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palm
[pɑːm]
sustantivo
también:
  • palm (tree) -> palmera (f)
  • palm (leaf) -> palma (f)
  • palm Sunday -> Domingo (m) de Ramos
sustantivo
1. palma (f) (of hand)
  • to have somebody in the palm of one's hand (sentido figurado) -> tener a alguien en el bolsillo

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palm [pam]
sustantivo
1. (Bot.) Palma, palmera, familia de plantas endógenas, que crecen principalmente en las regiones cálida
sustantivo
  • Palm-Sunday -> Domingo de Ramos
  • Palm-oil -> aceite de palma
2. Palma, rama de la palmera.
3. Palma, victoria.
  • To bear o carry away the palm -> alcanzar la palma, la victoria
4. Palma, la parte interior y cóncava de la mano.
5. Palma, el ancho de la mano, medida de tres y a veces cuatro pulgada
sustantivo
6. (Mar.) Rempujo, especie de dedal que se usa para coser las vela (Marina)
sustantivo
  • palm-bird -> pájaro que habita en las palmeras; en especial, el llamado tejedor
  • Palm-cabbage -> hojas tiernas comestibles que crecen en la cima de ciertas especies de palmeras
  • Palm-tree -> palmera, palma, cualquier árbol de esta familia
  • Palm-wine ->
Ploceus.
1. Escamotar, esconder en la mano como hacen los prestidigitadores.
2. Escamotar, engañar, defraudar a alguno con destrez
adjetivo
3. Manejar, tomar en la mano; manosear, tentar y tocar con la mano. (Familiar) (m)
4. Encajar, dar como verdadero lo que no lo es. (Familiar) (m)
5. Cubrir de ramas de palmera. (m)
  • Palm off -> encargar algo a alguien
  • I asked Jim to palm the visitor off -> pedí a Jim que se encargara de la visita
va.

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palm [pɑːm]
noun
(Anat) palma (f)
to read sb's palm leer la mano a algn; you must cross the gipsy's palm with silver hay que pagar a la gitana con una moneda de plata
to grease sb's palm untar la mano a algn
to have sb in the palm of one's hand tener a algn en la palma de la mano
to have an itching or itchy palm ser muy codicioso; (be bribable) estar dispuesto a dejarse sobornar
verb:transitive
[+card] escamotear
palm [pɑːm]
noun
(Bot) (also palm tree) palma (f); palmera (f); (English sallow) sauce (m); (as carried at Easter) ramo (m)
coconut palm cocotero (m)
modifier
palm grove (n) palmar (m); palmeral (m)
palm oil (n) aceite (m) de palma
Palm Sunday (n) Domingo (m) de Ramos
palm tree (n) palma (f); palmera (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "palm"

Imperative
  • palm
  • you palm
  • he/she palms
  • we palm
  • you palm
  • they palm
Preterite
  • I palmed
  • you palmed
  • he/she palmed
  • we palmed
  • you palmed
  • they palmed
Present Continuous
  • I am palming
  • you are palming
  • he/she is palming
  • we are palming
  • you are palming
  • they are palming
Present Perfect
  • I have palmed
  • you have palmed
  • he/she has palmed
  • we have palmed
  • you have palmed
  • they have palmed
Past Continuous
  • I was palming
  • you were palming
  • he/she was palming
  • we were palming
  • you were palming
  • they were palming
Past Perfect
  • I had palmed
  • you had palmed
  • he/she had palmed
  • we had palmed
  • you had palmed
  • they had palmed
Future
  • I will palm
  • you will palm
  • he/she will palm
  • we will palm
  • you will palm
  • they will palm
Future Perfect
  • I will have palmed
  • you will have palmed
  • he/she will have palmed
  • we will have palmed
  • you will have palmed
  • they will have palmed
Future Continuous
  • I will be palming
  • you will be palming
  • he/she will be palming
  • we will be palming
  • you will be palming
  • they will be palming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been palming
  • you have been palming
  • he/she has been palming
  • we have been palming
  • you have been palming
  • they have been palming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been palming
  • you will have been palming
  • he/she will have been palming
  • we will have been palming
  • you will have been palming
  • they will have been palming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been palming
  • you had been palming
  • he/she had been palming
  • we had been palming
  • you had been palming
  • they had been palming
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