English
Spanish
I. hose [Am hoʊz, Brit həʊz] N
1. hose C or U (pipe):
- hose
- manguera f
- hose
- manga f
- hose MOTOR
- manguito m
- a fire hose
- una manguera contra incendios
2.1. hose FASHION + pl vb (socks):
- hose dated
- calcetines mpl
- hose dated
- medias fpl LatAm
- a pair of gentlemen's hose
- un par de calcetines de caballero
2.2. hose + pl vb (tights):
- hose FASHION, HISTORY, THEAT
- calzas fpl
- hose FASHION, HISTORY, THEAT
- malla f
2.3. hose FASHION + pl vb Am → pantyhose
II. hose [Am hoʊz, Brit həʊz] VB trans
1. hose (water):
- hose lawn/plants
- regar (con manguera)
2. hose (wash):
- hose car
- lavar (con manguera)
pantyhose [Am ˈpæn(t)iˌhoʊz, Brit ˈpantɪhəʊz] N npl Am
- pantyhose
- medias fpl
- pantyhose
- panti(e)s mpl or fpl
- pantyhose
- pantimedias fpl Mex
- pantyhose
- medias fpl bombacha RioPl
- pantyhose
- medias fpl pantalón Col
- pantyhose
- medias fpl panty Ven
- a pair of pantyhose
- unos or unas panti(e)s
- a pair of pantyhose
- un par de medias or unas medias (or unas pantimedias etc.)
hose down VB [Am hoʊz -, Brit həʊz -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
- hose down
- lavar (con manguera)
Spanish
English
- manguera (para regar)
- hose
- manguera (de bombero)
- hose
- manguera
- pump hose
- manguera extintora
- fire hose
- manguera extinguidora
- fire hose
- manga de incendio
- fire hose
- abrazadera (redonda)
- hose clamp
- abrazadera (redonda)
- hose clip Brit
- calzas
- hose pl
- calzas
- hose pl
- manguerear
- to water (with a hose pipe)
- manguerear
- to hose down
- manguerear
- to hose
- manguerear
- to hose down
- manguerear
- to spray … with a hose
- panty
- panty hose pl Am
English
Spanish
hose [həʊz, Am hoʊz] N
- hose
- manguera f
water hose N
- water hose
- manguera f de agua
- leak hose, bucket
- perder agua
Spanish
English
- manguera
- hose
- regar (las calles)
- to hose down
- manga
- hose
English
Spanish
hose [hoʊz] N
1. hose (in garden):
- hose
- manguera f
2. hose (in motor):
- hose
- manguera f
3. hose (pantyhose):
- hose
- medias f pl pantalón [o de nylon Mex] [o veladas Col]
water hose N
- water hose
- manguera f
- leak hose, bucket
- perder (agua)
Spanish
English
- manguera
- hose
- regar (las calles)
- to hose down
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| you | hose |
| he/she/it | hoses |
| we | hose |
| you | hose |
| they | hose |
| I | hosed |
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| you | hosed |
| he/she/it | hosed |
| we | hosed |
| you | hosed |
| they | hosed |
| I | have | hosed |
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| we | have | hosed |
| you | have | hosed |
| they | have | hosed |
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| you | had | hosed |
| he/she/it | had | hosed |
| we | had | hosed |
| you | had | hosed |
| they | had | hosed |
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However, stockings have a drawback in colder weather, because more skin is exposed to the cold compared to pantyhose.
en.wikipedia.org He is very superstitious; as a result, he wears his girlfriend's pantyhose around his neck as a protective charm, even after she dumps him.
en.wikipedia.org Some fishermen who surf fish from tropical beaches may wear pantyhose to protect from jellyfish, whose stingers can not penetrate the mesh.
en.wikipedia.org The company later introduced seamless pantyhose in 1965, spurred by the popularity of the miniskirt.
en.wikipedia.org While girdles gave way to pantyhose, the bra continued to evolve.
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