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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Achilles heel SUST.

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Achilles [ingl. am. əˈkɪliz, ingl. brit. əˈkɪliːz] SUST.

I. heel1 [ingl. am. hil, ingl. brit. hiːl] SUST.

1.1. heel ANAT.:

to be at sb's heels
ir detrás de alguien
to be down at heel ingl. brit.
llamar a alguien al orden
heel(, boy)! (to dog)
to cool or ingl. brit. also kick one's heels
salir pitando coloq.
to tread on sb's heels literal (step on)
pisar a alguien

1.2. heel (of shoe):

taco m Co. Sur
tacos altos/bajos Co. Sur

1.3. heel (of hosiery):

2. heel (thick part):

3. heel (contemptible person):

heel coloq.

II. heel1 [ingl. am. hil, ingl. brit. hiːl] V. trans.

1. heel:

heel shoes
heel shoes
heel high-heeled shoes
heel high-heeled shoes

2. heel (rugby):

heel ball

I. pair [ingl. am. pɛr, ingl. brit. pɛː] SUST.

1.1. pair (of shoes, socks, gloves):

par m

1.2. pair (in cards):

par m

2.1. pair (couple):

2.2. pair <pairs, pl > DEP.:

dobles mpl

II. pair [ingl. am. pɛr, ingl. brit. pɛː] V. trans.

pair objects:

III. pair [ingl. am. pɛr, ingl. brit. pɛː] V. intr. ZOOL.

I. drag <part. pres. dragging; pret., part. pas. dragged> [ingl. am. dræɡ, ingl. brit. draɡ] V. trans.

1.1. drag (haul):

1.2. drag (force) coloq.:

2. drag (allow to trail):

drag tail/garment/anchor

3. drag (dredge):

drag river/lake

4. drag INFORM.:

II. drag <part. pres. dragging; pret., part. pas. dragged> [ingl. am. dræɡ, ingl. brit. draɡ] V. intr.

1.1. drag (trail):

drag anchor:
drag coat:

1.2. drag (lag):

2. drag (go on slowly):

drag work/conversation:
drag film/play:

3. drag (race cars) ingl. am.:

drag coloq.

III. drag [ingl. am. dræɡ, ingl. brit. draɡ] SUST.

1.1. drag sin pl. (hindrance):

1.2. drag sin pl. argot:

lata f coloq.
plomo m coloq.
coñazo m Esp. argot
camello m Col. coloq.
plomo m coloq.
pelmazo m / pelmaza f coloq.
¡qué lata! coloq.

2. drag U (resistant force):

3. drag C (on cigarette):

drag coloq.
drag coloq.
pitada f amer.
drag coloq.
calada f Esp.

4. drag U (influence) ingl. am.:

drag argot
palanca f coloq.
drag argot
enchufe m Esp. coloq.
drag argot
cuña f Co. Sur coloq.

5. drag U (women's clothes):

in drag atrbv. act/show
in drag atrbv. act/show

6. drag C (dragnet):

7. drag (street) ingl. am. argot:

heel2 [ingl. am. hil, ingl. brit. hiːl] V. intr.

heel ship:

en el diccionario PONS

en el diccionario PONS

I. heel [hi:l] SUST.

1. heel (of foot):

to be at sb's heels

2. heel (of shoe):

taco m amer.

3. heel (of the hand):

4. heel (of loaf of bread):

5. heel coloq. (unfair person):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

under the heel of sb/sth

II. heel [hi:l] INTERJ. (dogs)

III. heel [hi:l] V. trans.

1. heel (rugby kick):

2. heel (football kick):

en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS

I. heel [hil] SUST.

1. heel (of foot):

to be at sb's heels

2. heel (of shoe):

taco m amer.

3. heel (of the hand):

4. heel (of loaf of bread):

5. heel coloq. (cad):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

under the heel of sb/sth

II. heel [hil] INTERJ. (to dogs)

Present
Iheel
youheel
he/she/itheels
weheel
youheel
theyheel
Past
Iheeled
youheeled
he/she/itheeled
weheeled
youheeled
theyheeled
Present Perfect
Ihaveheeled
youhaveheeled
he/she/ithasheeled
wehaveheeled
youhaveheeled
theyhaveheeled
Past Perfect
Ihadheeled
youhadheeled
he/she/ithadheeled
wehadheeled
youhadheeled
theyhadheeled

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The fourth pair of walking legs was nearly spineless.
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Since 2006, over 8,000 pair of jeans have been collected and donated to charities in need.
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Match a white pair of jeans with an open blue denim shirt with a t-shirt underneath.
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The copying of data from one side of a mirror pair to another is called "rebuilding" or, less commonly, "resilvering".
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The SSU pair hurry back to the north and switch cars, but are unable to confirm how many are in the target car.
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