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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

lemon [americ ˈlɛmən, Brit ˈlɛmən] SUBST

1.1. lemon (fruit):

lemon C or U
lemon C or U
limón m francés Méx Ven
lemon atrib peel/juice/soufflé
lemon squash
lemon squeezer Brit
lemon squeezer Brit

1.2. lemon C:

lemon, a. lemon tree

1.3. lemon (color):

lemon U
lemon atrib

2.1. lemon coloq C (dud, failure):

lemon
porquería f coloq

2.2. lemon coloq C (fool):

lemon Brit

lemon curd, lemon cheese SUBST U

lemon curd

lemon balm SUBST U

lemon balm
lemon balm

lemon drop SUBST

lemon drop

lemon verbena SUBST U

lemon verbena
lemon verbena
lemon verbena

I. lemon yellow <atrib lemon-yellow> [ˌlɛm(ə)n ˈjɛləʊ] ADJ

lemon yellow

II. lemon yellow [ˌlɛm(ə)n ˈjɛləʊ] SUBST U

lemon yellow

lemon sole SUBST U

lemon sole

lemon tea SUBST U

lemon tea

bitter lemon SUBST C or U Brit

bitter lemon

lemongrass, lemon grass SUBST U

no Dicionário PONS

inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

lemon [ˈlemən] SUBST

1. lemon (fruit):

lemon
a slice of lemon

2. lemon sem pl (colour):

lemon

3. lemon Brit, Aus coloq (foolish person):

lemon
estúpido(-a) m (f)
lemon
gafo(-a) m (f) Ven

Expressões:

to squeeze sb like a lemon coloq

lemon juice SUBST

lemon juice

lemon peel SUBST

lemon peel

lemon tea SUBST

lemon tea

lemon squash <- -shes> SUBST Brit, Aus

lemon squash
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
lemon
lemon grove
lemon tree
lemon tree
lemon verbena
lemon balm
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

lemon [ˈlem·ən] SUBST

1. lemon (fruit):

lemon
a slice of lemon

2. lemon (color):

lemon

3. lemon coloq (defective object):

lemon

lemon peel SUBST

lemon peel

lemon juice SUBST

lemon juice
lemon/orange zest
grated lemon zest
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
lemon
lemon verbena
lemon balm
lemon tree
lemon tree
lemon peel

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