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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
fire irons SUBST Plsubst
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. iron [Am ˈaɪ(ə)rn, Brit ˈʌɪən] SUBST
1.1. iron U (metal):
fierro m LatAm
any old iron? Brit
attr the Iron Age
1.2. iron U (in food):
2. iron (for clothes):
3.1. iron:
3.2. iron (golf club):
3.3. iron (gun) Am:
iron sl
iron sl
pusca f Esp sl
4. iron <irons, pl > (fetters):
II. iron [Am ˈaɪ(ə)rn, Brit ˈʌɪən] ADJ
1. iron (made of iron):
iron bar/bridge/railing
2. iron (strong) attr:
iron constitution
iron constitution
iron will/resolve
iron will/resolve
III. iron [Am ˈaɪ(ə)rn, Brit ˈʌɪən] VERB trans
iron clothes/sheets:
IV. iron [Am ˈaɪ(ə)rn, Brit ˈʌɪən] VERB intr
iron person:
I. fire [Am ˈfaɪ(ə)r, Brit ˈfʌɪə] SUBST
1.1. fire U:
to set sth on fire or to set fire to sth
to catch fire twigs:
to set the world or Brit also the Thames on fire
1.2. fire C (outdoors):
1.3. fire C (in hearth):
lumbre f liter
2. fire C (accident):
as Interj fire!
3. fire C (heater):
fire Brit
fire Brit
4. fire U (passion):
5. fire U (of guns):
to open fire on sb/sth
to draw sb's fire
II. fire [Am ˈfaɪ(ə)r, Brit ˈfʌɪə] VERB trans
1.1. fire:
fire gun/shot/missile
fire rocket
dispararle a alguien
1.2. fire (direct):
2. fire (dismiss):
fire ugs
fire ugs
3.1. fire (activate):
fire boiler/furnace
3.2. fire (stimulate):
fire imagination/enthusiasm
fire passion
fire passion
3.3. fire (set fire to):
fire liter
4. fire pottery:
III. fire [Am ˈfaɪ(ə)r, Brit ˈfʌɪə] VERB intr
1. fire (shoot):
to fire at sb/sth
disparar contra alguien/algo
to fire at sb/sth
dispararle a alguien/algo
to fire on sb
disparar sobre alguien
ready, aim or Brit take aim, fire!
2. fire engine:
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I. iron [ˈaɪən, Am ˈaɪɚn] SUBST
1. iron kein Pl (metal):
fierro m LatAm
2. iron (for pressing clothes):
3. iron SPORT (golf club):
Wendungen:
II. iron [ˈaɪən, Am ˈaɪɚn] VERB trans
iron übtr
III. iron [ˈaɪən, Am ˈaɪɚn] VERB intr
IV. iron [ˈaɪən, Am ˈaɪɚn] ADJ
iron discipline
I. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, Am ˈfaɪɚ] SUBST
1. fire:
2. fire TECH:
3. fire MILIT:
to be under fire MILIT
to be under fire übtr
4. fire (passion):
Wendungen:
II. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, Am ˈfaɪɚ] VERB trans
1. fire (set fire to):
fire ceramics
2. fire (weapon):
3. fire ugs (dismiss):
botar LatAm
fletar Arg
4. fire (inspire):
III. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, Am ˈfaɪɚ] VERB intr
1. fire with gun:
2. fire AUTO:
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I. iron [ˈaɪ·ərn] SUBST
1. iron (metal):
fierro m LatAm
2. iron (for pressing clothes):
3. iron SPORT (golf club):
4. iron pl (shackles):
cadenas f Pl
Wendungen:
II. iron [ˈaɪ·ərn] VERB trans
iron übtr
III. iron [ˈaɪ·ərn] VERB intr
IV. iron [ˈaɪ·ərn] ADJ
iron discipline
I. fire [ˈfaɪr] SUBST
1. fire:
2. fire TECH:
3. fire MILIT:
to be under fire MILIT
to be under fire übtr
4. fire (passion):
Wendungen:
II. fire [ˈfaɪr] VERB trans
1. fire (burn):
fire ceramics
2. fire (weapon):
3. fire ugs (dismiss):
botar LatAm
fletar Arg
4. fire (inspire):
III. fire [ˈfaɪr] VERB intr
1. fire with gun:
2. fire AUTO:
Present
Iiron
youiron
he/she/itirons
weiron
youiron
theyiron
Past
Iironed
youironed
he/she/itironed
weironed
youironed
theyironed
Present Perfect
Ihaveironed
youhaveironed
he/she/ithasironed
wehaveironed
youhaveironed
theyhaveironed
Past Perfect
Ihadironed
youhadironed
he/she/ithadironed
wehadironed
youhadironed
theyhadironed
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The firm manufactured grates, fire irons and so forth.
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More elaborate grills, cast iron pots and fire irons can be used on the campfire to cook most foods.
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These waffle irons were constructed of two hinged iron plates connected to two long, wooden handles.
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Heavy bleeders may become tired and suffer shortness of breath and pain because of anaemia due to iron loss.
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Death sentences, severance of limbs and branding with hot iron were very common.
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