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breech

/bɹiːtʃ/

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noun

Pantalones

(now only in the plural) A garment whose purpose is to cover or clothe the buttocks.

Examples :

"The historical reenactor wore buckskin breeches and a long rifle. "

El recreador histórico llevaba pantalones de ante y un rifle largo.

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noun

Nalga, trasero

The buttocks or backside.

Examples :

"The toddler landed on his breech after tumbling down the last step. "

El niño pequeño aterrizó sobre su trasero después de caerse por el último escalón.

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noun

Culata

The part of a cannon or other firearm behind the chamber.

Examples :

"The soldier cleaned the breech of his rifle after the training exercise. "

El soldado limpió la culata de su rifle después del ejercicio de entrenamiento.

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noun

El ángulo externo de la madera de la rodilla

The external angle of knee timber, the inside of which is called the throat.

Examples :

"When repairing the old wooden playground, the carpenter carefully reinforced the breech of the knee timber supporting the slide, making sure it was strong enough to hold children. "

Al reparar el antiguo parque infantil de madera, el carpintero reforzó cuidadosamente el ángulo externo de la madera de la rodilla que sostenía el tobogán, asegurándose de que fuera lo suficientemente fuerte para sostener a los niños.

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noun

Nacimiento de nalgas

A breech birth.

Examples :

"The doctor explained that the baby was in a breech position, meaning its feet were facing down instead of its head. "

El médico explicó que el bebé estaba en posición de nalgas, lo que significaba que sus pies estaban mirando hacia abajo en lugar de su cabeza.

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verb

Ponerle pantalones a alguien

To dress in breeches. (especially) To dress a boy in breeches or trousers for the first time.

Examples :

"My grandmother was so proud to breech my little brother when he turned four. "

Mi abuela estaba muy orgullosa de ponerle pantalones a mi hermanito cuando cumplió cuatro años.

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verb

Nalguear, azotar

To beat or spank on the buttocks.

Examples :

"The strict headmaster threatened to breech any student caught cheating on the exam. "

El estricto director amenazó con azotar a cualquier estudiante que fuera sorprendido haciendo trampa en el examen.

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verb

Equipar con cierre

To fit or furnish with a breech.

Examples :

"to breech a gun"

Equipar un arma con cierre.

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verb

Asegurar con la retranca

To fasten with breeching.

Examples :

"The zookeeper had to breech the baby elephant to its mother using strong, padded straps to ensure they stayed close together during the parade. "

El cuidador del zoológico tuvo que asegurar al bebé elefante a su madre con la retranca, usando correas fuertes y acolchadas para asegurar que se mantuvieran cerca durante el desfile.

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verb

Enfundar

To cover as if with breeches.

Examples :

"The climbers struggled to breech the icy slope, their crampons biting into the frozen surface. "

Los escaladores lucharon por enfundar la ladera helada, clavando sus crampones en la superficie congelada.

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adjective

Nacido de nalgas

Born, or having been born, breech.

Examples :

"The doctor noted in the baby's chart that he was a breech birth. "

El médico anotó en la historia clínica del bebé que era un nacimiento de nalgas.

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adverb

Con las caderas saliendo antes que la cabeza

With the hips coming out before the head.

Examples :

"A doctor explained that the baby was positioned breech in the womb, meaning its bottom was coming first. "

Un médico explicó que el bebé estaba posicionado con las caderas saliendo antes que la cabeza en el útero, lo que significaba que su trasero salía primero.

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