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noun

Faja para hernia

A bandage and belt used to hold a hernia in place.

"My grandfather wears a truss to support his hernia and prevent it from bulging out. "

Mi abuelo usa una faja para hernia para sostener su hernia y evitar que se abulte.

medicine body device aid

Ilustración visual de truss: Armazón, cercha - Image 1

noun

Armazón, cercha

A structure made up of one or more triangular units made from straight beams of wood or metal, which is used to support a structure as in a roof or bridge.

"The construction workers used a strong steel truss to support the new roof of the school gymnasium. "

Los trabajadores de la construcción utilizaron una armazón de acero resistente para sostener el nuevo techo del gimnasio de la escuela.

architecture building structure material

Ilustración visual de truss: Cercha - Image 1

noun

Cercha

A triangular bracket.

"The carpenter added a truss under the shelf to provide extra support. "

El carpintero añadió una cercha debajo del estante para proporcionar soporte adicional.

architecture building structure

noun

Una antigua medida agrícola inglesa

An old English farming measurement. One truss of straw equalled 36 pounds, a truss of old hay equalled 56 pounds, a truss of new hay equalled 60 pounds, and 36 trusses equalled one load.

""The farmer calculated he needed to sell at least ten trusses of new hay to cover the cost of fertilizer." "

El granjero calculó que necesitaba vender al menos diez fardos de heno nuevo para cubrir el costo del fertilizante.

agriculture unit amount history

noun

Atado, paquete

A bundle; a package.

"The farmer carried a truss of hay to the barn for the horses. "

El granjero llevó un paquete de heno al granero para los caballos.

item mass

noun

Jubón

A padded jacket or dress worn under armour, to protect the body from the effects of friction.

"The knight carefully adjusted his truss under his heavy armor before mounting his horse for battle. "

El caballero ajustó cuidadosamente su jubón debajo de su pesada armadura antes de montar a caballo para la batalla.

military wear body material

noun

Corpiño, jubón

Part of a woman's dress; a stomacher.

"While visiting the museum's fashion exhibit, my sister pointed to an elaborate 18th-century gown and said, "See that stiff, decorative panel on the front of the bodice? That's a truss, also known as a stomacher." "

Mientras visitábamos la exhibición de moda del museo, mi hermana señaló un elaborado vestido del siglo XVIII y dijo: "¿Ves ese panel rígido y decorativo en la parte delantera del corpiño? Eso es un corpiño, también conocido como jubón".

wear style appearance

noun

Penacho, ramillete

A tuft of flowers formed at the top of the main stem of certain plants.

"The tomato plant had a beautiful truss of bright yellow blossoms at the very top, promising a bountiful harvest soon. "

La planta de tomate tenía un hermoso penacho de flores amarillas brillantes en la parte superior, prometiendo una abundante cosecha pronto.

plant biology

noun

Vientos, obenques

The rope or iron used to keep the centre of a yard to the mast.

"The sailor carefully adjusted the truss to hold the center of the sailboat's yard firmly to the mast. "

El marinero ajustó cuidadosamente los vientos para sujetar firmemente el centro de la verga del velero al mástil.

nautical sailing

verb

Atar

To tie up a bird before cooking it.

"Before putting the turkey in the oven, remember to truss it with kitchen twine to help it cook evenly. "

Antes de meter el pavo en el horno, recuerda atarlo con hilo de cocina para que se cocine de manera uniforme.

food bird action

verb

Atar, sujetar

To secure or bind with ropes.

"The rescuers had to truss the injured hiker to the stretcher before they could carry him down the mountain. "

Los rescatistas tuvieron que atar al excursionista herido a la camilla antes de poder bajarlo de la montaña.

action utility

Ilustración visual de truss: Apoyar, sostener - Image 1

verb

Apoyar, sostener

To support.

"The construction workers will truss the roof beams with steel supports to make the building stronger. "

Los trabajadores de la construcción apoyarán las vigas del techo con soportes de acero para hacer el edificio más fuerte.

structure building

verb

Sujetar, agarrar

To take fast hold of; to seize and hold firmly; to pounce upon.

"The cat waited patiently by the mouse hole, ready to truss any unfortunate rodent that dared to emerge. "

El gato esperó pacientemente junto al agujero del ratón, listo para sujetar a cualquier roedor desafortunado que se atreviera a emerger.

action animal military

Ilustración visual de truss: Reforzar, apuntalar - Image 1

truss: Reforzar, apuntalar - Thumbnail 1

verb

Reforzar, apuntalar

To strengthen or stiffen, as a beam or girder, by means of a brace or braces.

"The construction crew had to truss the old wooden bridge with steel beams to make it safe for heavier vehicles. "

El equipo de construcción tuvo que reforzar el antiguo puente de madera con vigas de acero para que fuera seguro para vehículos más pesados.

architecture building technical structure

verb

Ahorcar

To execute by hanging; to hang; usually with up.

"Context: This definition of "truss" is archaic and rarely used today. It's most often found in historical contexts.

Sentence: "If found guilty of treason, the king threatened to truss his enemies up at dawn." "

Si se les declaraba culpables de traición, el rey amenazó con ahorcar a sus enemigos al amanecer.

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