WAX - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

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Englisch

Spanisch

I. wax¹ [Am wæks, Brit waks] SUBST U

1. wax:

wax

cera f

wax attr candle/model/doll

de cera

wax polish

cera f abrillantadora

2. wax:

earwax

cera f (de los oídos)

earwax

cerumen m

3. wax:

sealing wax

lacre m

II. wax¹ [Am wæks, Brit waks] VERB trans

1. wax (treat with wax):

wax floor/table/skis

encerar

2. wax (to remove hair):

wax

depilar con cera

she has her legs waxed

se depila las piernas con cera

wax² [Am wæks, Brit waks] VERB intr

1. wax (increase):

wax moon:

crecer

his popularity waxed and waned

su popularidad sufrió muchos altibajos

2. wax (become):

she waxed lyrical about the painting

se deshizo en elogios hablando del cuadro

she waxed lyrical about the painting

habló extasiado del cuadro

floor wax SUBST U

floor wax

cera f para el suelo

floor wax

cera f para el piso LatAm

furniture wax SUBST U

furniture wax

cera f para muebles

sealing wax [Am ˈsilɪŋ ˌwæks, Brit ˈsiːlɪŋ waks] SUBST U

sealing wax

lacre m

candle wax SUBST U

candle wax

cera f de vela

wax paper SUBST U

wax paper → waxed

waxed [wakst] ADJ

waxed jacket/leather:

waxed

tratado con cera

wax seal SUBST

wax seal

sello m de lacre

Spanisch

Englisch

cera depilatoria

depilatory wax

cera depilatoria

hair-removing wax

simonizar

to wax

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Englisch

Spanisch

I. wax¹ [wæks] SUBST kein Pl

1. wax (fatty substance):

wax

cera f

candle wax

vela f de cera

candle wax (for polishing)

cera lustradora

2. wax (inside ear):

wax

cerumen m

wax

cerilla f

II. wax¹ [wæks] VERB trans

1. wax (polish):

wax floor, furniture

encerar

wax shoes

lustrar

2. wax (remove hair from):

wax

depilar con cera

wax² [wæks] VERB intr liter

1. wax moon:

wax

crecer

to wax and wane

crecer y decrecer

to wax and wane übtr

tener altibajos

2. wax (become):

wax

ponerse

she waxed lyrical about her holiday

se entusiasmó mucho con sus vacaciones

paraffin wax SUBST kein Pl

paraffin wax

parafina f

sealing wax SUBST kein Pl

sealing wax

lacre m

wax paper SUBST

wax paper

papel m encerado

Spanisch

Englisch

lacre

sealing wax

cera

wax

cera (de vela)

candle-wax

cera para suelos

wax polish

museo de cera

wax museum

cerilla

wax taper

encerar

to wax

cerillo

wax taper

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Englisch

Spanisch

I. wax¹ [wæks] SUBST

1. wax (fatty substance):

wax

cera f

candle wax

cera de vela

candle wax (for polishing)

cera lustradora

2. wax (inside ear):

wax

cera

wax

cerumen m

II. wax¹ [wæks] VERB trans

1. wax (polish):

wax floor, furniture, car

encerar

wax shoes

lustrar

2. wax (remove hair from):

wax

depilar con cera

wax² [wæks] VERB intr liter

1. wax moon:

wax

crecer

to wax and wane

crecer y menguar

to wax and wane übtr

tener altibajos

2. wax (become):

wax

ponerse

sealing wax SUBST

sealing wax

lacre m

wax(ed) paper SUBST

wax(ed) paper

papel m encerado

paraffin [ˈpær·ə·fɪn] SUBST, paraffin wax SUBST

paraffin

parafina f

to wax and wane

crecer y menguar

to wax and wane übtr

tener altibajos

Spanisch

Englisch

cera

wax

cera para suelos

wax polish

museo de cera

wax museum

lacre

sealing wax

encerar

to wax

crecer

to wax

Present

I	wax
you	wax
he/she/it	waxes
we	wax
you	wax
they	wax

Past

I	waxed
you	waxed
he/she/it	waxed
we	waxed
you	waxed
they	waxed

Present Perfect

I	have	waxed
you	have	waxed
he/she/it	has	waxed
we	have	waxed
you	have	waxed
they	have	waxed

Past Perfect

I	had	waxed
you	had	waxed
he/she/it	had	waxed
we	had	waxed
you	had	waxed
they	had	waxed

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Roll the tartufo tightly in the wax paper and freeze for at least 3 hours.

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Contrary to what you may have heard, baking paper is not wax paper.

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The market sells typical candies of the region such as charamuscas, which is often shaped as a charro or mummy and wrapped in wax paper.

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Roll the dough out, between the wax paper sheets, to an 11-inch circle.

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One presses an iron over the wax paper briefly and attaches it to the cloth, making it easier to trace while cutting.

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