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imped

/ˈɪmpɛd/ /ɪmpt/

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noun

Criatura sin pies

A creature without feet

Examples :

"The museum exhibit featured various impeds, including a fascinating display of snakes from around the world. "

La exhibición del museo presentaba varias criaturas sin pies, incluyendo una fascinante exhibición de serpientes de todo el mundo.

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adjective

Injertado, implantado, añadido

Engrafted, eked, implanted; supplemented by imping.

Examples :

"The bird's wing, imped with carefully placed feathers, allowed it to finally fly again. "

El ala del pájaro, injertada con plumas cuidadosamente colocadas, le permitió finalmente volar de nuevo.

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verb

Injertar

To plant or engraft.

Examples :

"The gardener carefully imped the new rose bud onto the stronger stem to create a more resilient plant. "

El jardinero injertó cuidadosamente el nuevo capullo de rosa en el tallo más fuerte para crear una planta más resistente.

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verb

Injertar, implantar, fijar

To graft, implant; to set or fix.

Examples :

"The gardener carefully imped the young rose bud onto the stronger rootstock. "

El jardinero injertó cuidadosamente el joven capullo de rosa en el patrón más fuerte.

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verb

Injertar

To engraft (feathers) into a bird's wing.

Examples :

"The ornithologist carefully imped new feathers into the injured bird's wing. "

El ornitólogo injertó cuidadosamente plumas nuevas en el ala del ave herida.

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verb

Reforzar, fortalecer, ampliar

To eke out, strengthen, enlarge.

Examples :

"To imped his savings, Mark took on a weekend job. "

Para ampliar sus ahorros, Mark aceptó un trabajo de fin de semana.