shoehorn in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for shoehorn in the English»Spanish Dictionary

shoehorn [Am ˈʃuˌhɔrn, Brit ˈʃuːhɔːn] N

shoehorn

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shoehorn in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for shoehorn in the English»Spanish Dictionary

shoehorn [ˈʃu:hɔ:n, Am -hɔ:rn] N

shoehorn

calzador m

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calzador

shoehorn

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What's left is a reliable account of a famous life shoehorned into current ideology about the roles of men and women.

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When you try to shoehorn so many into one team of course results are going to take a hit along the way.

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Therefore, fighters are not shoehorned into class stereotypes and are free to fight unrestricted in types of armor, picks of garb, choices of weaponry, and styles of play.

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If you are smart enough, you can shoehorn any reference into any ad to make it relevant.

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Other accessories accompanying the doll were a story and comic book, shoehorn, and paper wrist tag that was also a numbered warranty card.

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Can we shoehorn any more stereotypes into this scene?

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The small shoehorn radiator couldn't provide enough air for the massive 6-liter engine so a large aperture was needed below it.

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A shoehorn was built around the tunnel, just enough as to not be too sharp for the locomotives, opening up a fantastic view of the valley.

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I'm not saying that we should throw out all of the old and shoehorn the new in straight away.

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He also praised the lyric as a tried-but-true drinkin and cryin lyric for something that manages to sound modern without feeling uncomfortably shoehorned in there.

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