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sustantivo

wall

[wɔːl]

sustantivo

1. pared (f) (interior); muro (m) (exterior, freestanding); tapia (f) (of garden, around building); muralla (f) (of town, city)

2. (idioms)

a wall of silence -> un muro de silencio
to go to the wall -> irse al traste
to drive somebody up the wall (familiar) -> hacer que alguien se suba por las paredes

wall [uol]

sustantivo

1. Pared.

2. Muralla, muro, obra de albañilería para cercar, separar (rampart) etc. 3.

3. Banco de roca natural; tapia.

4. Lado de cualquier cavidad, costado de vasija o receptáuclo.

Partition-wall -> tabique
To take the wall -> tomarse la acera, tomarse el mejor puesto sin querer cederlo a otro
Main wall -> pared maestra
To be driven to the wall -> verse entre la espada y la pared
To go to the wall -> verse obligado a rendirse, verse en apuros
Wall-creeper -> (Orn.) pico murario
Wall-fruit -> fruta de espalera o espaldera
Wall-louse -> chince
Wall-pepper -> (Bot.) siempreviva, hierba puntera
Wall-piece -> pieza o pedreo, cañón de muralla
Wail-rue -> (Bot.) ruda muraria
Wall-tree -> espaldera
One wall of the room is yellow -> una pared de la habitación es amarilla
wall -> va

5. Emparedar, tapiar.

6. Murar, cercar o guarnecer con muros o murallas; fortificar, murar, cerrar, tapiar.

Muralla de un recinto fortificado; a menudo en plural.


P:	The mirror on the wall was broken.
R:	"Avila...todavía están (o se encuentran) en condiciones casi perfectas" "el taxi me llevo (accent over the "o") de vuelta..." Sorry to double post.…

P:	This was written on a wall in Argentina
R:	It is talking about how they would rather be the brain of a rat than the behind of an imperialist lion. It is talking about the United States as the imperialist…

P:	The Wall Falls / Caída del Muro - Your thoughts, experiences?
R:	Para mi, los muros son los esos dentro de mi cabeza. I've probably said that all wrong, but it's the best I can do as yet in Spanish! For me, the walls…

P:	What's the best verb to use for slam, as in "He slammed her head against the wall."…
R:	I would use the verb "estrellar." estrellar transitive verb 1. to smash (arrojar) estrellarse pronomial verb 1. to smash (chocar) (persona,…

P:	How many bricks are in the wall?
R:	1012