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escayola

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

plaster cast SUST.

1. plaster cast MED.:

Esp. also escayola f

2. plaster cast ARTE:

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. plaster [ingl. am. ˈplæstər, ingl. brit. ˈplɑːstə] SUST.

1.1. plaster U CONSTR.:

1.2. plaster U:

plaster (of Paris) ARTE, MED.
plaster (of Paris) ARTE, MED.
escayola f Esp.
escayolarle el brazo a alguien Esp.

2. plaster C ingl. brit.:

Band-Aid

II. plaster [ingl. am. ˈplæstər, ingl. brit. ˈplɑːstə] V. trans.

1. plaster CONSTR.:

plaster wall/room
plaster wall/room
plaster cracks

2.1. plaster (cover):

2.2. plaster (smear):

3. plaster (defeat) ingl. am.:

plaster coloq.
darle una paliza a coloq.

Band-Aid® [ingl. am. ˈbændeɪd, ingl. brit. ˈbandeɪd] SUST. ingl. am.

tirita f (de Tirita®) Esp.

I. cast1 <pret. & part. pas. cast> [ingl. am. kæst, ingl. brit. kɑːst] V. trans.

1.1. cast:

cast stone
cast stone
cast stone
cast dice
cast dice
cast line
cast net

1.2. cast shadow/light:

1.3. cast:

cast horoscope
cast horoscope
cast vote

2. cast (shed):

cast snake:
cast snake:

3.1. cast (mold) ARTE:

cast metal

3.2. cast (formulate):

II. cast1 [ingl. am. kæst, ingl. brit. kɑːst] V. intr. (in angling)

III. cast1 [ingl. am. kæst, ingl. brit. kɑːst] SUST.

1.1. cast ARTE:

1.2. cast (mold):

1.3. cast (for broken limb):

escayola f Esp.

2. cast (in angling):

3.1. cast (form):

3.2. cast (shade):

4.1. cast (left by worm):

4.2. cast (skin of snake):

5. cast (squint):

I. cast2 [ingl. am. kæst, ingl. brit. kɑːst] SUST. + sing. or pl v.

cast CINE, TEAT.
cast CINE, TEAT.
elenco m esp amer.
un gran elenco esp amer.
atrbv. cast list

II. cast2 [ingl. am. kæst, ingl. brit. kɑːst] V. trans.

cast CINE, TEAT. role

en el diccionario PONS

plaster cast SUST.

1. plaster cast MED.:

2. plaster cast ARTE:

en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS

I. plaster [ˈplɑ:stəʳ, ingl. am. ˈplæstɚ] SUST.

1. plaster sin pl. (used in building) a. MED.:

2. plaster ingl. brit. (sticking plaster):

II. plaster [ˈplɑ:stəʳ, ingl. am. ˈplæstɚ] V. trans.

1. plaster wall, ceiling:

2. plaster coloq. (put all over):

I. cast [kɑst, ingl. am. kæst] cast, cast SUST.

1. cast TEAT., CINE:

2. cast (mould):

3. cast MED.:

4. cast (of worm):

II. cast [kɑst, ingl. am. kæst] cast, cast V. trans.

1. cast (throw):

cast fishing line

2. cast (direct):

to cast light on sth fig.

3. cast (allocate roles):

to cast sb as sb/sth

4. cast (give):

cast vote

5. cast (make in a mould):

en el diccionario PONS

plaster cast SUST.

1. plaster cast MED.:

2. plaster cast ARTE:

en el diccionario PONS

I. plaster [ˈplæs·tər] SUST. a. MED.

II. plaster [ˈplæs·tər] V. trans.

1. plaster wall, ceiling:

2. plaster fig. coloq. (put all over):

I. cast [kæst] SUST.

1. cast TEAT., CINE:

2. cast (mold):

3. cast MED.:

4. cast (of worm):

II. cast <cast, cast> [kæst] V. trans.

1. cast (throw):

cast fishing line

2. cast (direct):

to cast light on sth fig.

3. cast (allocate roles):

to cast sb as sb/sth

4. cast (give):

cast vote

5. cast (make in a mould):

Present
Iplaster
youplaster
he/she/itplasters
weplaster
youplaster
theyplaster
Past
Iplastered
youplastered
he/she/itplastered
weplastered
youplastered
theyplastered
Present Perfect
Ihaveplastered
youhaveplastered
he/she/ithasplastered
wehaveplastered
youhaveplastered
theyhaveplastered
Past Perfect
Ihadplastered
youhadplastered
he/she/ithadplastered
wehadplastered
youhadplastered
theyhadplastered

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Given the difficulties involved in preparing simple sketches to show the fluidity of the design, he also created a plasticine model and a plaster cast.
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A plaster cast would be made of the clay model, and then a marble replica made of that.
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He then competed in a plaster cast in the race, this time managing to finish, but only in eighth place.
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After his death, he was preserved with his skin mounted on a plaster cast.
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After the plaster cast is unmoulded, it is painted and given a surface finish which matches the original.
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