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Remo

A single oar mounted at the stern of a boat and moved from side to side to propel the boat forward.

"The small rowboat used sculls because it only had one oar attached to the back. "

El pequeño bote usaba remos porque solo tenía un remo sujeto en la parte trasera.

nautical vehicle sailing

noun

Remo

One of a pair of oars handled by a single rower.

"The rower expertly maneuvered the boat using two sculls, one in each hand. "

El remero maniobró expertamente el bote usando dos remos, uno en cada mano.

sport nautical

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Bote individual

A small rowing boat, for one person.

"The athlete practiced alone on the lake in his sculls. "

El atleta practicó solo en el lago en su bote individual.

sport nautical sailing

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Bote de remo, skiff

A light rowing boat used for racing by one, two, or four rowers, each operating two oars (sculls), one in each hand.

"The university's rowing team trains on the river every morning in their sleek, lightweight sculls. "

El equipo de remo de la universidad entrena en el río cada mañana en sus elegantes y ligeros botes de remo.

sport nautical vehicle sailing

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Gorro de calavera, casco

A skull cap. A small bowl-shaped helmet, without visor or bever.

"The museum displayed a collection of medieval armor, including several simple sculls offering minimal head protection. "

El museo exhibió una colección de armaduras medievales, incluyendo varios cascos simples que ofrecían una protección mínima para la cabeza.

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Banco de peces

A shoal of fish.

"The fisherman spotted sculls near the shore, signaling a good day for catching fish. "

El pescador divisó un banco de peces cerca de la orilla, lo que indicaba un buen día para pescar.

fish animal group

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Págalo

The skua gull.

"The seabird colony was under constant threat from the scavenging sculls. "

La colonia de aves marinas estaba bajo constante amenaza de los págalos carroñeros.

animal bird nature

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Cráneo

The main bones of the head considered as a unit; including the cranium, facial bones, and mandible.

"The doctor examined the patient's sculls after the head injury to check for fractures. "

El médico examinó el cráneo del paciente después de la lesión en la cabeza para verificar si había fracturas.

anatomy body organ

Ilustración visual de sculls: Calavera, símbolo de la muerte - Image 1

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Calavera, símbolo de la muerte

A symbol for death; death's-head

"The old gravestone was decorated with sculls, reminding visitors of mortality. "

La antigua lápida estaba decorada con calaveras, lo que recordaba a los visitantes la mortalidad.

sign mythology literature culture

noun

Mente, cerebro

The mind or brain.

"Even though the professor was elderly, his sculls were still sharp and he delivered a brilliant lecture. "

Aunque el profesor era anciano, su mente aún estaba aguda y dio una conferencia brillante.

mind body organ anatomy

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Escoria

A crust formed on the ladle, etc. by the partial cooling of molten metal.

"After the molten lead cooled slightly, the foundry worker scraped the sculls off the inside of the ladle before pouring the next batch. "

Después de que el plomo fundido se enfrió ligeramente, el trabajador de la fundición raspó la escoria del interior del cucharón antes de verter el siguiente lote.

material substance industry technical

Ilustración visual de sculls: Casco - Image 1

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Casco

The crown of the headpiece in armour.

"The knight polished the sculls of his helmet, making the crown gleam in the sunlight before the tournament. "

El caballero pulió el casco de su yelmo, haciendo que la corona brillara a la luz del sol antes del torneo.

wear military body

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Cestas de remos

A shallow bow-handled basket.

"The farmer used two sculls to gather the freshly picked apples from the orchard. "

El granjero usó dos cestas de remos para recoger las manzanas recién recolectadas del huerto.

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