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cascade

/kæsˈkeɪd/

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noun

Cascada, catarata

A waterfall or series of small waterfalls.

Examples :

"The hikers were amazed by the beautiful cascade tumbling down the mountainside. "

Los excursionistas quedaron asombrados por la hermosa cascada que caía por la ladera de la montaña.

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noun

Cascada, sucesión

A stream or sequence of a thing or things occurring as if falling like a cascade.

Examples :

"The baker watched a cascade of chocolate chips spill onto the counter when the bag ripped. "

El panadero observó una cascada de chispas de chocolate derramarse sobre el mostrador cuando la bolsa se rasgó.

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noun

Cascada, serie

A series of electrical (or other types of) components, the output of any one being connected to the input of the next; See also daisy chain

Examples :

"The electrician wired the new lights in a cascade, so if one light fails, the rest will still work. "

El electricista cableó las nuevas luces en serie, de modo que si una luz falla, el resto seguirá funcionando.

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noun

Cascada

A pattern typically performed with an odd number of props, where each prop is caught by the opposite hand.

Examples :

"The juggler practiced the cascade, tossing three balls back and forth, catching each with the opposite hand. "

El malabarista practicó la cascada, lanzando tres pelotas de un lado a otro, atrapando cada una con la mano opuesta.

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noun

Una cascada, una secuencia de mensajes cortos absurdos

Examples :

"The online forum thread about the school picnic became a cascade of absurd messages, each one quoting the previous ones in ever-increasing indentations. "

El hilo del foro en línea sobre el picnic escolar se convirtió en una cascada de mensajes absurdos, cada uno de los cuales citaba los anteriores con sangrías cada vez mayores.

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noun

Postizo, peluca

A hairpiece for women consisting of curled locks or a bun attached to a firm base, used to create the illusion of fuller hair.

Examples :

"The bride wore a beautiful cascade to add volume to her updo. "

La novia usó un hermoso postizo para agregar volumen a su recogido.

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noun

Cascada, serie

A series of reactions in which the product of one becomes a reactant in the next

Examples :

"The dropped glass started a cascade of unfortunate events: the dog barked, the baby cried, and then Mom yelled. "

El vaso que se cayó inició una serie de eventos desafortunados: el perro ladró, el bebé lloró y luego mamá gritó.

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verb

Caer en cascada

To fall as a waterfall or series of small waterfalls.

Examples :

"The water from the leaky faucet cascaded down the sink. "

El agua del grifo con fugas caía en cascada por el fregadero.

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verb

Disponer en cascada, colocar en serie

To arrange in a stepped series like a waterfall.

Examples :

"She carefully cascaded the books on her shelf, arranging them in a stepped order from tallest to smallest. "

Ella dispuso cuidadosamente los libros en su estantería en cascada, colocándolos en serie de mayor a menor.

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verb

Producirse en cascada, encadenarse

To occur as a causal sequence.

Examples :

"The cancelled field trip caused students to complain, which then cascaded into parents calling the school, and finally, the principal holding an emergency meeting. "

El viaje de estudios cancelado provocó que los estudiantes se quejaran, lo que luego se encadenó con llamadas de los padres a la escuela y, finalmente, el director convocó una reunión de emergencia.

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verb

Vomitar

Examples :

"After eating the expired seafood, he felt sick and had to cascade in the bathroom. "

Después de comer los mariscos caducados, se sintió mal y tuvo que vomitar en el baño.

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