glassful in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for glassful in the English»Spanish Dictionary

glassful [Am ˈɡlæsˌfʊl, Brit ˈɡlɑːsfʊl] N

glassful

vaso m

he was drinking Scotch by the glassful

estaba bebiendo vasos llenos de whisky

Translations for glassful in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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se bebió el vaso de un trago

he drank the whole glassful o glass down in one go

glassful in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for glassful in the English»Spanish Dictionary

glassful [ˈglɑ:sfʊl, Am ˈglæs-] N

glassful

vaso m

a glassful of orange juice

un vaso (lleno) de zumo de naranja

glassful Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a glassful of orange juice

un vaso (lleno) de zumo de naranja

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A glassful of this in the morning won't cure you completely but it can certainly help to claw you back from the clutches of a particularly miserable hangover.

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However, sadly it will not include drinking wine by the glassful, it will be consuming a compound found in red wine in capsule form.

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One tablespoonful of say, port wine can be a better pick-me-up than a glassful.

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Hold a glassful up to a light to reveal its lovely pale bronze-and-orange colour.

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In other words, eight glassfuls if they have eight subjects during the day.

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Once a teenager has taken a glassful out of each and moved on, they turn nasty; down the drain.

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Throw enough glassfuls of wine at people and you're bound to get in a fight at some point.

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And you've got ta drink a glassful every 10 minutes until it's finished.

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Perpetrators drank their blood by the glassful in a superstitious attempt to ward off insanity, and victims' bodies were left in the streets or dumped in mass graves.

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Lunch includes a glassful of lobster jelly and steamed sea urchin (much nicer than it sounds) and a soft, yet crunchy, red snapper sashimi with dried mullet roe.

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