SCALLOP SHELL - Αγγλικά-Ισπανικά μετάφραση

scallop shell ΟΥΣ

scallop shell

concha θηλ de vieira

scallop shell

concha θηλ de ostión CSur

scallop shell

concha θηλ de callo de hacha Μεξ

scallop shell

venera θηλ

venera

scallop shell

vieira (concha)

scallop shell

I. scallop [αμερικ ˈskæləp, ˈskɑləp, βρετ ˈskɒləp, ˈskaləp] ΟΥΣ

1. scallop (shellfish):

scallop

vieira θηλ

scallop

ostión αρσ CSur

scallop

callo αρσ de hacha Μεξ

2. scallop (curve):

scallop

festón αρσ

II. scallop [αμερικ ˈskæləp, ˈskɑləp, βρετ ˈskɒləp, ˈskaləp] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

scallop

festonear

she'll [αμερικ ʃil, ʃɪl, βρετ ʃiːl, ʃɪl]

she'll → she will

I. shell [αμερικ ʃɛl, βρετ ʃɛl] ΟΥΣ

1.1. shell:

shell (of egg, nut)

cáscara θηλ

shell (of sea mollusk)

concha θηλ

shell (of tortoise, turtle, snail, crustacean)

caparazón αρσ or θηλ

shell (of tortoise, turtle, snail, crustacean)

carapacho αρσ

pastry shell ΜΑΓΕΙΡ

base θηλ (de masa)

to come out of one's shell

salir del cascarón

to go back or retreat into one's shell

retraerse

1.2. shell:

shell (of building)

estructura θηλ

shell (of building)

armazón αρσ or θηλ

shell (of building)

esqueleto αρσ

shell (of vehicle)

armazón αρσ or θηλ

shell (of ship)

casco αρσ

2.1. shell ΣΤΡΑΤ (for artillery):

shell

proyectil αρσ

shell

obús αρσ

2.2. shell ΣΤΡΑΤ (for small arms):

shell

cartucho αρσ

3. shell (in rowing):

shell

bote estrecho y ligero

II. shell [αμερικ ʃɛl, βρετ ʃɛl] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. shell ΜΑΓΕΙΡ:

shell peas

pelar

shell peas

desvainar

shell nuts/eggs

pelar

shell mussel/clam

quitarle la concha a

shell mussel/clam

desconchar

shelled walnuts

nueces θηλ πλ peladas or sin cáscara

2. shell ΣΤΡΑΤ:

shell position/troops/city

bombardear

III. shell [αμερικ ʃɛl, βρετ ʃɛl] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ ΣΤΡΑΤ

shell

bombardear

αγγλικά

ισπανικά

scallop (shell)

venera θηλ

ισπανικά

αγγλικά

venera

scallop shell

scallop [ˈskɒləp, αμερικ ˈskɑ:ləp] ΟΥΣ

scallop

vieira θηλ

scallop (shell)

venera θηλ

I. shell [ʃel] ΟΥΣ

1. shell:

shell of nut, egg

cáscara θηλ

shell of shellfish, snail

concha θηλ

shell of crab, tortoise

caparazón αρσ

2. shell ΤΕΧΝΟΛ:

shell

armazón αρσ

shell of house

estructura θηλ

shell of ship

casco αρσ

3. shell (gun):

shell

proyectil αρσ

shell

cartucho αρσ λατινοαμερ

ιδιωτισμοί:

to come out of one's shell

salir del cascarón

to crawl into one's shell

meterse en su cascarón

II. shell [ʃel] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. shell (remove shell):

shell

pelar

2. shell ΣΤΡΑΤ:

shell

bombardear

III. shell [ʃel] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

shell

bombardear

scallop (shell)

venera θηλ

scallop [ˈskal·əp] ΟΥΣ ΖΩΟΛ

scallop

vieira θηλ

scallop (shell)

venera θηλ

I. shell [ʃel] ΟΥΣ

1. shell:

shell of nut, egg

cáscara θηλ

shell of shellfish, snail

concha θηλ

shell of crab, tortoise

caparazón αρσ

2. shell ΤΕΧΝΟΛ:

shell

armazón αρσ

shell of house

estructura θηλ

shell of ship

casco αρσ

3. shell (projectile):

shell

proyectil αρσ

shell

cartucho αρσ λατινοαμερ

ιδιωτισμοί:

to come [or bust] out of one's shell

salir del cascarón

to crawl into one's shell

meterse en su cascarón

II. shell [ʃel] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. shell (remove shell):

shell

pelar

2. shell ΣΤΡΑΤ:

shell

bombardear

III. shell [ʃel] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

shell

bombardear

Present

I	scallop
you	scallop
he/she/it	scallops
we	scallop
you	scallop
they	scallop

Past

I	scalloped
you	scalloped
he/she/it	scalloped
we	scalloped
you	scalloped
they	scalloped

Present Perfect

I	have	scalloped
you	have	scalloped
he/she/it	has	scalloped
we	have	scalloped
you	have	scalloped
they	have	scalloped

Past Perfect

I	had	scalloped
you	had	scalloped
he/she/it	had	scalloped
we	had	scalloped
you	had	scalloped
they	had	scalloped

Μονόγλωσσα παραδείγματα (μη ελεγχόμενα από το λεξικογραφικό τμήμα)

Scallops and pearls are raised in shallow bays and basins for local use and export.

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Stylized variants may include such ingredients as scallops, and a small amount of searing.

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However, another study showed that growth rates in scallops heavily encrusted by sponges were significantly lower than in unencumbered ones.

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The site used to be famous for large rock scallops.

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The theorem is named for the scallop, the only bivalve able to actively swim distances.

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