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gore

/ɡɔː/ /ɡɔɹ/

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noun

Sangre coagulada

Blood, especially that from a wound when thickened due to exposure to the air.

Examples :

"The accident victim's clothes were stained with the dark gore. "

La ropa de la víctima del accidente estaba manchada con la sangre coagulada oscura.

body medicine anatomy substance

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Sangre, asesinato, violencia

Murder, bloodshed, violence.

Examples :

"The news report described the horrific gore of the street fight. "

El informe de noticias describió la horrible violencia de la pelea callejera.

war inhuman action suffering society

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noun

Suciedad, barro

Dirt; mud; filth.

Examples :

"The muddy gore tracked into the house by the dog needed to be cleaned up. "

La suciedad embarrada que el perro arrastró a la casa necesitaba ser limpiada.

environment nature

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verb

Cornear

(of an animal) To pierce with the horn.

Examples :

"The bull gored the matador."

El toro corneó al matador.

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Traspasar, perforar

To pierce with anything pointed, such as a spear.

Examples :

"The student carefully gores the balloon with a pin. "

El estudiante traspasa cuidadosamente el globo con un alfiler.

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Triángulo, isleta

A triangular piece of land where roads meet.

Examples :

"The new highway intersects with the old one at a sharp gore, making for a tricky turn. "

La nueva autopista se cruza con la antigua en una isleta afilada, lo que dificulta el giro.

area geography property

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Porción de tierra no incorporada

A small piece of land left unincorporated due to competing surveys or a surveying error.

Examples :

"The new subdivision had a small gore, a leftover piece of land that wasn't officially part of any lot. "

La nueva subdivisión tenía una pequeña porción de tierra no incorporada, un pedazo de tierra sobrante que no era oficialmente parte de ningún lote.

property area geography

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noun

Gajo

The curved surface that lies between two close lines of longitude on a globe

Examples :

"The globe in my geography class showed the gore between the lines of longitude representing the prime meridian and the International Date Line. "

El globo terráqueo en mi clase de geografía mostraba el gajo entre las líneas de longitud que representaban el meridiano de Greenwich y la línea internacional de cambio de fecha.

geography space

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Pieza triangular o romboidal

A triangular or rhomboid piece of fabric, especially one forming part of a three-dimensional surface such as a sail, skirt, hot-air balloon, etc.Wp

Examples :

"The kite's colorful gore ripped, and it no longer flew properly. "

La pieza triangular colorida de la cometa se rasgó y ya no volaba correctamente.

material part nautical wear

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noun

Fuelle

An elastic gusset for providing a snug fit in a shoe.

Examples :

"The running shoes had a reinforced gore that kept my ankle snug and comfortable during my run. "

Las zapatillas para correr tenían un fuelle reforzado que mantenía mi tobillo ajustado y cómodo durante mi carrera.

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Punta, ángulo saliente

A projecting point.

Examples :

"The mountain climber used a sharp gore on his ice axe to secure his position on the slope. "

El alpinista usó una punta afilada en su piolet para asegurar su posición en la ladera.

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Gajo

One of the abatements, made of two curved lines, meeting in an acute angle in the fesse point.

Examples :

"The architect's design for the building included a striking gore, two curved lines meeting at a sharp point on the roof. "

El diseño del arquitecto para el edificio incluía un gajo llamativo, dos líneas curvas que se encontraban en un punto agudo en el techo.

heraldry technical

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verb

Cortar en forma triangular

To cut in a triangular form.

Examples :

"The carpenter carefully gores the wood to create a precise triangular notch. "

El carpintero corta cuidadosamente la madera en forma triangular para crear una muesca triangular precisa.

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Proveer con un refuerzo

To provide with a gore.

Examples :

"to gore an apron"

Proveer un delantal con un refuerzo.