poundage in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for poundage in the English»Spanish Dictionary

poundage [Am ˈpaʊndɪdʒ, Brit ˈpaʊndɪdʒ] N U

1. poundage (weight):

poundage

peso m en libras

2. poundage (charge):

poundage

impuesto, tasa etc que se cobra por cada libra de peso

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Instead, a mechanical release wraps your wrist tightly, transferring weight directly to your arm and thereby augmenting the poundage you're able to pull.

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No one looked too old to rock to the music, whether in a mohawk, trench coat or all-black outfit, notwithstanding the excess poundage.

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Mouth puts on lots of weight, but the interesting story is the reasoning behind the poundage.

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He confesses that he may need to pile on poundage to become a more acceptable representative of a now brutal sport.

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The group gets segmented into smaller groups each trying different methods of losing their poundage.

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Most women are going to put on some poundage when they are pregnant and some people will put on a lot.

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What goes into a horse's mouth comes out as similar poundage in the form of manure, which requires disposal in some practical way.

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Summing up, you should shed any excess poundage.

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People of 500, 800 or even 1,000 pounds in weight are featured as they struggle with their excess poundage.

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The men would therefore be paid an extra sum of poundage per pound's worth of slate produced.

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