¿Significado visual de 'cob'? - aprender con imágenes, ejemplos de la vida diaria

Ilustración visual de cob: Cisne macho - Image 1

noun

Cisne macho

A male swan.

"The cob guarded his nest fiercely, hissing at anyone who came too close to his cygnets. "

El cisne macho guardaba su nido ferozmente, silbando a cualquiera que se acercara demasiado a sus crías.

animal bird nature

Ilustración visual de cob: Corazón de maíz - Image 1

noun

Corazón de maíz

A corncob.

"My grandpa roasted the corncob for us after our hike. "

Mi abuelo asó el corazón de maíz para nosotros después de nuestra caminata.

plant food agriculture

Ilustración visual de cob: Panecillo redondo, hogaza - Image 1

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noun

Panecillo redondo, hogaza

A round, often crusty roll or loaf of bread.

"For breakfast, my dad baked a delicious cob. "

Para el desayuno, mi padre horneó un delicioso panecillo redondo.

food

Ilustración visual de cob: Tapial, adobe - Image 1

noun

Tapial, adobe

A building material consisting of clay, sand, straw, water, and earth, similar to adobe; also called cobb, rammed earth or pisé.

"The new house was built using cob, a natural and sustainable building material. "

La nueva casa fue construida con tapial, un material de construcción natural y sostenible.

architecture material building

Ilustración visual de cob: Caballo robusto - Image 1

noun

Caballo robusto

A horse having a stout body and short legs.

"The farmer admired the strong, sturdy cob pulling the plow. "

El granjero admiraba el caballo robusto y fuerte que tiraba del arado.

animal

noun

Gaviota, especialmente gaviota tridáctila

A gull, especially the black-backed gull (Larus marinus); also spelled cobb.

"The park was full of cobs, circling overhead in search of food. "

El parque estaba lleno de gaviotas, que volaban en círculos sobre nuestras cabezas en busca de comida.

animal bird nature

noun

Monedas de oro y plata acuñadas en el Imperio español

Any of the gold and silver coins that were minted in the Spanish Empire and valued in reales or escudos, such as the piece of eight—especially those which were crudely struck and irregularly shaped.

"My great-grandmother had a collection of old Spanish cobs, some of which were misshapen and rough around the edges. "

Mi bisabuela tenía una colección de antiguos cobs españoles, algunos de los cuales eran deformes y ásperos en los bordes.

history value finance economy commerce

noun

Una moneda española que antiguamente circulaba en Irlanda, con un valor de unos cuatro chelines y seis peniques

A Spanish coin formerly current in Ireland, worth about four shillings and sixpence.

""The old pirate's treasure chest held doubloons, pieces of eight, and even a few cobs, each worth a good sum back in Ireland." "

El cofre del tesoro del viejo pirata contenía doblones, piezas de a ocho e incluso algunos cobs, cada uno de los cuales valía una buena suma en Irlanda.

history finance economy

noun

Persona importante, rico

One who is eminent, great, large, or rich.

"The mayor, a true cob in the community, generously donated to the school fund. "

El alcalde, un hombre importante en la comunidad, donó generosamente al fondo escolar.

person character

noun

Araña

A spider.

"The cob spun a delicate web near the back door. "

La araña tejió una delicada telaraña cerca de la puerta trasera.

animal insect nature

noun

Gobio

A small fish, the miller's thumb.

"The little boy caught a cob while fishing in the creek behind his house. "

El niño pequeño pescó un gobio mientras pescaba en el arroyo detrás de su casa.

fish animal

Ilustración visual de cob: Corvina, pez grande - Image 1

noun

Corvina, pez grande

A large fish, especially the kabeljou (variant spelling of kob).

"The local fish market had a fresh catch of cobs. "

El mercado de pescado local tenía una captura fresca de corvinas.

fish animal food

noun

Cabeza de arenque

The head of a herring.

"The fisherman carefully examined the cob of the herring, noting its size and condition. "

El pescador examinó cuidadosamente la cabeza del arenque, observando su tamaño y condición.

animal food part fish

noun

Cima, cabeza

The top or head of anything.

"The cob of the bread loaf was the hardest part to cut. "

La cima de la hogaza de pan era la parte más difícil de cortar.

part body

Ilustración visual de cob: Terrón, trozo - Image 1

noun

Terrón, trozo

A lump or piece of anything, usually of a somewhat large size, as of coal, or stone.

"The gardener carefully lifted a large cob of earth to plant the seed. "

El jardinero levantó cuidadosamente un gran terrón de tierra para plantar la semilla.

material substance mass thing

noun

Castigo, azotes

A punishment consisting of blows inflicted on the buttocks with a strap or a flat piece of wood.

"The teacher gave the student a cob for talking out of turn. "

El profesor le dio un castigo al estudiante por hablar fuera de turno.

action law police

noun

Cilindro con clavijas

A cylinder with pins in it, encoding music to be played back mechanically by a barrel organ.

"The organ grinder carefully inserted the cob into his barrel organ, ready to play a lively tune. "

El organillero insertó cuidadosamente el cilindro con clavijas en su organillo, listo para tocar una melodía animada.

music machine sound entertainment technology

noun

Mulato, mestizo

A person of mixed black and white ancestry, especially a griffe; a mulatto.

"The old census records sometimes used the term "cob" to describe individuals of mixed ancestry. "

Los antiguos registros censales a veces usaban el término "mulato" para describir a individuos de ascendencia mixta.

race person human family

Ilustración visual de cob: Construir con bloques de barro, sellar con barro - Image 1

cob: Construir con bloques de barro, sellar con barro - Thumbnail 1

verb

Construir con bloques de barro, sellar con barro

To construct using mud blocks or to seal a wall using mud or an artificial equivalent.

"The farmer cobbed the new section of the barn wall with mud to protect it from the rain. "

El granjero construyó la nueva sección de la pared del granero con barro para protegerla de la lluvia.

architecture material building

Ilustración visual de cob: Producir mazorcas - Image 1

verb

Producir mazorcas

Of growing corn, to have the heads mature into corncobs.

"The corn plants are cobbing now, meaning their ears are developing into corncobs. "

Las plantas de maíz están produciendo mazorcas ahora, lo que significa que sus espigas se están desarrollando en mazorcas.

agriculture plant food vegetable

noun

Avellana

The nut of the common hazel (Corylus avellana); hazelnut.

"My grandmother brought a bag of cobs to share with us after visiting the farm. "

Mi abuela trajo una bolsa de avellanas para compartir con nosotros después de visitar la granja.

fruit plant food

Ilustración visual de cob: Avellana, avellana Kent - Image 1

cob: Avellana, avellana Kent - Thumbnail 1

noun

Avellana, avellana Kent

A specific cultivated variety of hazelnut, also known as the Kentish cobnut.

"My grandmother's garden had a tree that produced delicious cobs. "

El jardín de mi abuela tenía un árbol que producía deliciosas avellanas.

food plant agriculture

noun

Un juego infantil con nueces

A game played by children with nuts.

"The children played cob with acorns in the park after school. "

Los niños jugaron un juego infantil con bellotas en el parque después de la escuela.

game entertainment tradition

verb

Golpear, apalear

To beat with a flat instrument; to paddle.

"The teacher cobbed the students' hands gently with a ruler to get their attention. "

El profesor golpeó suavemente las manos de los estudiantes con una regla para llamar su atención.

action sport

verb

Lanzar, tirar

(Northern UK, possibly colloquial) To throw, chuck, lob.

"The boy cobbed the ball over the fence during recess. "

El niño lanzó la pelota por encima de la valla durante el recreo.

action language

verb

Desbastar, labrar

To chip off unwanted pieces of stone, so as to form a desired shape or improve the quality of mineral ore.

"The stonemason cobbed away at the rough edges of the stone block, shaping it into a perfect rectangular prism for the building's foundation. "

El cantero desbastó los bordes ásperos del bloque de piedra, dándole forma de prisma rectangular perfecto para los cimientos del edificio.

material geology building industry work technical

noun

Base de operaciones de contingencia

Initialism of contingency operating base.

"The military's new cob will be located near the training facility. "

La nueva base de operaciones de contingencia del ejército estará ubicada cerca de las instalaciones de entrenamiento.

military government

noun

Acrónimo de jefe de barco

Acronym of chief of boat.

"The rowing team's cob, a senior student, gave the crew their instructions before the race. "

El cob del equipo de remo, un estudiante de último año, dio a la tripulación sus instrucciones antes de la carrera.

military nautical job position

noun

Cierre de operaciones

Close of Business, usually referring to a deadline for an office in another time zone.

"NY office told the LA office to have report e-mailed by COB."

La oficina de Nueva York le dijo a la oficina de Los Ángeles que enviara el informe por correo electrónico antes del cierre de operaciones.

business time job organization

noun

Coordinación de beneficios

Coordination of Benefits

"My insurance company handled the cob with my spouse's plan, so we didn't have to pay the full amount of the medical bill. "

Mi compañía de seguros gestionó la coordinación de beneficios con el plan de mi cónyuge, por lo que no tuvimos que pagar el importe total de la factura médica.

insurance business