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noun

Prensa

A device used to apply pressure to an item.

"a flower press"

una prensa de flores

device machine technology item

noun

Imprenta

A printing machine.

"Stop the presses!"

¡Alto a la imprenta!

machine media technology industry

noun

La prensa

(collective) The print-based media (both the people and the newspapers).

"This article appeared in the press."

Este artículo apareció en la prensa.

media communication

noun

Editorial

A publisher.

""Several university presses publish academic books and journals." "

Varias editoriales universitarias publican libros y revistas académicas.

media organization business writing

noun

Armario, alacena

An enclosed storage space (e.g. closet, cupboard).

"Put the cups in the press."

Pon las tazas en el armario.

property architecture building

noun

Press, ejercicio de empuje

An exercise in which weight is forced away from the body by extension of the arms or legs.

"His workout routine includes several sets of bench presses to build chest strength. "

Su rutina de ejercicios incluye varias series de press de banca para desarrollar la fuerza del pecho.

sport action body physiology

noun

Apuesta adicional, duplicación

(wagering) An additional bet in a golf match that duplicates an existing (usually losing) wager in value, but begins even at the time of the bet.

"He can even the match with a press."

Puede empatar el partido con una apuesta adicional.

sport bet game

noun

Mosto

Pure, unfermented grape juice.

"I would like some Concord press with my meal tonight."

Me gustaría un poco de mosto Concord con mi comida esta noche.

drink food

noun

Reclutamiento forzoso, leva

A commission to force men into public service, particularly into the navy.

"The king's press for naval recruits caused a stir in the village. "

La leva del rey para reclutar marineros causó revuelo en el pueblo.

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noun

Prensa, multitud

A crowd.

"The presses of people waiting for the concert doors to open were overwhelming. "

La multitud de personas esperando que se abrieran las puertas del concierto era abrumadora.

group mass

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verb

Presiona, oprime

To exert weight or force against, to act upon with force or weight; to exert pressure upon.

"He presses the button to call the elevator. "

Él presiona el botón para llamar al ascensor.

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verb

Presionar

To activate a button or key by exerting a downward or forward force on it, and then releasing it.

"She presses the button to call the elevator. "

Ella presiona el botón para llamar al ascensor.

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verb

Presiona, aprieta

To compress, squeeze.

"to press fruit for the purpose of extracting the juice"

para extraer el jugo, se presiona la fruta.

action machine

verb

Abrazar, estrechar

To clasp, hold in an embrace.

"Seeing her daughter after a long trip, the mother presses her into a warm hug. "

Al ver a su hija después de un largo viaje, la madre la abraza con cariño.

body human action

verb

Presionar, comprimir, moldear

To reduce to a particular shape or form by pressure, especially flatten or smooth.

"to press a hat"

Presionar un sombrero.

action machine process utility

verb

Planchar

To flatten a selected area of fabric using an iron with an up-and-down, not sliding, motion, so as to avoid disturbing adjacent areas.

"She carefully presses the collar of her shirt with the iron, lifting and lowering it instead of sliding it, so she doesn't wrinkle the rest of the fabric. "

Ella plancha cuidadosamente el cuello de su camisa con la plancha, levantándola y bajándola en lugar de deslizarla, para no arrugar el resto de la tela.

wear utensil machine item

verb

Presionar, oprimir

To drive or thrust by pressure, to force in a certain direction.

"to press a crowd back"

Hacer retroceder a la multitud.

action direction

verb

Oprimir, agobiar

To weigh upon, oppress, trouble.

"The worry about the upcoming exam presses heavily on her mind. "

La preocupación por el próximo examen la agobia mucho.

mind emotion

verb

Presionar, instar

To force to a certain end or result; to urge strongly.

"The teacher presses her students to study hard for the upcoming exam. "

La profesora presiona a sus estudiantes para que estudien mucho para el próximo examen.

action demand business politics

verb

Forzar, imponer

To try to force (something upon someone).

"to press the Bible on an audience"

Forzar la Biblia a una audiencia.

action communication

verb

Apresurar, instar

To hasten, urge onward.

"to press a horse in a race"

Apresurar a un caballo en una carrera.

action process

verb

Rogar, suplicar

To urge, beseech, entreat.

"The mother pressed her son to study harder for the upcoming exam. "

La madre rogó a su hijo que estudiara más para el próximo examen.

action communication

verb

Enfatizar, recalcar

To lay stress upon.

"The teacher presses students to complete their homework on time. "

El profesor enfatiza que los estudiantes completen su tarea a tiempo.

attitude communication point action

verb

Aglomerarse, apiñarse

To throng, crowd.

"As the doors opened, the crowd presses forward, eager to get on the train. "

Cuando se abrieron las puertas, la multitud se aglomeró hacia adelante, ansiosa por subir al tren.

group mass action

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verb

Imprime

To print.

"The factory presses thousands of newspapers every day. "

La fábrica imprime miles de periódicos todos los días.

media technology writing

verb

Reclutar a la fuerza, presionar

To force into service, particularly into naval service.

"During times of war, the government sometimes presses sailors into naval service, whether they volunteered or not. "

En tiempos de guerra, el gobierno a veces recluta a la fuerza a marineros para el servicio naval, se hayan ofrecido como voluntarios o no.

military nautical war government