tank

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tank
[tæŋk]
sustantivo
1depósito (m) (container); cisterna (f) (on truck, train)
2tanque (m) carro (m) de combate (militar)
también:
  • tank top -> chaleco (m) de lana (garment) (británico)

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tank [tank]
sustantivo
1tanque, Tank-car, carro tanque, vagón de ferrocarril que lleva un tanque de hierro, por lo común de forma cilíndrica; sirve para transportar petróleo, etc. Tank-engine, locomotora con tanque de agua encima de la caldera, pero sin ténder. (América)
  • To tank along -> ir como un rayo, a toda pastilla
  • To get tanked up -> emborracharse
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tank [tæŋk]
noun
1 (container) (for liquid) tanque; (m) depósito; (m)
the cold-water tank is in the attic tanks for storing oil
(large) cisterna; (f) (Aut) depósito; (m) (Esp) tanque; (m) especially (LAm)
fuel tank depósito (de combustible); (m) fish tank acuario; (m) petrol gas tankor (US) depósito (de gasolina); (m) water tank (for village, in house) depósito de agua; (m) (on lorry) cisterna; (f)
septic think
2 (also tankful) (quantity) depósito; (m)
do you think we can get to Paris on one tank of petrol? it will go over 500 miles on a single tank of fuel
3 (Mil) tanque; (m) carro (de combate); (m)
4 (Fot) (also developing tank) cubeta de revelado; (f)
5 (also swimming tank) (US) piscina; (f) alberca; (f) (Méx) pileta (de natación); (f) (S. Cone)
6 (US) (very_informal) (jail) cárcel; (f) chirona; (f) (Esp) (informal)
modifier
tank car (n) (US) vagón cisterna; (m)
tank engine (n) locomotora ténder; (f)
tank top (n) chaleco cerrado; (m)
tank wagon (n) (Ferro) vagón cisterna; (m) (Aut) camión cisterna; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "tank"

Imperative
  • tank
  • you tank
  • he/she tanks
  • we tank
  • you tank
  • they tank
Preterite
  • I tanked
  • you tanked
  • he/she tanked
  • we tanked
  • you tanked
  • they tanked
Present Continuous
  • I am tanking
  • you are tanking
  • he/she is tanking
  • we are tanking
  • you are tanking
  • they are tanking
Present Perfect
  • I have tanked
  • you have tanked
  • he/she has tanked
  • we have tanked
  • you have tanked
  • they have tanked
Past Continuous
  • I was tanking
  • you were tanking
  • he/she was tanking
  • we were tanking
  • you were tanking
  • they were tanking
Past Perfect
  • I had tanked
  • you had tanked
  • he/she had tanked
  • we had tanked
  • you had tanked
  • they had tanked
Future
  • I will tank
  • you will tank
  • he/she will tank
  • we will tank
  • you will tank
  • they will tank
Future Perfect
  • I will have tanked
  • you will have tanked
  • he/she will have tanked
  • we will have tanked
  • you will have tanked
  • they will have tanked
Future Continuous
  • I will be tanking
  • you will be tanking
  • he/she will be tanking
  • we will be tanking
  • you will be tanking
  • they will be tanking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been tanking
  • you have been tanking
  • he/she has been tanking
  • we have been tanking
  • you have been tanking
  • they have been tanking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been tanking
  • you will have been tanking
  • he/she will have been tanking
  • we will have been tanking
  • you will have been tanking
  • they will have been tanking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been tanking
  • you had been tanking
  • he/she had been tanking
  • we had been tanking
  • you had been tanking
  • they had been tanking
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