DEAD MAN'S HANDLE - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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dead man's handle SUBST

Man

Man → Manitoba

I. male [americ meɪl, Brit meɪl] ADJ

1.1. male:

1.2. male:

2. male MEC:

II. male [americ meɪl, Brit meɪl] SUBST

I. man <pl men [men]> [americ mæn, Brit man] SUBST

1.1. man (adult male):

1.2. man (type):

2.1. man (person):

2.2. man (mankind):

3.1. man (representative, employee):

3.2. man (manservant):

4. man <men, pl > (troops, team, employees):

5. man:

6. man as form of address coloq:

II. man <Part pres manning; pass, Part perf manned> [americ mæn, Brit man] VERBO trans

1.1. man (operate):

1.2. man (get ready to operate):

2.1. man (be crew of):

2.2. man (provide crew for):

I. handle [americ ˈhændl, Brit ˈhand(ə)l] SUBST

1.1. handle:

1.2. handle coloq:

2.1. handle (title) coloq:

2.2. handle (name):

3. handle COMPUT:

II. handle [americ ˈhændl, Brit ˈhand(ə)l] VERBO trans

1.1. handle (touch):

1.2. handle (manipulate, manage):

2.1. handle (deal with):

2.2. handle (cope with emotionally) coloq:

3.1. handle (be responsible for):

3.2. handle (do business in):

3.3. handle (process):

III. handle [americ ˈhændl, Brit ˈhand(ə)l] VERBO intr

IV. handle [americ ˈhændl, Brit ˈhand(ə)l] VERBO reflex

I. dead [americ dɛd, Brit dɛd] ADJ

1. dead (no longer alive):

2.1. dead (numb):

2.2. dead (unresponsive):

3. dead (very tired, ill):

4.1. dead (obsolete):

4.2. dead (past, finished with):

4.3. dead (in bar, restaurant) coloq:

5.1. dead (not functioning):

5.2. dead (not alight):

5.3. dead (quiet, not busy):

5.4. dead FINAN:

5.5. dead DESP:

6.1. dead as intensifier:

6.2. dead (exact):

II. dead [americ dɛd, Brit dɛd] ADV

1.1. dead (exactly):

1.2. dead (directly):

1.3. dead (suddenly):

2.1. dead (absolutely) coloq:

2.2. dead as intensifier calão:

III. dead [americ dɛd, Brit dɛd] SUBST

1. dead + pl verbo:

2. dead (depth):

body <pl bodies> [americ ˈbɑdi, Brit ˈbɒdi] SUBST

1.1. body C (of human, animal):

1.2. body C (trunk):

1.3. body C (corpse):

2.1. body C (main part):

2.2. body C MOTOR:

2.3. body (majority, bulk):

3.1. body C (organization):

3.2. body (unit) sem pl:

3.3. body C (collection):

3.4. body C (mass):

4. body C (object):

5. body U (density):