I. rabbit [Am ˈræbət, Brit ˈrabɪt] SUBST
1. rabbit C ZOOL:
- rabbit
- conejo m / coneja f
- to breed like rabbits
- multiplicarse como (los) conejos
- rabbit's foot
- pata f de conejo
- rabbit's foot attr fur/skin
- de conejo
- rabbit burrow or hole
- madriguera f de conejo
2. rabbit U (meat):
- rabbit
- conejo m
3. rabbit C (in dog racing):
- rabbit Am
- liebre f mecánica
II. rabbit [Am ˈræbət, Brit ˈrabɪt] VERB intr Brit ugs
- rabbit
- parlotear ugs
- rabbit
- darle a la sinhueso ugs
- what's he rabbiting on about?
- ¿qué dice, que no para de hablar?
Easter [Am ˈistər, Brit ˈiːstə] SUBST
- Easter
- Pascua f (de Resurrección)
- the Easter vacation
- las vacaciones de Semana Santa
- Easter week
- Semana f Santa
I. rabbit [ˈræbɪt] SUBST
- rabbit
- conejo(-a) m (f)
II. rabbit [ˈræbɪt] VERB intr Brit, Aus ugs
- rabbit
- parlotear
Easter
- Easter
- Easter (En Semana Santa) es costumbre en Gran Bretaña consumir dos tipos de dulce: los hot cross buns, por un lado, panecillos especiados que tienen una cruz en la parte de arriba hecha con la misma masa, y el simnel cake, por otro lado, un denso pastel de pasas, que se decora con mazapán. Durante estos días es costumbre que los niños jueguen a arrojar huevos cocidos cuesta abajo para ver cuál es el huevo que llega más lejos. Hoy en día con el término de Easter egg (huevo de Pascua) se denomina al huevo de chocolate relleno de dulces y golosinas que se suele regalar durante estos días.
Easter [ˈi:stəʳ, Am -stɚ] SUBST
1. Easter (holiday):
- Easter
- Pascua f
2. Easter (season):
- Easter
- Semana f Santa
- at Easter
- en Semana Santa
I. rabbit [ˈræb·ɪt] SUBST
- rabbit
- conejo(-a) m (f)
II. rabbit [ˈræb·ɪt] VERB intr
- rabbit
- cazar conejos
Easter [ˈi·stər] SUBST
1. Easter (holiday):
- Easter
- Pascua f
2. Easter (season):
- Easter
- Semana f Santa
- during Easter
- en Semana Santa
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| he/she/it | rabbited |
| we | rabbited |
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| you | have | rabbited |
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