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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

edging shears SUBST subst pl

edging shears: tijeras fpl bordeadoras de césped

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. shear <pass sheared, Part perf shorn> [americ ʃɪr, Brit ʃɪə] VERBO trans

1. shear:

shear sheep: esquilar

shear sheep: trasquilar

shear hair/curls: cortar

her hair was shorn (off): le cortaron el pelo

the shorn heads of the prisoners: las cabezas rapadas de los presos

to be shorn of sth formal: ser despojado de algo formal

2. shear < Part perf sheared> (break):

shear bolt/shaft: romper

II. shear <Part perf sheared> [americ ʃɪr, Brit ʃɪə] VERBO intr

1. shear (cut):

to shear through: atravesar

2. shear (break):

shear: romperse

to shear off: romperse

shears [americ ʃɪrz, Brit ʃɪəz] SUBST subst pl

shears (for grass, hedge): podaderas fpl

shears (for grass, hedge): tijeras fpl de podar

shears (for metal): cizallas fpl

shears (for shearing sheep): tijeras fpl de esquilar

shears (for hair): tijeras fpl de peluquero (grandes)

I. edge [americ ɛdʒ, Brit ɛdʒ] SUBST

1.1. edge C (cutting part):

edge: filo m

to put an edge on sth: afilar algo

companies on the leading edge of information technology: compañías a la vanguardia de la informática

he'll get the rough edge of my tongue coloq: me va a oír

he'll get the rough edge of my tongue coloq: se las voy a cantar bien claras coloq

to be on edge: estar nervioso

to be on edge: tener los nervios de punta or a flor de piel coloq

to take the edge off sth her smile took the edge off her critical remarks: su sonrisa suavizó or hizo menos duras sus críticas

this will take the edge off your appetite: esto te calmará un poco el hambre

this will take the edge off your appetite: esto te engañará el estómago coloq

1.2. edge U (sharpness):

his voice had a menacing edge to it: su voz tenía un tono amenazante

the article lacks critical edge: el artículo no es lo suficientemente incisivo

2. edge (advantage):

edge: ventaja f

it would give us the edge over our competitors: nos colocaría en una posición de ventaja con respecto a nuestros competidores

he has a definite edge over his rivals: tiene una clara ventaja sobre sus rivales

we no longer have the edge in quality or price: ya no tenemos la delantera ni en calidad ni en precio

3.1. edge (border, brink):

edge C sem pl: borde m

edge C sem pl: orilla f

at the water's edge: a la orilla del agua

the car rolled over the edge: el coche se despeñó or se desbarrancó

it kept us on the edge of our seats till the end: nos tuvo en vilo or en tensión hasta el final

3.2. edge C (of object):

the cloth had frayed at the edges: el paño se había deshilachado en los bordes

I laid the planks edge to edge: coloqué las tablas lado con lado

the coin landed on its edge: la moneda cayó de canto

II. edge [americ ɛdʒ, Brit ɛdʒ] VERBO trans

1.1. edge (border):

the collar was edged with fur: el cuello estaba ribeteado de piel

the paper was edged in black: el papel tenía un borde negro

the palm trees that edged the beach: las palmeras que bordeaban la playa

1.2. edge lawn/grass:

edge: recortar los bordes de

2. edge (move cautiously):

he edged his chair closer to hers: fue acercando su silla a la de ella

I tried to edge her toward the door: traté de llevarla poco a poco hacia la puerta

she edged her way along the ledge: fue avanzando poco a poco por la cornisa

I edged my way along the packed corridor: me fui abriendo paso por el pasillo abarrotado de gente

3. edge (sharpen):

edge: afilar

a voice edged with fear: una voz que dejaba traslucir cierto temor

4. edge americ → edge out

III. edge [americ ɛdʒ, Brit ɛdʒ] VERBO intr + adv compar

to edge forward/closer/away: ir avanzando/acercándose/alejándose (poco a poco)

the child edged closer to his mother: el niño se fue arrimando a su madre

they are edging toward an agreement: poco a poco se están acercando a un acuerdo

the pound edged up half a cent against the dollar: la libra logró subir medio centavo con respecto al dólar

edge out VERBO [americ ɛdʒ -, Brit ɛdʒ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

edge out rival/opponent:

edge out: ganarle por mano a

edge out: ganarle de mano a RioPr

edge out: ganarle la mano a Chile

they edged the nationalists out of second place: lograron quitarles el segundo lugar a los nacionalistas

edging [americ ˈɛdʒɪŋ, Brit ˈɛdʒɪŋ] SUBST

edging: borde m

a steel edging: un borde de acero

the collar had an edging of lace/ribbon: el cuello tenía puntilla alrededor/estaba ribeteado con una cinta

no Dicionário PONS

shears [ʃɪəz, americ ʃɪrz] SUBST pl

shears for sheep: tijeras f de esquilar pl

shears for sheep: tijeras de podar

shears for metal: cizalla f

shear <[or shorn]> [ʃɪəʳ, americ ʃɪr] VERBO trans sheared, sheared

1. shear sheep:

shear: esquilar

2. shear person:

shear: rapar

to be shorn of sth fig: ser despojado de algo

I. edge [edʒ] SUBST sing

1. edge (limit):

edge: borde m

edge of a lake, pond: orilla f

edge of a mountain: cresta f

edge of a page: margen m

edge of a table, coin: canto m

to bring sth to the edge of disaster: llevar algo hasta el límite del desastre

to take the edge off one's appetite/hunger: calmar el apetito/hambre

to take the edge off an argument: restar fuerza a un argumento

2. edge (cutting part):

edge: filo m

to put an edge on sth: afilar algo

3. edge sem pl (anger):

to be on edge: tener los nervios a flor de piel

there's a definite edge in her voice: hay un tono áspero en su voz

4. edge DESP:

edge: ventaja f

to have the edge over sb: tener ventaja sobre alguien

Expressões:

to be (balanced) on a razor's edge: pender de un hilo

to set sb's teeth on edge: poner nervioso a alguien

to give sb the sharp edge of one's tongue: echar una bronca a alguien

II. edge [edʒ] VERBO trans

1. edge (border):

edge: bordear

2. edge (in sewing):

edge: ribetear

3. edge (move slowly):

to edge one's way through sth: ir abriéndose paso por algo

she's edging her party towards extremism: está acercando su partido hacia el extremismo

III. edge [edʒ] VERBO intr

to edge closer to sth: ir acercándose a algo

to edge away from the danger: ir alejándose del peligro

to edge forward: ir avanzando

edging [ˈedʒɪŋ] SUBST

edging: borde m

edging of a ribbon: ribete m

no Dicionário PONS

shears [ʃɪrz] SUBST pl

shears for sheep: tijeras f de esquilar pl

shears for plants: tijeras f de podar pl

shears for metal: cizalla f

shear <sheared, sheared [or shorn]> [ʃɪr] VERBO trans

1. shear sheep:

shear: esquilar

2. shear person:

shear: rapar

to be shorn of sth fig: ser despojado de algo

I. edge [edʒ] SUBST sing

1. edge (limit):

edge: borde m

edge of a lake, pond: orilla f

edge of a mountain: cresta f

edge of a page: margen m

edge of a table, coin: canto m

to bring sth to the edge of disaster: llevar algo hasta el límite del desastre

to take the edge off one's appetite/hunger: calmar el apetito/hambre

to take the edge off an argument: quitar hierro [o fuerza] a una discusión

2. edge (cutting part):

edge: filo m

to put an edge on sth: afilar algo

3. edge (anger):

to be on edge: tener los nervios a flor de piel

there's a definite edge in her voice: hay un tono áspero en su voz

4. edge DESP:

edge: ventaja f

to have the edge over sb: tener ventaja sobre alguien

Expressões:

to be (balanced) on a razor's edge: pender de un hilo

to set sb's teeth on edge: sacar de quicio a alguien

to live on the edge: vivir en el filo (de la navaja)

II. edge [edʒ] VERBO trans

1. edge (border):

edge: bordear

2. edge (in sewing):

edge: ribetear

3. edge (move slowly):

to edge one's way through sth: ir abriéndose paso por algo

she's edging her party towards extremism: está acercando su partido hacia el extremismo

4. edge (skis):

edge: angular

III. edge [edʒ] VERBO intr

to edge closer to sth: ir acercándose a algo

to edge away from danger: ir alejándose del peligro

to edge forward: ir avanzando

edging [ˈedʒ·ɪŋ] SUBST

edging: borde m

edging of a ribbon: ribete m

Present
I	shear
you	shear
he/she/it	shears
we	shear
you	shear
they	shear

Past
I	sheared
you	sheared
he/she/it	sheared
we	sheared
you	sheared
they	sheared

Present Perfect
I	have	sheared / shorn
you	have	sheared / shorn
he/she/it	has	sheared / shorn
we	have	sheared / shorn
you	have	sheared / shorn
they	have	sheared / shorn

Past Perfect
I	had	sheared / shorn
you	had	sheared / shorn
he/she/it	had	sheared / shorn
we	had	sheared / shorn
you	had	sheared / shorn
they	had	sheared / shorn

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Dividing the shear flow by the thickness of a given portion of the semi-monocoque structure yields the shear stress.

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The depression degenerated the next day due to strong wind shear.

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Pressure acts locally, normal to the surface, and shear force acts locally, parallel to the surface.

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Continued wind shear caused the storm to further degrade and its eye to become ragged in appearance.

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Thereafter, the system began to shear from the south, its wind field expanded, and extratropical transition had begun.

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