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I. sweat [ingl. am. swɛt, ingl. brit. swɛt] SUST.
1.1. sweat U or C (perspiration):
sweat
sweat
I woke up in a sweat
I broke out in a cold sweat
to get into a sweat about sth
1.2. sweat U (surface moisture):
sweat
2. sweat U (hard work):
sweat esp ingl. brit. coloq.
paliza f coloq.
sweat esp ingl. brit. coloq.
no sweat coloq.
3. sweat C (man):
an old sweat ingl. brit. coloq.
4. sweat pl ingl. am. coloq. → sweatpants
II. sweat <pret. & part. pas. sweated or ingl. am. also sweat> [ingl. am. swɛt, ingl. brit. swɛt] V. intr.
1.1. sweat (perspire):
sweat
sweat
to sweat with fear
1.2. sweat (ooze):
sweat cheese/tree/wall:
2.1. sweat (work hard):
sweat
sweat
2.2. sweat (worry):
sweat
she does it to make me sweat
III. sweat <pret. & part. pas. sweated or ingl. am. also sweat> [ingl. am. swɛt, ingl. brit. swɛt] V. trans.
1. sweat animal/athlete:
sweat
2. sweat vegetables:
sweat
sweatpants [ingl. am. ˈswɛtpæn(t)s, ingl. brit. ˈswɛtpants] SUST. sust. pl.
pantalón m del chándal Esp. or Méx.
pantalón m del jogging Río Pl.
sweat out V. [ingl. am. swɛt -, ingl. brit. swɛt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
sweat out toxins:
sweat out
to sweat out a cold
sweat off V. [ingl. am. swɛt -, ingl. brit. swɛt -] (v + adv + o)
sweat off pounds/kilos:
sweat off
sweat gland SUST.
sweat gland
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inglés
inglés
sudoríparo (sudorípara)
sweat atrbv.
sweat suit ingl. am.
sudar petróleo Col. coloq.
to sweat blood coloq.
inglés
inglés
español
español
I. sweat [swet] SUST. sin pl.
1. sweat (perspiration):
sweat
to get into a sweat
to be/get in a sweat (about sth) fig. coloq.
without breaking a sweat fig. coloq.
without breaking a sweat fig. coloq.
2. sweat (effort):
sweat
no sweat coloq.
II. sweat [swet] V. intr. (perspire)
sweat
to sweat with sth
III. sweat [swet] V. trans.
sweat
sweat out V. trans.
to sweat it out (suffer)
cold sweat SUST.
cold sweat
sweat band SUST.
sweat band for head
sweat band for wrists
español
español
inglés
inglés
sudar el quilo coloq.
inglés
inglés
español
español
I. sweat [swet] SUST.
1. sweat (perspiration):
sweat
to break into a sweat
2. sweat (effort):
sweat
no sweat coloq.
3. sweat pl. coloq. (sweatsuit):
sweat
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to work oneself into a sweat [about sth]
II. sweat [swet] V. intr. (perspire)
sweat
to sweat with sth
III. sweat [swet] V. trans.
sweat
to sweat bullets coloq.
cold sweat SUST.
cold sweat
sweat out V. trans.
1. sweat out coloq. (endure):
to sweat it out
2. sweat out argot (await):
to sweat it out
sweatsuit [ˈswet·sut] SUST., sweat suit SUST.
español
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inglés
inglés
sudar el quilo coloq.
Present
Isweat
yousweat
he/she/itsweats
wesweat
yousweat
theysweat
Past
Isweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
yousweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
he/she/itsweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
wesweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
yousweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
theysweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
Present Perfect
Ihavesweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
youhavesweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
he/she/ithassweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
wehavesweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
youhavesweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
theyhavesweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
Past Perfect
Ihadsweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
youhadsweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
he/she/ithadsweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
wehadsweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
youhadsweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
theyhadsweated / ingl. am. tb. sweat
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Fat farms, where children try to sweat off their excess weight have grown since the 1990s.
en.wikipedia.org
You've got to keep the sweat off because the pores are open when you're hot and can get clogged.
www.cosmopolitan.co.uk
Moving air in the tropics is one of the best ways to feel cool as it moves the sweat off your body.
www.gizmodo.com.au
Cleanliness is vital so workers wear gloves, because the sweat off a finger can jeopardise a glued joint.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Intermittently, she stands to wipe streaming sweat off her face and adjust her wrapper.
thenationonlineng.net