shorn in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for shorn in the English»Spanish Dictionary

shorn [Am ʃɔrn, Brit ʃɔːn] pt part shear

See also shear

I.shear <pt sheared, pp shorn> [Am ʃɪr, Brit ʃɪə] VB trans

1. shear:

shear sheep

esquilar

shear sheep

trasquilar

shear hair/curls

cortar

her hair was shorn (off)

le cortaron el pelo

the shorn heads of the prisoners

las cabezas rapadas de los presos

to be shorn of sth form

ser despojado de algo form

2. shear < pp sheared> (break):

shear bolt/shaft

romper

II.shear <pp sheared> [Am ʃɪr, Brit ʃɪə] VB intr

1. shear (cut):

to shear through

atravesar

2. shear (break):

shear

romperse

to shear off

romperse

I.shear <pt sheared, pp shorn> [Am ʃɪr, Brit ʃɪə] VB trans

1. shear:

shear sheep

esquilar

shear sheep

trasquilar

shear hair/curls

cortar

her hair was shorn (off)

le cortaron el pelo

the shorn heads of the prisoners

las cabezas rapadas de los presos

to be shorn of sth form

ser despojado de algo form

2. shear < pp sheared> (break):

shear bolt/shaft

romper

II.shear <pp sheared> [Am ʃɪr, Brit ʃɪə] VB intr

1. shear (cut):

to shear through

atravesar

2. shear (break):

shear

romperse

to shear off

romperse

Translations for shorn in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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esquilar

to shear

tundir

to shear

trasquilar

to shear

shorn in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for shorn in the English»Spanish Dictionary

shorn [ʃɔ:n, Am ʃɔ:rn] VB

shorn pp of shear

See also shear

shear <[or shorn]> [ʃɪəʳ, Am ʃɪr] VB trans sheared, sheared

1. shear sheep:

shear

esquilar

2. shear person:

shear

rapar

to be shorn of sth fig

ser despojado de algo

shear <[or shorn]> [ʃɪəʳ, Am ʃɪr] VB trans sheared, sheared

1. shear sheep:

shear

esquilar

2. shear person:

shear

rapar

to be shorn of sth fig

ser despojado de algo

shear off VB intr

shear off

romperse

Translations for shorn in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

tuso (-a)

shorn

pelado (-a)

shorn

trasquilar

to shear

esquilar (ovejas)

to shear

pelar (rapar)

to shear

shorn Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be shorn of sth fig

ser despojado de algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Since the "punthi" was found shorn of its pages including the opening and ending ones, its original name could not be ascertained.

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Shorn is quite healthy, and sports a tough physique and incredible hardiness not expected of a man in his 60s.

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They waited until groups they were called, stripped, their belongings taken, shorn, registered and tattooed on the forearm.

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A typical shearling pelt has leather, or sueded leather, on one side and shorn fibers on the other side.

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An arm when cut off can not grow again; but a shorn beard will grow all the better for the razor.

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In 1921 14,881 sheep were shorn, producing an average of 10.67lb kg of wool per sheep.

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In 1927 the station had a good season with 7,600 sheep being shorn to produce 153 wool bales.

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Later the same year 10,000 sheep were shorn producing 168 bales of wool.

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They howled, got shaved and shorn, bought new clothes and gear.

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Tourists get to see a variety of sheep on display, see a sheep shorn and go on a tour of the farm.

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