noble

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noble
[ˈnəʊbəl]
sustantivo
1noble (sustantivo masculino)
adjetivo
2noble (birth, person); noble, magnánimo(a) (sentiment, act); grandioso(a) (building, sight)

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noble [nou-bel]
adjetivo
1Noble, hidalgo, que pertenece al cuerpo de la noblez
adjetivo
2Noble, insigne, esclarecido, majestuoso.
3Noble, elevado, sublime.
4Magnífico, generoso.
5Liberal.
sustantivo
6Noble, la persona que pertenece a la noblez
adjetivo
  • They are of noble extraction -> son de noble alcurnia, o de sangre azul
  • To make noble -> ennoblecer
  • Noble metals -> metales nobles, es decir, el oro, la plata y el platino

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noble [ˈnəʊbl]
adjective
nobler (comparative)noblest (superlative)
1 (by birth) noble; [+title] de nobleza
2 (generous, praiseworthy) magnánimo; generoso
noun
noble; (m) aristócrata; (m) (abbreviation) hidalgo; (m)
modifier
the noble art (n) el boxeo
noble rot (n) [of wine] podredumbre noble; (f)
noble savage (n) buen salvaje; (m)
...a visionary who saw the New World as paradise and the native population as noble savages

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noble
adjective & masculine or feminine noun
1noble
  • los nobles -> the nobility

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noble [no’-blay]
adjective
1Noble, of noble extraction, high-born.
2Illustrious, eminent, conspicuous, magnific, magnifical, generous.
3Honorable, respectable.
  • Estado noble -> nobility
noun
4Nobleman. (m)

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noble
adjetivo
1 (aristocrático) noble
2 (honrado) noble
3 [+madera] fine
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
nobleman/noblewoman
los nobles the nobility; (s) the nobles

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