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noun

Saliva, escupitajo

Spit, usually frothy and of a milky coloration.

"The sick child coughed, and a small amount of spittle landed on the floor. "

El niño enfermo tosió y una pequeña cantidad de saliva cayó al suelo.

body physiology

noun

Saliva

Something frothy and white that resembles spit.

"After the hard practice, the horse had spittle around its mouth. "

Después de la dura práctica, el caballo tenía saliva alrededor de la boca.

body physiology substance

noun

Escupitajo, baba

Spit-up or drool of an infant.

"The baby's shirt was covered in spittle after she finished her bottle. "

La camisa del bebé estaba cubierta de baba después de que terminó su biberón.

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noun

Hospicio, asilo

A charitable house to receive and care for sick people, later distinguished from a hospital as being especially for those of a low class or meagre financial means.

"In the 18th century, the poor and destitute with contagious diseases were often sent to the spittle, as the general hospital was reserved for those who could afford better care. "

En el siglo XVIII, los pobres y desamparados con enfermedades contagiosas a menudo eran enviados al hospicio, ya que el hospital general estaba reservado para aquellos que podían permitirse una mejor atención.

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noun

Saliva, escupitajo

A small sort of spade.

"The gardener used a small spittle to transplant the delicate seedlings into the larger pot. "

El jardinero usó una pequeña saliva para trasplantar las delicadas plántulas a la maceta más grande.

utensil agriculture

verb

Cavar o remover con una paleta pequeña

To dig or stir with a small spade.

"The gardener carefully spittled around the delicate seedlings, loosening the soil. "

El jardinero cavó cuidadosamente alrededor de las plántulas delicadas, aflojando la tierra.

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