centimetre in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for centimetre in the English»Spanish Dictionary

centimeter, centimetre Brit [Am ˈsɛn(t)əˌmidər, Brit ˈsɛntɪmiːtə] N

centimeter

centímetro m

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centímetro

centimeter Am

centímetro

centimetre Brit

(fijar márgenes) margínelo con tres centímetros a cada lado

set o leave a three-centimeter margin on each side

el marco tiene un centímetro de relieve

the frame protrudes by a centimeter

centimetre in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for centimetre in the English»Spanish Dictionary

centimeter N Am, centimetre [ˈsentɪˌmi:təʳ, Am -t̬əˌmi:t̬ɚ] N Brit, Aus

centimeter

centímetro m

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cubic centimetre/metre

centímetro m cúbico/metro m cúbico

at five-centimetre intervals

con espacios de cinco centímetros

Translations for centimetre in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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centímetro

centimetre Brit

centímetro

centimeter Am

centimetre Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

at five-centimetre intervals

con espacios de cinco centímetros

cubic centimetre/metre

centímetro m cúbico/metro m cúbico

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In one specimen the height was found to be around four centimetres and the width 2.5 cm.

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Males can reach a maximum total length of 33 centimetres.

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The vehicles - one for the president, the other which serves as a decoy - are fitted with military grade defence systems and 20-centimetre-thick armour-plated doors.

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They vary in size from a few centimetres to approximately4.5 m.

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Leaves are wedge-shaped, 27 centimetres long, 822 millimetres wide, with triangular serrations along the margins.

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That results in as much as a 61-centimetre drop between the crown of the road and the sides.

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Prefixes corresponding to powers of one thousand are usually preferred, however, units such as the hectopascal, hectare, decibel, centimetre, and centilitre, are commonly used.

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The lower jaw bone fragment is, lacking the tip, six centimetres long.

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The solar panels are protected by a centimetre-thick layer of transparent, skid-resistant tempered safety glass that can support bicycles and vehicles.

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These samples are knit in the industry standard four-by-four inch / ten-by-ten centimetre gauge.

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