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jockeys

/ˈdʒɑkiz/ /ˈdʒɒkiz/

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noun

Calzoncillos para hombres o niños

Men's or boys' briefs.

Examples :

"My son prefers wearing jockeys because he finds them more comfortable than boxers. "

Mi hijo prefiere usar calzoncillos porque los encuentra más cómodos que los bóxers.

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noun

Jinete

One who rides racehorses competitively.

Examples :

"The jockeys trained hard every morning to prepare for the horse race. "

Los jinetes entrenaban duro cada mañana para prepararse para la carrera de caballos.

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noun

Cursor

That part of a variable resistor or potentiometer that rides over the resistance wire

Examples :

"The technician carefully adjusted the jockey on the volume control to get the perfect sound level. "

El técnico ajustó cuidadosamente el cursor en el control de volumen para obtener el nivel de sonido perfecto.

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Operador

An operator of some machinery or apparatus.

Examples :

"In the factory, the jockeys of the robotic arms carefully moved the parts to the assembly line. "

En la fábrica, los operadores de los brazos robóticos movieron cuidadosamente las piezas a la línea de montaje.

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noun

Mercader de caballos

A dealer in horses; a horse trader.

Examples :

"The traveling jockeys visited our farm, hoping to buy some of our best horses for a good price. "

Los mercaderes de caballos ambulantes visitaron nuestra granja, con la esperanza de comprar algunos de nuestros mejores caballos a buen precio.

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Estafadores, tramposos

A cheat; one given to sharp practice in trade.

Examples :

"The car salesman was a jockeys, known for adding hidden fees and pressuring customers. "

El vendedor de coches era un estafador, conocido por añadir comisiones ocultas y presionar a los clientes.

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Cliente

A prostitute's client.

Examples :

"Because the woman worked as a prostitute, she referred to her clients as "jockeys." "

Debido a que la mujer trabajaba como prostituta, se refería a sus clientes como "jockeys".

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Violador

A rapist.

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verb

Montar (un caballo) en una carrera

To ride (a horse) in a race.

Examples :

"The young boy eagerly jockeys his pony around the small track. "

El niño monta ansiosamente su pony alrededor de la pequeña pista.

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verb

Empujar montando contra

To jostle by riding against.

Examples :

"They were jockeying for position toward the end of the race."

Estaban empujando montando contra al final de la carrera.

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verb

Manipular, maniobrar

To maneuver (something) by skill for one's advantage.

Examples :

"The politician skillfully jockeys for position to become the party's nominee. "

El político manipula hábilmente para obtener una posición y convertirse en el candidato del partido.

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Engañar, estafar

To cheat or trick.

Examples :

"The salesperson jockeys the price of the car, adding hidden fees to make more money. "

El vendedor estafa el precio del coche, añadiendo comisiones ocultas para ganar más dinero.

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