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rake noun
US /reɪk/ • UK /reɪk/1. (garden tool) rastrillo (masculine)Monolingual examplesMoving the soil surface with a rake in winter will expose many slugs and their eggs to frost damage.North AmericanLoosen the soil with a rake to aerate it and remove any weeds and small stones.British2. (act, process) (mainly British) rastrillado (masculine)to give the lawn a quick rake pasar el rastrillo por el césped3. (in casino) rastrillo (masculine), raqueta (feminine)4. (for ashes) rastrillo (masculine), hurgón (masculine)idioms
(as) thin as a rakephrasal verbs
rake inrake overrake uprake transitive verb
US /reɪk/ • UK /reɪk/1. a. [leaves] recoger con un rastrillo, rastrillar [cinders] remover con un rastrillo, rastrillarMonolingual examplesYou can help control it by raking up and disposing of the fallen leaves in autumn.BritishWe spent several hours this morning raking up the leaves and sawing up the fallen trees in our yard.Britishb. (level, smooth) [garden/soil] rastrillarMonolingual examples‘When we filled the hole we overfilled it to allow for settlement and since then have raked over the ground in the past year to level it out,’ he added.British2. (sweep) barrerthey raked the enemy positions with their machine guns pasearon las ametralladoras sobre las posiciones enemigasrake intransitive verb
US /reɪk/ • UK /reɪk/ (search) to rake through revolver entreMonolingual examplesHe's raking through the bins searching for anything recyclable to put in his already bulging trolley.BritishHe placed his bag down on the dark ground and began to rake through it.North Americanrake noun
US /reɪk/ • UK /reɪk/ (man) vividor (masculine), calavera (masculine)Monolingual examplesHis brother, after living the dissolute life of a rake, had fled England at the end of the war to escape his debts.CanadianPerhaps more surprisingly, Lucio, the rake and libertine, also sees the value of chastity.North AmericanWilloughby is a rake, seducing women without thinking of either their feelings or the consequences of his actions.North AmericanThe picture centered on a rake's efforts to seduce an innocent but very candid young woman.North AmericanBy mid-century, reformers adopted a belief in the future which had previously belonged to speculators, rakes and gamblers - those sinners, in other words, who had always been consigned to the devil.BritishA female fell for a handsome rake who had already been spoken for; both the girls cuddled up to him, one on either side, hurling accusations over his head.Indianrake intransitive verb
US /reɪk/ • UK /reɪk/1. (slope) estar inclinado2. (Nautical) caerrake noun
US /reɪk/ • UK /reɪk/(uncountable) (incline) (of stage, seat) inclinación (feminine)(of mast) caída (feminine)Traducciones
1. "slope"
rake
2. náutica
rake
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English Spanish Ejemplos contextuales de "rake" en Español
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I do not mention these facts merely to rake up the past again and again, but to emphasize that there are both good and bad advisers in Europe.
From tomorrow, General Motors will be trying to rake in EUR 2.7 billion worth of public aid across Europe, without contributing a single cent of their own.
In 1987, he created the costumes for the opera The Rake's Progress directed by Robert Lepage and presented at the Monnaie theatre in Brussels, Belgium.
Today, I do not wish to rake over the draining negotiations of recent weeks and months, as we all know only too well that even the starting point was difficult.
Ejemplos monolingües
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