cráneo

m.

skull, cranium, head bone, brainpan.

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cráneo

► nombre masculino

1 cranium, skull

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FRASEOLOGÍA

ir de cráneo familiar to have a lot on one's plate, have one's work cut out

romperle el cráneo a alguien familiar to smash somebody's head in

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SM skull, cranium frm

ir de cráneo * —

voy de cráneo — it's all going wrong for me

va a ir de cráneo si hace eso — * he'll be in trouble if he does that

ir de cráneo con algn — * to be on bad terms with sb

- esto me lleva o trae de cráneo

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masculino skull, cranium (tech)

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= skull, cranium [crania/craniums, -pl.].

Ex. If an entry is made under HEAD a see reference is required (SKULL see HEAD) and a see also reference (BRAIN see also HEAD).

Ex. And it's getting worse by the month as his hairline recedes further and further back across his cranium.

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* del cráneo = cranial.

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masculino skull, cranium (tech)

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= skull, cranium [crania/craniums, -pl.].

Ex: If an entry is made under HEAD a see reference is required (SKULL see HEAD) and a see also reference (BRAIN see also HEAD).

Ex: And it's getting worse by the month as his hairline recedes further and further back across his cranium.

* del cráneo = cranial.

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cráneo

masculine

[Vocabulary notes (Spanish) ]

skull, cranium (tech)

ir de cráneo/llevar a algn de cráneo ver cabeza

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cráneo sustantivo masculino
skull, cranium (tech)
cráneo sustantivo masculino Anat cranium, skull
'cráneo' also found in these entries:
English:
cranium
- skull

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cráneo nm

skull, Espec cranium;

Comp

Fam

ir de cráneo to be at full stretch;

Comp

Fam

romperse el cráneo [pensando] to rack one's brains

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cráneo

m ANAT skull, cranium

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cráneo nf

: cranium, skull

♦ craneano, -na adj

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cráneo n skull