strut in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for strut in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.strut <pres part strutting; pt, pp strutted> [Am strət, Brit strʌt] VB intr + adv compl

to strut around or about

pavonearse

he strutted into/out of the room

entró en/salió de la habitación pavoneándose or dándose aires

she strutted past

pasó de largo toda ufana

the cock strutted up and down the yard

el gallo se paseaba ufano por el patio

II.strut [Am strət, Brit strʌt] N

strut CONSTR

tornapunta f

strut CONSTR

puntal m

strut AVIAT

riostra f

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to strut one's stuff inf

mover el esqueleto inf

Translations for strut in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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riostra

strut

gallear

to strut around

codal

strut

tirante

strut

menear o mover el esqueleto inf, hum

to strut o shake one's stuff inf

alma

strut

strut in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for strut in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.strut¹ [strʌt] -tt- VB intr

to strut about

pavonearse

II.strut¹ [strʌt] -tt- VB trans inf

to strut one's stuff iron (dance)

contonearse

strut² [strʌt] N

strut in building, plane:

strut

puntal m

strut VB

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to strut about / around intr

pavonearse

strut N

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strut AUTO

amortiguador m

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to strut like a peacock

pavonearse

Translations for strut in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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taconear

to strut

pavonearse

to strut (about)

gallear

to strut around

gallardear

to strut

tirante

strut

strut Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to strut about

pavonearse

to strut one's stuff iron (dance)

contonearse

to strut like a peacock

pavonearse

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The two bracing struts run in parallel from the bottom of the fuselage and the tailplane was fixed to the top of the rear fuselage.

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It was a high-wing, strut-braced monoplane of conventional design, powered by a single engine in the nose.

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On each side, the wings were supported by a pair of inclined struts which relied on the fuselage.

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This caused the load to redistribute and the failure progressed, eventually buckling the struts.

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The 13.3mft 1 span wing is strut-braced and gives the aircraft a 23:1 glide ratio at 70km/hmph 0.

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For this reason there is inherent flex within the strut towers relative to the chassis rails.

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It is inscribed on the sides of a "kernos", in this case a trio of small globular vases adjoined by three clay struts.

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A pair of lift struts joined the main spar to the lower fuselage longerons.

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The undercarriage was divided and attached to the fuselage with streamlined legs and struts.

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The relationships of the genus are unclear, however the frill has large fenestrae bounded by very slender struts.

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