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I. spread [Brit sprɛd, americ sprɛd] SUBST
1. spread (dissemination):
spread (of disease, drugs)
spread (of news, information)
spread (of education)
the spread of sth to group, area, place
2. spread (extent, range):
spread (of wings, branches)
spread (of arch)
spread (of arch)
spread (of products, services)
spread of sail or canvas NÁUT
3. spread JORNAL:
a three-column spread
4. spread CULIN:
spread
salmon/shrimp spread
fruit spread
5. spread (assortment of dishes):
spread
6. spread americ AGRIC, PEC:
spread
II. spread [Brit sprɛd, americ sprɛd] ADJ LINGUÍS
spread lips
III. spread <Pret imperf, Part perf spread> [Brit sprɛd, americ sprɛd] VERBO trans
1. spread:
spread (open out, unfold) cloth, map, rug, newspaper
étendre (on, over sur)
spread (lay out) cloth, newspaper, map
étaler (on, over sur)
spread (put) cloth, sheet, newspaper
to spread a cloth on the table
spread 'em coloq! (police command)
2. spread (apply in layer):
spread butter, jam, paste, glue
étaler (on, over sur)
3. spread (cover with layer):
4. spread (distribute over area):
spread forces, troops
spread cards, documents
spread fertilizer
spread workload, responsibility
to spread grit or sand
5. spread:
spread, a. spread out (distribute in time, space out) payments, meetings, visits, cost
étaler, échelonner (over sur)
6. spread (diffuse, cause to proliferate):
spread disease, infection, germs, fire
spread religion
spread fear, confusion, panic
spread rumour, story, lie, scandal
to spread sth to sb infection, news
transmettre [qc] à qn
can you spread the word?
to spread the word that
to spread the Word REL
IV. spread <Pret imperf, Part perf spread> [Brit sprɛd, americ sprɛd] VERBO intr
1. spread butter, margarine, jam, glue:
spread
2. spread (cover area or time, extend):
spread forest, desert, drought, network:
s'étendre (over sur)
spread experience:
s'étendre (over sur)
3. spread (proliferate, become more widespread):
spread disease, infection, germs:
spread fire:
spread fear, confusion, panic:
spread rumour, story, scandal:
spread stain:
spread pain:
to spread over sth epidemic, disease: area
to spread to fire, disease, rioting, strike: building, region
V. to spread oneself VERBO reflex
to spread oneself < Pret imperf, Part perf spread>:
to spread oneself too thin fig
I. wing [Brit wɪŋ, americ wɪŋ] SUBST
1. wing ZOOL (of bird, insect):
2. wing:
3. wing:
wing MILITAR, POL (of army, party)
4. wing DESP:
5. wing (on sanitary towel):
II. wings SUBST subst pl
1. wings TEATR:
2. wings AERONÁUT:
III. wing [Brit wɪŋ, americ wɪŋ] VERBO trans
1. wing:
to wing one's way to plane, passenger, letter:
2. wing (injure):
wing bullet:
IV. wing [Brit wɪŋ, americ wɪŋ] VERBO intr (fly)
V. wing [Brit wɪŋ, americ wɪŋ]
to take wing lit thoughts:
to wing it coloq americ
I. spread around VERBO [Brit sprɛd -, americ sprɛd -], spread about VERBO (spread [sth] around)
spread around rumour:
spread around
cheese spread SUBST
cheese spread
centre spread SUBST JORNAL
centre spread
chocolate spread SUBST U
chocolate spread
spread-eagled ADJ
spread-eagled
I. spread out VERBO [Brit sprɛd -, americ sprɛd -] (spread out)
spread out group:
se disperser (over sur)
spread out wings, tail:
spread out landscape, town, woods:
spread out!
II. spread out VERBO [Brit sprɛd -, americ sprɛd -] (spread [sth] out, spread out [sth])
1. spread out:
spread out (open out, unfold) cloth, map, rug, newspaper
étendre (on, over sur)
spread out (lay, flatten out) cloth, newspaper, map
étaler (on, over sur)
2. spread out (distribute over area):
spread out cards, maps, trinkets
spread out forces, troops
spread eagle SUBST HERÁLD
spread eagle
double spread SUBST JORNAL
double spread
double spread
middle-aged spread, middle-age spread SUBST
middle-aged spread
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inglês
inglês
francês
francês
I. spread [spred] SUBST
1. spread (act of spreading):
spread
2. spread (range):
spread
spread of opinion
3. spread (article):
spread
4. spread americ → ranch
5. spread Aus, Brit coloq (meal):
spread
II. spread <spread, spread> [spred] VERBO intr
1. spread (propagate):
spread
2. spread (stretch):
spread
3. spread (cover a surface):
spread
III. spread <spread, spread> [spred] VERBO trans
1. spread (cause to expand):
spread
spread one's legs
spread a virus, disease
spread panic
spread a culture
2. spread (cover with a spread):
spread
to spread a toast with jam
3. spread (distribute):
spread
4. spread (tell others):
spread
spread the word
Expressões:
to spread one's wings
ranch <-es> [rɑ:ntʃ, americ ræntʃ] SUBST
to spread scandal
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
propager idée, nouvelle
to spread
to spread
to spread
to spread
généralisation d'un conflit
spread
spread
to spread sth on the ground/the table
répandre nouvelle, peur, eaux
to spread
to spread
to spread out
se répandre chaleur, fumée, odeur
to spread
se répandre épidémie
to spread
to spread over sth
to spread
spread
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
I. spread [spred] SUBST
1. spread (act of spreading):
spread
2. spread (range):
spread
spread of opinion
3. spread (article):
spread
4. spread (ranch):
spread
5. spread coloq (meal):
spread
II. spread <spread, spread> [spred] VERBO intr
1. spread (propagate):
spread
2. spread (stretch):
spread
3. spread (cover surface):
spread
III. spread <spread, spread> [spred] VERBO trans
1. spread (cause to expand):
spread
spread one's legs
spread virus, disease
spread panic
spread culture
2. spread (cover with):
spread
to spread toast with jam
3. spread (distribute):
spread
4. spread (tell others):
spread rumor, lies
spread the word
Expressões:
to spread one's wings
to spread scandal
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
propager idée, nouvelle
to spread
to spread
to spread
to spread
généralisation d'un conflit
spread
spread
to spread sth on the ground/the table
répandre nouvelle, peur, eaux
to spread
to spread
to spread out
se répandre chaleur, fumée, odeur
to spread
se répandre épidémie
to spread
to spread over sth
to spread
to spread a rumor
Present
Ispread
youspread
he/she/itspreads
wespread
youspread
theyspread
Past
Ispread
youspread
he/she/itspread
wespread
youspread
theyspread
Present Perfect
Ihavespread
youhavespread
he/she/ithasspread
wehavespread
youhavespread
theyhavespread
Past Perfect
Ihadspread
youhadspread
he/she/ithadspread
wehadspread
youhadspread
theyhadspread
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Early models had cycle-type mudguards that swivelled with the front wheels, later models had fixed wings.
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Two-spar wings were folding rearwards or could be detached.
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The fleet faces headlong wings for six straight days.
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The wings were of wooden construction, with two spars, also fabric-covered.
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They have large spurs on their wings which are used in fights over mates and territorial disputes.
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