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River otters living in groups hunt and travel together, use the same dens, resting sites, and latrines, and perform allogrooming. en.wikipedia.org

The glider will make a den in the hollow tree and line it with leaves. en.wikipedia.org

There are also several safes built into the masonry, scattered throughout the house, including a walk-in size safe in the den. en.wikipedia.org

The area became infamous through exaggerated reports of opium dens and slum housing. en.wikipedia.org

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den in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for den in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

den [Am dɛn, Brit dɛn] N

1. den (lair):

2. den (of thieves):

3. den inf:

4. den (of Cub Scouts):

opium den N

gambling den N

I.die1 <dies, dying, died> [Am daɪ, Brit dʌɪ] VB intr

1.1. die:

1.2. die (be overcome):

1.3. die (want very much) inf:

2.1. die (cease to exist):

2.2. die (be extinguished):

2.3. die (stop functioning):

3. die inf (in baseball):

II.die1 <dies, dying, died> [Am daɪ, Brit dʌɪ] VB trans

die2 <pl dice [daɪs]> N

1. die GAMES:

2.1. die TECH <pl dies [daɪz] > (block):

2.2. die TECH <pl dies [daɪz] > (mold):

DAR N

DAR → Daughters of the American Revolution

Translations for den in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

I.dar VB trans

1. dar (entregar):

2. dar (regalar, donar):

3.1. dar (proporcionar):

3.2. dar MUS:

4.1. dar (aplicar):

4.2. dar:

5. dar (conferir, aportar):

6.1. dar (conceder):

6.2. dar (atribuir):

6.3. dar (pronosticando duración):

6.4. dar RioPl edad/años:

7. dar (en naipes):

8.1. dar (expresar, decir):

8.2. dar (señalar, indicar):

9. dar (causar, provocar) → X

10. dar (producir):

11. dar (rendir, alcanzar hasta):

12. dar Spain inf (arruinar, fastidiar):

13. dar (realizar la acción indicada):

14. dar conferencia:

15. dar (ofrecer, celebrar):

16. dar (presentar):

17. dar (considerar) (dar algo/a alg. por algo):

II.dar VB intr

1.1. dar (entregar):

1.2. dar (en naipes):

2.1. dar puerta/habitación (comunicar con):

2.2. dar (llegar hasta):

2.3. dar fachada/frente (estar orientado hacia):

3. dar sol/viento/luz:

4. dar (acometer, sobrevenir) (+ me/te/le etc):

5.1. dar (pegar, golpear) (+ me/te/le etc):

5.2. dar inf (a una tarea, asignatura) (darle a algo):

5.3. dar inf (hacer uso de) (darle a algo):

5.4. dar (acertar):

6. dar (arrojar un resultado):

7.1. dar (accionar) (darle a algo):

7.2. dar (mover) + compl:

8. dar (importar):

9. dar (ser suficiente, alcanzar) (dar para algo/alg.):

10. dar RioPl (comunicar) (darle a alg. con alg.):

11.1. dar inf (indicando insistencia):

11.2. dar RioPl inf (instando a alg. a hacer algo):

12.1. dar (hablando de ocurrencias, manías) (darle a alg. por algo):

12.2. dar (hablando de ocurrencias, manías) (darle a alg. con algo):

13. dar:

14. dar:

15. dar (acabar):

III.darse VB vpr

1.1. darse (golpearse, pegarse):

1.2. darse refl:

1.3. darse (recíproco):

2. darse (ocurrir) caso/situación:

3.1. darse (resultar) (+ me/te/le etc):

I.die¹ <dies, dying, died> [Am daɪ, Brit dʌɪ] VB intr

II.die¹ <dies, dying, died> [Am daɪ, Brit dʌɪ] VB trans

die² <pl dice [daɪs]> N

See also X, vuelta, sentado, paseo, muestra, miedo, mamar, lengua, impresión, hambre, golpe, gana, frío², frío¹, escalofrío, entender², entender¹, conocer, comer², comer¹, clavo, clase², clase¹, asco, aludir