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noun

Capuchas

A covering for the head attached to a larger garment such as a jacket or cloak.

Examples :

"The children pulled their hoods up over their heads to protect themselves from the rain. "

Los niños se subieron las capuchas sobre la cabeza para protegerse de la lluvia.

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noun

Capuchas, birrete

A distinctively coloured fold of material, representing a university degree.

Examples :

"At the graduation ceremony, we could easily identify the PhD candidates by the vibrant red hoods they wore over their gowns. "

En la ceremonia de graduación, pudimos identificar fácilmente a los candidatos a doctorado por los vibrantes birretes rojos que llevaban sobre sus togas.

culture education degree wear

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noun

Capuchas, cubiertas

An enclosure that protects something, especially from above.

Examples :

"The restaurant kitchen had stainless steel hoods above the stoves to vent out smoke and steam. "

La cocina del restaurante tenía cubiertas de acero inoxidable sobre las estufas para ventilar el humo y el vapor.

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noun

Capota

A soft top of a convertible car or carriage.

Examples :

"We put the hoods up on the convertible because it started to rain. "

Subimos la capota del descapotable porque empezó a llover.

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noun

Capó

The hinged cover over the engine of a motor vehicle: known as a bonnet in other countries.

Examples :

"The mechanic lifted the hoods of the cars to inspect the engines. "

El mecánico levantó los capós de los coches para inspeccionar los motores.

vehicle part machine

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noun

Campana extractora

A metal covering that leads to a vent to suck away smoke or fumes.

Examples :

"The chef cleaned the grease filters in the restaurant's hoods over the stoves. "

El chef limpió los filtros de grasa en las campanas extractoras del restaurante sobre las estufas.

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verb

Cubrir con una capucha

To cover something with a hood.

Examples :

"The parent hoods the baby carriage when it starts to rain. "

El padre cubre el cochecito del bebé con una capucha cuando empieza a llover.

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noun

Gángsters, matones

Gangster, thug.

Examples :

"The store owner was scared when a group of hoods started hanging around outside, threatening customers. "

El dueño de la tienda se asustó cuando un grupo de matones comenzó a merodear afuera, amenazando a los clientes.

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noun

Barrios, vecindarios

Examples :

"What’s goin’ down in the hood?"

¿Qué pasa en el barrio?

area place society

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Persona con capucha

Person wearing a hoodie.

Examples :

"The security guard asked the hoods to take their hoodies off before entering the store. "

El guardia de seguridad pidió a las personas con capucha que se quitaran las capuchas antes de entrar en la tienda.

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