Inglés | Español | |
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General | ||
General | intertwined | entrelazado [adj] |
General | intertwined | trenzado [adj] |
General | intertwined | entrelazada [adj/f] |
General | intertwined | trenzada [adj/f] |
Inglés | Español | |
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General | ||
General | become intertwined | entrelazarse [v] |
General | dance to lively music where the couples are joined only by the arms, which are extended and intertwined in order to form elegant and provocative poses | alza que te han visto [m] EC |
General | type of armchair made of intertwined rods, with woven leather or palm seat and backrest | equipal [m] MX |
General | large basket made with intertwined strands of vine that peasants carry on their backs | motete [m] PA DO PR rur. |
General | intertwined coffee tree branches that are full of berries | bandola [f] PR |
General | skirt chain with intertwined scales in double row, like an articulated sardine | cadena chata [f] PA |
General | content of a large basket with intertwined strands of vine that peasants carry on their backs | motetada [f] PA rur. |
Psychology | ||
Psychology | intertwined roots | raigambre [f] |
Botany | ||
Botany | stems of this plant that are intertwined to form a frame that serves as the basis for the walls of rustic houses | jalacate [m] SV |