palate [ˈpælɪt]
palate [ˈpælɪt]
sustantivo
1paladar (m) (in mouth)
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palate [pa-lit]
sustantivo
1Paladar, el órgano del sentido del gusto.
2Paladar, el apetito o deseo de cualquier cosa inmaterial o espiritual.
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pala
feminine noun
1
spade
(herramienta)
; shovel
(para recoger)
; slice
(cooking)
- pala mecánica o excavadora -> excavator, digger
2
bat
(de frontón, ping-pong)
, paddle (United States)
- jugar a las palas -> to play beach tennis (en la playa)
3
blade
(de remo, hélice)
4
(upper) front tooth
(diente)
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pala [pah'-lah]
noun
1
A wooden shovel for grain; shovel. (f)
- Palas con mango -> shovels with handles
2
Peel used by bakers. (f)
3
Blade of an oar. (f)
4
Upper-leather of a shoe (zapato). (f)
5
The breadth or flat surface of the teeth. (f)
6
Craft, cunning, artifice. (f)
7
Dexterity, cleverness. (f)
8
Common Dante of a spathe. (Botany) (f)
9
Leaf of the prickly pear. (f)
10
Smooth part of an epaulet from which the fringe hangs. (f)
- Pala mecánica -> power shovel
- Pala para el pescado -> fish slice
- Pala matamoscas -> fly swat
pala
sustantivo:femenino
1 (para cavar) spade; (para nieve, carbón, tierra) shovel
pala cargadora mechanical loader
pala de patatas potato fork
pala excavadora digger
pala mecánica power shovel
pala quitanieves snowplough; snowplow; (EEUU)
pala topadora (Arg) bulldozer
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