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fagots

/ˈfæɡəts/

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noun

Haz de leña

(collective) A bundle of sticks or brushwood intended to be used for fuel tied together for carrying. (Some sources specify that a faggot is tied with two bands or withes, whereas a bavin is tied with just one.)

Examples :

"The farmer gathered fagots from the forest floor to use for starting the fire in his hearth. "

El granjero recogió haces de leña del suelo del bosque para usarla para encender el fuego en su hogar.

fuel material item plant agriculture

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noun

Cargas, fardos

Burdensome baggage.

Examples :

"The student's heavy backpack, filled with textbooks and notebooks, was a real fagot to carry home every day. "

La pesada mochila del estudiante, llena de libros de texto y cuadernos, era una verdadera carga para llevar a casa todos los días.

suffering situation

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Paquete de piezas de hierro o acero

A bundle of pieces of iron or steel cut off into suitable lengths for welding.

Examples :

"The blacksmith gathered the fagots of steel, ready to heat and hammer them into a strong axe head. "

El herrero reunió los paquetes de acero, listo para calentarlos y martillarlos en una fuerte cabeza de hacha.

material industry technical

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noun

Haz de leña

A burning or smouldering piece of firewood.

Examples :

"The fire was fueled by a pile of dry fagots. "

El fuego se alimentó con una pila de haces de leña seca.

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Albóndiga, bollo de carne

A meatball made with offcuts and offal, especially pork. (See Wikipedia.)

Examples :

"My grandfather always makes delicious fagots using a recipe passed down from his family. "

Mi abuelo siempre hace deliciosas albóndigas usando una receta transmitida por su familia.

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noun

Pesado, molesto

An annoying or inconsiderate person.

Examples :

"Please be aware that the word "fagots" is an offensive slur. While I am providing a sentence as requested, please understand that using this word is harmful and should be avoided. Those fagots parked across three spaces again! "

¡Esos pesados se estacionaron en tres espacios otra vez!

person character attitude negative

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Bruja, arpía

A shrewish woman.

person character attitude

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Maricón, mariquita

A homosexual man, especially an effeminate one.

person human sex attitude society culture

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Maricón, mariquita

A man considered weak, effeminate, timid, pathetic, emotional, non-heteronormative in some way

Examples :

"Some bullies at school called him "fagots" because he enjoyed art and theater. "

Algunos matones de la escuela lo llamaban "maricón" porque disfrutaba del arte y el teatro.

person character attitude society culture language

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noun

Soldado ficticio

A soldier numbered on the muster-roll, but not really existing.

Examples :

"The general suspected the army's roster was inflated with fagots to secure more funding. "

El general sospechaba que la lista del ejército estaba inflada con soldados ficticios para asegurar más fondos.

military war history

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Votante marica

A faggot voter.

politics person

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noun

Haz, montón

A bundle of pieces of wrought iron to be worked over into bars or other shapes by rolling or hammering at a welding heat; a pile.

Examples :

"The blacksmith heated the fagots of iron in the forge, preparing to hammer them into a strong, single bar. "

El herrero calentó los haces de hierro en la fragua, preparándose para martillarlos en una barra fuerte y única.

material industry

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noun

Fagot

A fagotto, or bassoon.

Examples :

"The orchestra included two fagots, adding a rich, woody tone to the music. "

La orquesta incluía dos fagotes, agregando un tono rico y amaderado a la música.

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noun

Sustituto, suplente

A person hired to take the place of another at the muster of a company.

Examples :

"During the war, some men sent fagots to the muster, paying others to take their place in the company. "

Durante la guerra, algunos hombres enviaron sustitutos al alistamiento, pagando a otros para que tomaran su lugar en la compañía.

military job history person