lid

lid
lid
noun
1) (a cover for a pot, box etc: He lifted the lid of the box and looked inside.) tapa
2) (an eyelid: The infection has not affected the eye itself although the lid is swollen.) párpado
lid n tapa

lid sustantivo femenino fight, combat: no creo que estés preparada para estas lides, I don't think you're ready to deal with these trials 'lid' also found in these entries: Spanish: destapar - enroscar - tapa - tapar - tapadera - canasto - cerrar - de - marcar English: fit on - jam on - lid - screw - cover - eye - fit - get - go - hinge - hold - inlaid - off - prize - pry - pull - replace - snap - tight - unscrew
lid
tr[lɪd]
noun
1 (cover) tapa
2 (of eye) párpado
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to put the (tin) lid on something ser el colmo de los colmos
to put the lid on it slang cerrar el pico
to take the lid off something figurative use destapar algo
lid ['lɪd] n
1) cover: tapa f
2) eyelid: párpado m
lid (Car)
n.
• tapa del maletero (Automóvil) s.f.
n.
• buzón s.m.
• cobertera s.f.
• párpado s.m.
• tapa s.f.
• tapadera s.f.
lɪd
noun
1) (of container) tapa f

to flip one's lid — (colloq) (go mad) perder* la chaveta (fam); (become angry) poner* el grito en el cielo (fam)

to keep the lid on something — mantener* algo tapado

to take o lift o blow the lid off something — destapar algo

2) (eye lid) párpado m
[lɪd]
N
1) tapa f ; (=hat) * gorro m
- take the lid off
2) (=eyelid) párpado m
* * *
[lɪd]
noun
1) (of container) tapa f

to flip one's lid — (colloq) (go mad) perder* la chaveta (fam); (become angry) poner* el grito en el cielo (fam)

to keep the lid on something — mantener* algo tapado

to take o lift o blow the lid off something — destapar algo

2) (eye lid) párpado m

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