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pie

/paɪ/

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noun

Tarta

A type of pastry that consists of an outer crust and a filling.

Examples :

"The family had steak and kidney pie for dinner and cherry pie for dessert."

La familia cenó pastel de carne y riñones y tarta de cerezas de postre.

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noun

Pastel, empanada

Any of various other, non-pastry dishes that maintain the general concept of a shell with a filling.

Examples :

"My grandmother makes a delicious vegetable pie for dinner every Sunday. "

Mi abuela hace un delicioso pastel de verduras para la cena todos los domingos.

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Pizza

(Northeastern US) A pizza.

Examples :

"My dad brought a delicious pie for lunch today. "

Mi padre trajo una pizza deliciosa para el almuerzo de hoy.

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Porción, parte

The whole of a wealth or resource, to be divided in parts.

Examples :

"The pie of the class's fundraising money will be divided equally among the four charities. "

La porción del dinero recaudado por la clase se dividirá equitativamente entre las cuatro organizaciones benéficas.

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Galimatías tipográfico

(letterpress) A disorderly mess of spilt type.

Examples :

"The printer made a terrible pie of the school newspaper's layout. "

El impresor hizo un galimatías tipográfico terrible del diseño del periódico escolar.

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Una bola especialmente mal lanzada

An especially badly bowled ball.

Examples :

"The bowler threw a terrible pie of a ball, and it missed the pins completely. "

El lanzador lanzó una bola terrible, y falló por completo los bolos.

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Gráfico circular

A pie chart.

Examples :

"The pie chart showed that 60% of students chose math as their favorite subject. "

El gráfico circular mostró que el 60% de los estudiantes eligieron matemáticas como su materia favorita.

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Vulva

Examples :

"I saw a doctor to examine the area around her pie. "

Fui a ver a un médico para que examinara la zona alrededor de su vulva.

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verb

Tirar una tarta a la cara

To hit in the face with a pie, either for comic effect or as a means of protest (see also pieing).

Examples :

"The students pie'd the teacher for pulling their class out of recess early. "

Los estudiantes le tiraron una tarta a la cara al profesor por sacar a su clase del recreo antes de tiempo.

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verb

Rodear con cautela

To go around (a corner) in a guarded manner.

Examples :

"The student cautiously pied the corner of the hallway, looking both ways before proceeding. "

El estudiante rodeó con cautela la esquina del pasillo, mirando a ambos lados antes de continuar.

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Mezclar, confundir

(of printing types) To reduce to confusion; to jumble.

Examples :

"The teacher's confusing instructions on the project pie'd the students' understanding of the assignment. "

Las instrucciones confusas del profesor sobre el proyecto confundieron la comprensión de la tarea por parte de los estudiantes.

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noun

Urraca

Examples :

"The pie was very noisy as it chattered excitedly about the new student. "

La urraca era muy ruidosa mientras parloteaba emocionada sobre el nuevo estudiante.

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Paisa

The smallest unit of currency in South Asia, equivalent to 1/192 of a rupee or 1/12 of an anna.

Examples :

"The vendor gave me 100 pies for my lunch money. "

El vendedor me dio 100 paisas por mi dinero para el almuerzo.

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