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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

leg-of-mutton sleeve [ˌlɛɡəvˌmətn ˈsliv] SUBST

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

mutton [americ ˈmətn, Brit ˈmʌt(ə)n] SUBST U

añojo m Esp
capón m RioPr

I. leg [americ lɛɡ, Brit lɛɡ] SUBST

1. leg ANAT:

break a leg! coloq, humor TEATR
shake a leg! coloq
¡muévete! coloq
shake a leg! coloq
apúrate lat-amer
show a leg! Brit coloq
show a leg! Brit coloq
¡vamos, arriba! coloq
to get a or one's leg over Brit calão
pararse lat-amer
to pull sb's leg coloq
tomarle el pelo a alguien coloq
matarse andando esp Esp coloq
to walk one's legs off atrib muscle
leg irons MED

2.1. leg CULIN:

2.2. leg MODA:

2.3. leg (of chair, table):

3. leg (stage):

II. leg <Part pres legging; pass, Part perf legged> [americ lɛɡ, Brit lɛɡ] VERBO trans

to leg it coloq (go on foot)
ir a pata coloq

of [americ əv, Brit ɒv, (ə)v] PREP

1. of (indicating relationship, material, content):

2. of (descriptive use):

3.1. of (partitive use):

he drank of the wine arcaico

3.2. of (with superl):

4. of (indicating date, time):

it is ten (minutes) of five americ
it is ten (minutes) of five americ
son diez para las cinco lat-amer excl RioPr
it is a quarter of five americ
it is a quarter of five americ
son un cuarto para las cinco lat-amer excl RioPr

5. of (on the part of):

6. of (inherent in):

7.1. of (indicating cause):

7.2. of (by):

of arcaico

sleeve [americ sliv, Brit sliːv] SUBST

1. sleeve (of garment):

to have sth up one's sleeve coloq

2. sleeve (of record):

sleeve Brit
sleeve Brit

3. sleeve TÉC:

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mutton [ˈmʌtən] SUBST sem pl

Expressões:

I. leg [leg] -gg- SUBST

1. leg:

leg of person
leg of animal, furniture

2. leg of trousers:

3. leg CULIN:

leg of lamb, pork
leg of chicken

4. leg (segment):

Expressões:

to give sb a leg up coloq
to pull sb's leg coloq
to shake a leg coloq

II. leg [leg] -gg- VERBO trans coloq

of [əv, stressed: ɒv] PREP

1. of:

2. of (belonging to):

3. of (done by):

4. of (representing):

5. of (without):

6. of (with):

7. of (away from):

8. of (temporal):

in May of 2003
en mayo del 2003

9. of americ (to):

10. of (consisting of):

11. of (characteristic):

12. of (concerning):

to know sth of sb's past

13. of (cause):

because of sth/sb

14. of (a portion of):

15. of (to amount of):

sleeve [sli:v] SUBST

1. sleeve of shirt:

2. sleeve (cover):

3. sleeve (for record):

Expressões:

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I. leg [leg] SUBST

1. leg:

leg of person
leg of animal, furniture

2. leg of pants:

3. leg culin:

leg of lamb, pork
leg of chicken

4. leg (segment of journey):

Expressões:

to give sb a leg up coloq
to pull sb's leg coloq
to shake a leg coloq

II. leg <-gg-> [leg] VERBO trans coloq

of [əv, stressed: ʌv] PREP

1. of:

2. of (belonging to):

3. of (done by):

4. of (representing):

5. of (without):

6. of (with):

7. of (away from):

8. of (temporal):

in May of 2006
en mayo de(l) 2006

9. of (to):

10. of (consisting of):

11. of (characteristic):

12. of (concerning):

to know sth of sb's past

13. of (cause):

because of sth/sb

14. of (a portion of):

15. of (to amount of):

mutton [ˈmʌt·ən] SUBST

sleeve [sliv] SUBST

1. sleeve of shirt:

2. sleeve (cover):

3. sleeve (for record):

Expressões:

Present
Ileg
youleg
he/she/itlegs
weleg
youleg
theyleg
Past
Ilegged
youlegged
he/she/itlegged
welegged
youlegged
theylegged
Present Perfect
Ihavelegged
youhavelegged
he/she/ithaslegged
wehavelegged
youhavelegged
theyhavelegged
Past Perfect
Ihadlegged
youhadlegged
he/she/ithadlegged
wehadlegged
youhadlegged
theyhadlegged

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The consumer would put the frozen dinner into the sleeve according to what needed the most heat.
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The sleeves are elbow length, and the blouse has a front opening.
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Early limited versions came in a card sleeve with a bonus disc of remixes; most had previously appeared as b-sides.
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The bodysuit often has sleeves and varying collars.
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And really, if that's all the filmmakers have up their sleeve, why bother with a plot?
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