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propagación
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
I. spread <pass & Part perf spread> [americ sprɛd, Brit sprɛd] VERBO trans
1.1. spread (extend) (in space):
spread arms/legs
spread map/sails/wings
spread fan
1.2. spread (extend) (in time):
2.1. spread:
spread paint/glue
spread seeds/sand
2.2. spread:
spread knowledge/news
spread knowledge/news
spread knowledge/news
spread influence
spread rumor
spread rumor
spread disease
spread fear
spread ideas/culture
spread ideas/culture
spread ideas/culture
to spread the word
3. spread (cover):
II. spread <pass & Part perf spread> [americ sprɛd, Brit sprɛd] VERBO intr
1. spread:
spread disease:
spread fire/liquid:
spread ideas/culture:
spread ideas/culture:
spread panic/fear:
spread influence/revolt:
2.1. spread (extend) (in space):
spread plain/coast:
their empire spread fromto
2.2. spread (extend):
spread (in time)
3. spread butter/paint:
spread
III. spread [americ sprɛd, Brit sprɛd] SUBST
1. spread U (diffusion):
spread (of disease)
spread (of education)
spread (of ideas)
spread (of ideas)
spread (of ideas)
spread (of nuclear weapons)
2.1. spread U (of wings, sails):
spread
2.2. spread U (range, extent):
a broad spread of opinion
3. spread C FINAN:
spread
spread
4.1. spread CULIN C (meal):
spread coloq
spread coloq
what a marvelous spread
4.2. spread CULIN C (paste):
spread
cheese spread
sardine spread
5. spread C JORNAL, TIPOGR:
6. spread C (ranch) americ:
spread coloq, region
spread coloq, region
hacienda f lat-amer
spread coloq, region
estancia f RioPr
spread coloq, region
fundo m Chile
center spread, centre spread Brit SUBST
center spread
spread betting SUBST U
spread betting
spread-eagled [ˈspredˌiːɡəld] ADJ
spread-eagled
spread-eagled
spread-eagle [americ, Brit ˌsprɛdˈiːɡ(ə)l] VERBO trans coloq
spread-eagle
spread out VERBO [americ sprɛd -, Brit sprɛd -] (v + adv)
1. spread out (move apart):
spread out troops:
2. spread out (extend):
spread out
double spread SUBST
double spread → double-page spread
double-page spread [ˈdʌb(ə)lpeɪdʒ ˌsprɛd] SUBST
double-page spread
double-page spread [ˈdʌb(ə)lpeɪdʒ ˌsprɛd] SUBST
double-page spread
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
I. spread [spred] spread, spread spread, spread SUBST
1. spread (act of spreading):
spread
2. spread (range):
spread
3. spread (article):
spread
4. spread CULIN:
spread
5. spread americ (ranch):
spread
spread
rancho m lat-amer
6. spread Aus, Brit coloq (meal):
spread
II. spread [spred] spread, spread spread, spread VERBO intr
spread liquid
spread disease
spread news
III. spread [spred] spread, spread spread, spread VERBO trans
1. spread:
spread disease
spread news
2. spread butter:
spread
3. spread payments, work:
spread
4. spread (unfold):
spread map, blanket
spread-eagled [ˌspredˈi:gld, americ ˈspredˌi:-] ADJ
spread-eagled
person-to-person transmission, spread
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
to spread rumours [or rumors americ]
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
I. spread [spred] SUBST
1. spread (act of spreading):
spread
2. spread (range):
spread
3. spread (article):
a full-page spread
4. spread culin:
spread
5. spread (ranch):
spread
spread
rancho m lat-amer
6. spread coloq (meal):
spread
7. spread DESP (number of points):
point spread
II. spread <spread, spread> [spred] VERBO trans
1. spread:
spread news
spread disease
2. spread butter:
spread
3. spread payments, work:
spread
4. spread (unfold):
spread map, blanket
III. spread <spread, spread> [spred] VERBO intr
spread news
spread disease
spread liquid
spread-eagled [ˈspred·ˈi·gəld] ADJ
spread-eagled
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
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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Some prisoners were forced into the "cross" position: spread-eagled against a wall and compelled to stand on tiptoe, with wrists and ankles bound.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Student activists plaster cardboard signs on their chests and protest spread-eagled on the sidewalks.
opinion.inquirer.net
If he does make it, the opposition defence is spread-eagled and a goal may be on.
www.independent.ie
When the prey is spread-eagled, all limbs are outstretched and it is carried along the backsides of the ants.
en.wikipedia.org
Navy personnel on sabbatical sculpt the form of a spread-eagled woman from sand.
www.eurekastreet.com.au