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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. corner [americ ˈkɔrnər, Brit ˈkɔːnə] SUBST

1.1. corner (inside angle):

corner (of room, cupboard)
corner (of field)
corner (of mouth)
to see/watch sth/sb out of the corner of one's eye
to be in a (tight) corner
to drive/force sb into a corner
acorralar a alguien
atrib corner cupboard

1.2. corner (outside angle):

corner (of street, page)
corner (of table)
corner (of table)
corner (bend in road)
I'll meet you on or at the corner
he took the corner too fast
around the corner literal (nearby)
around the corner literal (nearby)
to turn the corner literal

2.1. corner (in soccer):

corner kick
corner kick
corner kick

2.2. corner (in hockey):

corner

3. corner (in boxing):

corner
to fight one's/sb's corner Brit, he was determined to fight his own corner
to fight one's/sb's corner Brit, he was determined to fight his own corner

4. corner (monopoly):

corner

II. corner [americ ˈkɔrnər, Brit ˈkɔːnə] VERBO trans

1. corner (trap):

corner fugitive/stag/fox

2. corner (monopolize):

corner

III. corner [americ ˈkɔrnər, Brit ˈkɔːnə] VERBO intr

corner

street corner SUBST

street corner

corner flag SUBST

corner flag
corner flag
corner flag

corner shop SUBST Brit

corner shop
they sell it in the corner shop

corner seat SUBST

corner seat

penalty corner SUBST (in hockey)

penalty corner

kitty-corner [Brit ˈkɪtɪˌkɔːnə], kitty-cornered [-d] ADJ americ

kitty-corner → diagonal

I. diagonal [americ daɪˈæɡənl, Brit dʌɪˈaɡ(ə)n(ə)l] ADJ

II. diagonal [americ daɪˈæɡənl, Brit dʌɪˈaɡ(ə)n(ə)l] SUBST

hole-and-corner [americ ˌhoʊl ən ˈkɔrnər, Brit] ADJ Brit atrib

hole-and-corner
hole-and-corner

cater-cornered [americ ˈkædərˌkɔrnərd, Brit ˈkeɪtəˌkɔːnəd], cater-corner [-ˌkɔːrnər, -ˌkɔːnə(r)] ADJ americ

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inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. corner [ˈkɔ:nəʳ, americ ˈkɔ:rnɚ] SUBST

1. corner (junction of two roads):

corner
to cut a corner
to be round the corner
to turn the corner
to turn the corner fig

2. corner (of a room):

corner
to put sb in the corner a. ESCOLAR

3. corner (place):

4. corner (manoeuvre in sport):

corner

5. corner DESP (assistants):

corner

6. corner (difficult position):

to be in a tight corner
to drive sb into a (tight) corner

7. corner (domination):

to have a corner of the market

8. corner (periphery):

out of the corner of one's eye
out of the corner of sb's mouth

Expressões:

II. corner [ˈkɔ:nəʳ, americ ˈkɔ:rnɚ] VERBO trans

1. corner (hinder escape):

corner
corner irón
to get sb cornered fig

2. corner ECON:

to corner the market

III. corner [ˈkɔ:nəʳ, americ ˈkɔ:rnɚ] VERBO intr

corner auto:

corner

corner house SUBST

corner house

corner seat SUBST

corner seat

corner shop SUBST

corner shop
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
corner
corner piece
corner bracket
corner unit
corner
house on the corner
to take a corner
around the corner
to turn the corner
corner cupboard
street corner
house corner
corner house
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. corner [ˈkɔr·nər] SUBST

1. corner (junction of two roads):

corner
to cut a corner
to be around the corner
to turn the corner
to turn the corner fig

2. corner (of a room):

corner

3. corner (place):

4. corner (kick or shot):

corner

5. corner (difficult position):

to be in a tight corner
to drive sb into a (tight) corner

6. corner (domination):

to have a corner of the market

7. corner (periphery):

out of the corner of one's eye
out of the corner of sb's mouth

Expressões:

II. corner [ˈkɔr·nər] VERBO trans

1. corner (hinder escape):

corner
corner irón
to get sb cornered fig

2. corner ECON:

to corner the market

III. corner [ˈkɔr·nər] VERBO intr

corner auto:

corner

corner shop SUBST

corner shop

corner house SUBST

corner house

corner seat SUBST

corner seat
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
corner
corner
house on the corner
to take a corner
around the corner
to turn the corner
street corner
house corner
corner house
corner of the mouth
corner of the eye
Present
Icorner
youcorner
he/she/itcorners
wecorner
youcorner
theycorner
Past
Icornered
youcornered
he/she/itcornered
wecornered
youcornered
theycornered
Present Perfect
Ihavecornered
youhavecornered
he/she/ithascornered
wehavecornered
youhavecornered
theyhavecornered
Past Perfect
Ihadcornered
youhadcornered
he/she/ithadcornered
wehadcornered
youhadcornered
theyhadcornered

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Like isobars, they follow diagonal lines, but at right angles to the isobar lines; from upper-left to lower right.
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We can divide this by one diagonal, and take one half (a triangle) as fundamental domain.
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Its name comes from its black inferior fins; it also has distinctive black dots on the body which form diagonal lines.
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The factor is represented by block permutation matrices with 2-by-2 blocks, and a final 1 on the diagonal.
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As seen from the perspective of the greens, the red ships' cycle of exchanging light pulses travels a diagonal path that is two light-seconds long.
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