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hod

/ˈhɑd/

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verb

Galopar, trotar

To bob up and down on horseback; jog.

Examples :

"The little girl, perched on the pony, began to hod excitedly as it started to walk faster. "

La niña, encaramada en el pony, comenzó a galopar emocionada cuando este comenzó a caminar más rápido.

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noun

Cubo de albañil, capazos

A three-sided box for carrying bricks or other construction materials, often mortar. It bears a long handle and is carried over the shoulder.

Examples :

"The bricklayer carefully filled his hod with mortar and then hoisted it onto his shoulder to carry it to the wall. "

El albañil llenó cuidadosamente su cubo de albañil con mortero y luego lo levantó sobre su hombro para llevarlo a la pared.

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noun

Recipiente para carbón

A receptacle for carrying coal, particularly one designed to facilitate loading coal or coke through the door of a firebox.

Examples :

"The blacksmith filled his hod with coal before heading over to stoke the forge. "

El herrero llenó su recipiente para carbón con carbón antes de dirigirse a alimentar la fragua.

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noun

Soplete de estañador

A pewterer's blowpipe.

Examples :

"The pewterer carefully aimed the hod at the seam, directing the focused heat to melt the metal. "

El estañador apuntó cuidadosamente el soplete a la costura, dirigiendo el calor concentrado para fundir el metal.

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noun

Bolso de corredor de apuestas

A bookmaker's bag.

Examples :

"The bookmaker nervously clutched his hod, hoping to make a clean getaway before the police arrived. "

El corredor de apuestas agarró nerviosamente su bolso, esperando escapar limpio antes de que llegara la policía.

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