  • he/she had milled
  • we had milled
  • you had milled
  • they had milled
Future
  • I will mill
  • you will mill
  • he/she will mill
  • we will mill
  • you will mill
  • they will mill
Future Perfect
  • I will have milled
  • you will have milled
  • he/she will have milled
  • we will have milled
  • you will have milled
  • they will have milled
Future Continuous
  • I will be milling
  • you will be milling
  • he/she will be milling
  • we will be milling
  • you will be milling
  • they will be milling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been milling
  • you have been milling
  • he/she has been milling
  • we have been milling
  • you have been milling
  • they have been milling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been milling
  • you will have been milling
  • he/she will have been milling
  • we will have been milling
  • you will have been milling
  • they will have been milling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been milling
  • you had been milling
  • he/she had been milling
  • we had been milling
  • you had been milling
  • they had been milling
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