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noun

Ganchos

A rod bent into a curved shape, typically with one end free and the other end secured to a rope or other attachment.

"The construction workers used hookers to lift the heavy steel beams into place. "

Los trabajadores de la construcción usaron ganchos para levantar las pesadas vigas de acero y colocarlas en su lugar.

utensil nautical technical device

noun

Anzuelo

A barbed metal hook used for fishing; a fishhook.

"He carefully selected the right size hookers from his tackle box before baiting them and casting his line into the lake. "

Seleccionó cuidadosamente los anzuelos del tamaño adecuado de su caja de aparejos antes de cebarlos y lanzar su línea al lago.

fish utensil

noun

Ganchos

Any of various hook-shaped agricultural implements such as a billhook.

"The farmhand sharpened the hookers before heading out to prune the overgrown blackberry bushes. "

El trabajador agrícola afiló los ganchos antes de salir a podar los arbustos de zarzamora crecidos.

agriculture utensil

noun

Ganchos

The curved needle used in the art of crochet.

"The crocheter carefully threaded the yarn onto her hookers. "

La tejedora ensartó cuidadosamente el hilo en sus ganchos.

art utensil

noun

Bisagras

The part of a hinge which is fixed to a post, and on which a door or gate hangs and turns.

"The gate swung crookedly because the hookers on the fence post were bent. "

La puerta se balanceaba torcida porque las bisagras del poste de la cerca estaban dobladas.

part architecture building

noun

Gancho

A loop shaped like a hook under certain written letters, for example, g and j.

""When learning calligraphy, the teacher emphasized the importance of the delicate hookers at the bottom of the letters 'g' and 'j' to achieve the desired elegant style." "

Al aprender caligrafía, el profesor enfatizó la importancia de los delicados ganchos en la parte inferior de las letras 'g' y 'j' para lograr el estilo elegante deseado.

writing language word grammar

noun

Gancho, conexión

A tie-in to a current event or trend that makes a news story or editorial relevant and timely.

"The article about the local bakery's new bread used "hookers" like the upcoming town festival and National Bread Day to attract more readers. "

El artículo sobre el nuevo pan de la panadería local utilizó "ganchos" como el próximo festival de la ciudad y el Día Nacional del Pan para atraer a más lectores.

media writing communication

noun

Trampa, celada

A snare; a trap.

"The salesperson used tricky discounts and hidden fees as hookers to trap customers into signing long-term contracts. "

El vendedor utilizó descuentos engañosos y tarifas ocultas como trampas para atrapar a los clientes y hacerles firmar contratos a largo plazo.

action thing

noun

Huesos ganchudos

(in the plural) The projecting points of the thighbones of cattle; called also hook bones.

"The butcher pointed to the hookers on the beef carcass to show the apprentice where the sirloin would be cut. "

El carnicero señaló los huesos ganchudos en la canal de la carne de res para mostrar al aprendiz dónde se cortaría el solomillo.

anatomy animal body biology physiology part

noun

Exclusión, expulsión

Removal or expulsion from a group or activity

""After several missed deadlines and a lack of participation, the project manager recommended the hookers of two team members." "

Después de varios plazos incumplidos y falta de participación, el jefe de proyecto recomendó la expulsión de dos miembros del equipo.

group action

noun

Campo sembrado durante dos años consecutivos

A field sown two years in succession.

"The farmer rotated his crops, leaving the north field as hookers this year, so the soil could recover before planting wheat again next season. "

El agricultor rotó sus cultivos, dejando el campo del norte como campo sembrado durante dos años consecutivos este año, para que el suelo pudiera recuperarse antes de plantar trigo de nuevo la próxima temporada.

agriculture

noun

Gancho, anzuelo

(authorship) A brief, punchy opening statement intended to get attention from an audience, reader, or viewer, and make them want to continue to listen to a speech, read a book, or watch a play.

"Good speeches start with strong hookers to grab the audience's attention. "

Los buenos discursos comienzan con buenos ganchos para captar la atención del público.

literature writing communication language media statement entertainment

noun

Gancho, elemento llamativo

(authorship) A gimmick or element of a creative work intended to be attention-grabbing for the audience; a compelling idea for a story that will be sure to attract people's attention.

"The scriptwriters brainstormed several hookers, like a surprise inheritance and a hidden treasure, to make the opening scene more exciting. "

Los guionistas hicieron una lluvia de ideas sobre varios ganchos, como una herencia sorpresa y un tesoro escondido, para hacer que la escena inicial fuera más emocionante.

entertainment literature media writing story communication

noun

Truco, maña

A finesse.

"The bridge players decided to try hookers to gain an advantage in the game. "

Los jugadores de bridge decidieron usar trucos para obtener una ventaja en el juego.

business finance

noun

Sota

A jack (the playing card).

"In poker, two hookers and a pair of eights won him the pot. "

En el póquer, dos sotas y un par de ochos le ganaron el bote.

game

noun

Flecha litoral, punta

A spit or narrow cape of sand or gravel turned landward at the outer end, such as Sandy Hook in New Jersey.

"The fishing boat anchored near the hookers, a narrow strip of sand jutting into the bay. "

El barco pesquero ancló cerca de las puntas, una estrecha franja de arena que se adentraba en la bahía.

geography geology place nature environment

noun

Estribillo, gancho

A catchy musical phrase which forms the basis of a popular song.

"The songwriter spent hours crafting the hookers for her new pop song, hoping they would grab listeners' attention immediately. "

La compositora pasó horas creando los estribillos para su nueva canción pop, esperando que captaran la atención de los oyentes de inmediato.

music entertainment sound

noun

Ancla

A ship's anchor.

"The sailors tightened the lines to the hookers, ensuring the ship remained secure in the harbor. "

Los marineros tensaron las líneas a las anclas, asegurando que el barco permaneciera seguro en el puerto.

nautical sailing

noun

Ganchos, interceptores

Part of a system's operation that can be intercepted to change or augment its behaviour.

""The software developers added hookers to the game engine, allowing modders to easily change character appearances and add new weapons." "

Los desarrolladores de software agregaron interceptores al motor del juego, lo que permitió a los modders cambiar fácilmente las apariencias de los personajes y agregar nuevas armas.

computing system technical

noun

Extensión

(Scrabble) An instance of playing a word perpendicular to a word already on the board, adding a letter to the start or the end of the word to form a new word.

""Using clever hookers, she scored big points in Scrabble by turning 'at' into 'eat' and 'in' into 'win'." "

Usando extensiones ingeniosas, anotó muchos puntos en Scrabble al convertir 'at' en 'eat' e 'in' en 'win'.

game language

noun

Ganchos

A diacritical mark shaped like the upper part of a question mark, as in ỏ.

""When learning Vietnamese, it's important to practice drawing the little 'hookers' above the vowels to correctly pronounce words like 'tỏ' and 'ỏ'." "

Al aprender vietnamita, es importante practicar el dibujo de los pequeños 'ganchos' sobre las vocales para pronunciar correctamente palabras como 'tỏ' y 'ỏ'.

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