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eider real
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
eider
eider duck
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
eider [ingl. am. ˈaɪdər, ingl. brit. ˈʌɪdə], eider duck SUST.
eider
eider m
duck1 [ingl. am. dək, ingl. brit. dʌk] SUST.
1. duck C:
duck
pato m
duck (female)
pata f
a dead duck
un asunto acabado
to play ducks and drakes
hacer cabrillas
to play ducks and drakes
hacer patitos Co. Sur Méx.
to play ducks and drakes
hacer pan y quesito (en el agua) Col.
to play ducks and drakes with sth
tirar algo por la ventana
to take to sth like a duck to water he took to skiing like a duck to water
empezó a esquiar como si lo hubiera hecho toda la vida
2. duck U GASTR.:
duck
pato m
I. duck2 [ingl. am. dək, ingl. brit. dʌk] V. intr.
duck (bow down)
agacharse
duck (hide)
esconderse
I ducked behind a pillar
me escondí rápidamente detrás de una columna
II. duck2 [ingl. am. dək, ingl. brit. dʌk] V. trans.
1. duck (lower):
duck head
agachar
duck head
bajar
2. duck (submerge):
duck
hundir
3. duck (dodge):
duck question
eludir
duck question
esquivar
duck responsibility
evadir
duck responsibility
eludir
duck3 [ingl. am. dək, ingl. brit. dʌk] SUST. ingl. brit. coloq. (as term of address)
duck
tesoro coloq.
duck
majo m / maja f Esp. coloq.
duck4 [ingl. am. dək, ingl. brit. dʌk] SUST.
1. duck U (fabric):
duck
lona f
2. duck <ducks, pl > MODA:
duck
pantalones mpl de dril
duck
pantalones mpl de lona
duck5 [ingl. am. dək, ingl. brit. dʌk] SUST. (in cricket)
duck
cero m
to be out for a duck
ser eliminado sin marcar ningún tanto
en el diccionario PONS
eider [ˈaɪdəʳ, ingl. am. -dɚ] SUST.
eider
eider m
duck1 [dʌk] SUST. ingl. brit. coloq.
duck
cariño mf
I. duck2 [dʌk] SUST.
1. duck (bird):
duck
pato m
2. duck DEP.:
duck
cero m
to be out for a duck
ser eliminado a cero
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to take to sth like a duck to water coloq.
sentirse como pez en el agua con/en algo
II. duck2 [dʌk] V. intr.
1. duck (dip head):
duck
agachar la cabeza
2. duck (go under water):
duck
chapuzarse
3. duck (hide):
duck
agacharse
to duck out of sth
escabullirse de algo
III. duck2 [dʌk] V. trans.
1. duck (lower suddenly):
to duck one's head
agachar la cabeza
to duck one's head under water
sumergir la cabeza dentro del agua
2. duck (avoid):
duck
esquivar
duck fig.
eludir
to duck an issue
eludir un tema
en el diccionario PONS
eider [ˈaɪ·dər] SUST.
eider
eider m
I. duck [dʌk] SUST.
1. duck (bird):
duck
pato m
2. duck (lowering of head):
duck
inclinación f de cabeza
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to take to sth like a duck to water coloq.
sentirse como pez en el agua con/en algo
II. duck [dʌk] V. intr.
1. duck (dip head):
duck
agachar la cabeza
2. duck (go under water):
duck
chapuzarse
3. duck (hide):
duck
agacharse
to duck out of sth coloq.
escaquearse de algo
III. duck [dʌk] V. trans.
1. duck (lower suddenly):
to duck one's head
agachar la cabeza
to duck one's head under water
sumergir la cabeza dentro del agua
2. duck (avoid):
duck
esquivar
duck fig.
eludir
to duck an issue
eludir un tema
Present
Iduck
youduck
he/she/itducks
weduck
youduck
theyduck
Past
Iducked
youducked
he/she/itducked
weducked
youducked
theyducked
Present Perfect
Ihaveducked
youhaveducked
he/she/ithasducked
wehaveducked
youhaveducked
theyhaveducked
Past Perfect
Ihadducked
youhadducked
he/she/ithadducked
wehadducked
youhadducked
theyhadducked
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At the southern end is the village green and duckpond (with thatched duck house).
en.wikipedia.org
Prominent local produces include duck eggs and lily seeds.
en.wikipedia.org
The safety board said in its 4,400-page report of the crash that the duck boat overheated on the 103-degree day because someone left a radiator cap off.
www.dailymail.co.uk
For example, a player can duck down behind a wall to take cover, then straighten up look over it, giving a highly immersive experience.
www.wired.co.uk
After all a moorhen is a sort of duck, both swim.
www.westernmorningnews.co.uk

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