armada
- armada
f.
1 navy (marina).
la armada the Navy
la armada Invencible (history) the Spanish Armada
2 naval fleet, fleet, navy, armada.
past part.
past participle of spanish verb:
armar.
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armada
► nombre femenino
1 navy, naval forces plural
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FRASEOLOGÍA
la Armada Invencible the Spanish Armada
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1. , (m. - armado)
2. f.
fleet, navy
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SF
1) navy; fleet
la Armada Británica — the British Navy
la Armada Invencible — the Spanish Armada
un oficial de la armada — a naval officer
2) lasso
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femenino navy
la Armada Invencible — the (Spanish) Armada
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femenino navy
la Armada Invencible — the (Spanish) Armada
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armada
feminine
navy
la Armada Invencible the (Spanish) Armada
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armada sustantivo femenino
navy
armado,-a adjetivo armed: iba armado hasta los dientes, he was armed to the teeth
atraco a mano armada, armed robbery
hormigón armado, reinforced concrete
armada sustantivo femenino navy
Hist la Armada Invencible, the Spanish Armada
'armada' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
armado
- atraco
- banda
- imputar
- mano
- asalto
- robo
English:
armed robbery
- RN
- armed
- fleet
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nf
navy;
la Armada the Navy
la Armada Invencible the Spanish Armada
fleet
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f
1 navy
2 HIST
:
la Armada the (Spanish) Armada
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nf
navy, fleet
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n navy [pl. ]
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armada — sustantivo femenino 1. Conjunto de las fuerzas navales de un Estado: Los Estados Unidos han intervenido con su armada en el conflicto. Sinónimo: marina. 2. Conjunto de barcos de guerra: Los buques que los británicos enviaron a las maniobras… … Diccionario Salamanca de la Lengua Española
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