shank's in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for shank's in the English»Spanish Dictionary

shank [Am ʃæŋk, Brit ʃaŋk] N

1.1. shank:

shank (shin)

espinilla f

shank (shin)

canilla f

shank (leg) dated or hum

pierna f

shank (leg) dated or hum

pata f inf

(on) Shank's pony or mare Brit inf, hum

en el coche de San Fernando (un rato a pie y un rato andando) inf, hum

(on) Shank's pony or mare Brit inf, hum

a golpe de calcetín inf, hum

(on) Shank's pony or mare Brit inf, hum

a pata inf

(on) Shank's pony or mare Brit inf, hum

en el once RioPl inf, hum

1.2. shank FOOD:

shank

pierna f

shank of lamb

pierna de cordero

2. shank TECH:

shank (of tool)

mango m

shank (of key, anchor)

tija f

shank (of screw)

vástago m

shank (of screw)

tallo m

shank (of screw)

varilla f

shank (of nail)

espiga f

Translations for shank's in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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chocozuela

shank

garrón

shank

ir/venir con el once RioPl inf

to go/come on Shank's mare Am inf

tuvimos que volver a pata

we had to come back on Shank's mare Am inf, hum

shank's in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for shank's in the English»Spanish Dictionary

shank [ʃæŋk] N

1. shank TECH:

shank

mango m

2. shank (leg):

shank

pata f

shank of bird

zanca f

Phrases:

to go on shank's pony

ir en el coche de San Fernando

to go on shank's pony

ir a pata Mex

shank N

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shank (in tennis) SPORTS

caña f

Translations for shank's in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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caña (en tenis) f SPORTS

shank

zanca

shank

shank's Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to go on shank's pony

ir en el coche de San Fernando

to go on shank's pony

ir a pata Mex

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Also, a shank's thickness may transition at some point along its length in order to implement differing strengths above and below the transition.

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However, there is not much on the actual business of walking, footslog, shank's mare, call it what you will, no tales of blisters, muscle spasm or tenderness of the sole.

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