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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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go-between [Am ˈɡoʊ bəˌtwin, Brit ˈɡəʊbɪtwiːn] N

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celestina N f inf, hum

procuress liter

intermediario2 (intermediaria) N m (f)

1. intermediario COMM:

intermediario (intermediaria)
intermediario (intermediaria)

2. intermediario (mediador):

intermediario (intermediaria)
intermediario (intermediaria)
intermediario (intermediaria)

alcahuete (alcahueta) N m (f)

1. alcahuete dated (mediador):

alcahuete (alcahueta)
alcahuete (alcahueta)

2. alcahuete CSur inf:

alcahuete (alcahueta) (chismoso)
gossip inf
alcahuete (alcahueta) (soplón)
tattletale Am inf
alcahuete (alcahueta) (soplón)
telltale Brit inf

I. alcahuetear VB intr

1. alcahuetear (hacer de mediador):

2. alcahuetear CSur inf (chismear):

II. alcahuetear VB trans

1. alcahuetear inf (delatar):

to tell on inf

2. alcahuetear And inf (auspiciar):

puente2 N m puente

1. puente ENGINEER:

2.1. puente DENT:

2.2. puente MUS:

2.3. puente (de anteojos):

3. puente ELEC:

4. puente (vacación):

5. puente NAUT:

buzón N m

1. buzón:

letter box Brit
letter box Brit
venderle un buzón a alg. RioPl inf
to take sb for a ride inf
venderle un buzón a alg. RioPl inf
to sell sb a gold brick Am inf

2. buzón COMPUT:

3. buzón (persona):

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go-between [ˈgəʊbɪtwi:n, Am ˈgoʊbə-] N

medianero(-a) m (f)

go between VB intr went, gone -es

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alcahuete (-a) N m (f)

1. alcahuete (trotaconventos):

2. alcahuete (encubridor):

3. alcahuete (chismoso):

I. intermediario (-a) ADJ

II. intermediario (-a) N m (f)

1. intermediario:

2. intermediario (comerciante):

comadre N f

1. comadre inf (comadrona):

2. comadre (madrina):

3. comadre inf (vecina):

4. comadre inf (amiga íntima):

5. comadre inf (chismosa):

6. comadre inf (celestina):

in the PONS Dictionary
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go-between [ˈgoʊ··ˌtwin] N

mediador(a) m (f)

go between VB intr

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intermediario (-a) [in·ter·me·ˈdja·rjo, -a] N m (f)

1. intermediario:

2. intermediario (comerciante):

comadre [ko·ˈma·dre] N f

1. comadre inf (comadrona):

2. comadre (madrina):

3. comadre inf (amiga íntima):

4. comadre inf (chismosa):

5. comadre inf (celestina):

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The division occupied approximately 23 acres under roof and the supervisors used bicycles to go between departments.
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No one is allowed to go between 25 and 40 kilometres per hour, as it might cause oscillations that may crack the ice.
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Instead, the timetable consists of five hourly periods per day, with a fifteen-minute break between each, allowing teachers to go between the two sites.
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However, there is no need for the worker to go between vehicles while they are moving, which is an improvement over the link-and-pin types.
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There are two main shielded cable runs that go between the transmission house and back to the tower.
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