granary loaf in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for granary loaf in the English»Spanish Dictionary

granary loaf N

granary loaf

pan m de grano entero

Translations for granary loaf in the English»Spanish Dictionary

loaf¹ <pl loaves> [Am loʊf, Brit ləʊf] N

a loaf (of bread)

un pan

a loaf (of bread) (of French bread)

una barra de pan

a loaf (of bread) (of French bread)

una flauta CSur

a loaf (of bread) (baked in tin)

un pan de molde

a loaf (of bread) (country style)

una hogaza

meat loaf

pan m de carne

use your loaf! Brit inf

¡usa el coco! inf

use your loaf! Brit inf

¡usa la cocorota! Spain inf

use your loaf! Brit inf

¡usa la tusta! Col inf

half a loaf is better than no bread

algo es algo, peor es nada

attr loaf tin

molde m rectangular (para pan)

loaf² VB intr inf

loaf

holgazanear

loaf

haraganear

loaf

flojear inf

to loaf around or about, he just loafs around all day

se pasa el día holgazaneando or haraganeando or inf flojeando

to loaf around or about, he just loafs around all day

no pega sello en todo el día Spain inf

on Sundays I usually just loaf around the house

los domingos me los paso casi siempre flojeando inf

granary <pl granaries> [Am ˈɡræn(ə)ri, ˈɡreɪn(ə)ri, Brit ˈɡran(ə)ri] N

1. granary (storehouse):

granary

granero m

2. granary (grain-producing region):

granary

granero m

Granary® ADJ

Granary bread/flour:

Granary

con granos de trigo malteado

granary loaf in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for granary loaf in the English»Spanish Dictionary

loaf¹ <loaves> [ləʊf, Am loʊf] N

loaf

pan m

a loaf of bread

un pan

Phrases:

half a loaf is better than no bread prov

algo es algo

use your loaf! Brit

¡usa la cabeza!

loaf² [ləʊf, Am loʊf] VB intr

loaf

gandulear

to loaf about

hacer el holgazán

I.granary [ˈgrænəri] AGR -ies N

1. granary (silo):

granary

granero m

2. granary (grain region):

granary

región f de cereales

II.granary [ˈgrænəri] AGR -ies ADJ

granary

granero, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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