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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. barge [ingl. am. bɑrdʒ, ingl. brit. bɑːdʒ] SUST.

1. barge TRANSP.:

2. barge MILIT.:

3. barge (old vessel):

barge coloq., pey.
barcucho m coloq., pey.

II. barge [ingl. am. bɑrdʒ, ingl. brit. bɑːdʒ] V. intr. + adv. compl.

chocar con alguien

III. barge [ingl. am. bɑrdʒ, ingl. brit. bɑːdʒ] V. trans.

barge player/goalkeeper ingl. brit.:

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en el diccionario PONS

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I. barge [bɑ:dʒ, ingl. am. bɑ:rdʒ] SUST.

II. barge [bɑ:dʒ, ingl. am. bɑ:rdʒ] V. trans. coloq.

barge into V. intr.

barge in V. intr.

1. barge in (intrude):

2. barge in fig. (interrupt):

barge through V. intr.

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I. barge [bardʒ] SUST.

II. barge [bardʒ] V. trans. coloq.

barge in V. intr.

1. barge in (intrude):

2. barge in fig. (interrupt):

barge through V. intr.

barge into V. intr.

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Present
Ibarge
youbarge
he/she/itbarges
webarge
youbarge
theybarge
Past
Ibarged
youbarged
he/she/itbarged
webarged
youbarged
theybarged
Present Perfect
Ihavebarged
youhavebarged
he/she/ithasbarged
wehavebarged
youhavebarged
theyhavebarged
Past Perfect
Ihadbarged
youhadbarged
he/she/ithadbarged
wehadbarged
youhadbarged
theyhadbarged

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Samples may be taken from all points in the supply chain, from warehouses, terminals, barges, ships, pipelines or service stations.
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Local authorities are contributing to this increase in intraport traffic, with waste transfer and demolition rubble being taken by barges on the river.
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The barge was sometimes towed but most commonly pushed by the opduwer.
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The wind and seas were also pushing the barge to the north, and that strain on the tow wire may have increased the list.
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There was not enough food on the barge: one loaf of bread and a bucket of potatoes, sodden in black oil.
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