inglés
español
I. curve [ingl. am. kərv, ingl. brit. kəːv] SUST.
1. curve (bend):
- curve
- curva f
- to be ahead of/behind the curve
- estar a la vanguardia/a la retaguardia
- to throw sb a curve ingl. am.
- agarrar a alguien desprevenido
- to throw sb a curve ingl. am.
- coger a alguien desprevenido esp Esp.
2. curve (contour):
- curve
- curva f
3. curve (on graph):
- curve
- curva f
- the Laffer curve
- la curva Laffer
II. curve [ingl. am. kərv, ingl. brit. kəːv] V. intr.
1. curve surface:
- curve
- estar curvado
- curve
- estar combado
- it curves outward
- está curvado hacia afuera
2. curve:
- curve river:
- describir una curva
- curve ball:
- describir una curva
- curve ball:
- curvear Méx.
- the path curves down to the sea
- el sendero tuerce y baja hacia el mar
growth curve SUST.
- growth curve
- curva f de crecimiento
learning curve SUST.
- learning curve
- curva f de aprendizaje
sine curve, sine wave SUST.
- sine curve
- sinusoide m
- sine curve
- onda f sinusoidal
- hairpin turn or curve ingl. am. or ingl. brit. bend
- curva f muy cerrada
español
inglés
- corvadura
- curve
- sinusoide
- sine curve
- curva peraltada
- banked curve
- trazar una curva en el papel
- draw a curve on the sheet of paper
- curva de temperatura(s)
- temperature curve
- curva (en un camino, una carretera)
- curve
- curvas
- curves pl.
- punto de inflexión
- point of inflexion (on a curve)
inglés
español
I. curve [kɜ:v, ingl. am. kɜ:rv] SUST.
- curve
- curva f
- epidemic [or epidemiological] curve
- curva epidemiológica
- epi curve coloq.
- curva de la epidemia
II. curve [kɜ:v, ingl. am. kɜ:rv] V. intr.
- curve
- estar curvado
- curve path, road
- hacer una curva
- to curve round to the left path
- torcer a mano izquierda
III. curve [kɜ:v, ingl. am. kɜ:rv] V. trans.
- curve
- curvar
hairpin bend SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr., hairpin curve SUST., hairpin turn SUST. ingl. am.
- hairpin bend
- curva f muy cerrada
curve ball SUST.
- curve ball DEP.
- bola curva f
- to throw sb a curve ball ingl. am. coloq. fig
- tomar a alguien por sorpresa
- luscious girl, curves
- voluptuoso, -a
español
inglés
- esta chica tiene medidas esculturales
- this girl has got beautiful curves
- curva
- curve
- curva de contagios
- infection curve
- frenar [o reducir] la curva de contagios
- to flatten the infection curve
- sinuosidad
- curve
- parábola
- curve
- retorcimiento
- curve
- curva epidemiológica
- epidemic curve
inglés
español
I. curve [kɜrv] SUST.
- curve
- curva f
II. curve [kɜrv] V. intr.
- curve
- estar curvado
- curve path, road
- hacer una curva
- to curve around to the left path
- torcer a mano izquierda
III. curve [kɜrv] V. trans.
- curve
- curvar
hairpin curve SUST., hairpin turn SUST.
- hairpin curve
- curva f muy cerrada
- luscious girl, curves
- voluptuoso, -a
- sharpness of curve
- brusquedad f
- sharp curve
- cerrado, -a
español
inglés
- esta chica tiene medidas esculturales
- this girl has beautiful curves
- curva
- curve
- sinuosidad
- curve
- parábola
- curve
- las formas de una mujer
- a woman's curves
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| he/she/it | curves |
| we | curve |
| you | curve |
| they | curve |
| I | curved |
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| you | curved |
| he/she/it | curved |
| we | curved |
| you | curved |
| they | curved |
| I | have | curved |
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| you | have | curved |
| he/she/it | has | curved |
| we | have | curved |
| you | have | curved |
| they | have | curved |
| I | had | curved |
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| you | had | curved |
| he/she/it | had | curved |
| we | had | curved |
| you | had | curved |
| they | had | curved |
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