ally

ally
1.
verb
(to join by political agreement, marriage, friendship etc: Small countries must ally themselves with larger countries in order to survive.) aliarse (con)

2.
noun
(a state, person etc allied with another: The two countries were allies at that time.) aliado
- allied
ally n aliado
El plural de ally se escribe allies
ally
tr['ælaɪ]
noun (pl allies)
1 aliado,-a
transitive verb (pt & pp allied, ger allying)
1 aliar (with, con)
intransitive verb
1 aliarse (with, con)
ally [ə'laɪ, 'æ.laɪ] vi, -lied ; -lying : aliarse
ally ['æ.laɪ, ə'laɪ] n
: aliado m, -da f
ally
n.
aliado s.m.
allegado s.m.
v.
alear v.
aliar v.

I 'ælaɪ
noun (pl allies) aliado, -da m,f

the Allies — los Aliados


II
reflexive verb allies, allying, allied

to ally oneself with o to somebody — aliarse con or a alguien; see also allied

1.
N ['ælaɪ]
aliado(-a) m / f

the Allies — los Aliados

2.
VT [ǝ'laɪ]

to ally o.s. with — aliarse con, hacer alianza con

* * *

I ['ælaɪ]
noun (pl allies) aliado, -da m,f

the Allies — los Aliados


II
reflexive verb allies, allying, allied

to ally oneself with o to somebody — aliarse con or a alguien; see also allied


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