pall

pall
I po:l noun
(the (usually dark-coloured) cloth which covers a coffin at a funeral: a pall of purple-velvet; A pall of smoke hung over the town.) paño mortuorio; cortina, manto

II po:l verb
(to become boring or uninteresting: Loud music soon palls.) hacerse pesado, aburrir, cansar
pall
tr[pɔːl]
intransitive verb
1 (become boring) dejar de gustar, hacerse pesado,-a, cansar, aburrir
the idea of doing nothing soon palled on us la idea de no hacer nada pronto dejó de gustarnos
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pall
tr[pɔːl]
noun
1 (cloth on coffin) paño mortuorio
2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (coffin) féretro
3 figurative use (of smoke) cortina
pall ['pɔl] vi
: perder su sabor, dejar de gustar
pall n
1) : paño m mortuario (sobre un ataúd)
2) cover: cortina f (de humo, etc.)
3)
to cast a pall over : ensombrecer
pall
n.
hijuela s.f.
palia s.f.
palio s.m.
paño mortuorio s.m.
v.
desanimar v.
empalagar v.
hartar v.
perder el sabor v.
quitar el sabor a v.
saciar v.

I pɔːl
noun
a) (cloth) paño m mortuorio

a pall of smoke — una cortina de humo

to cast a pall on o over something — empañar algo

b) (bier) (AmE) andas fpl, parihuelas fpl

II
intransitive verb hacerse* pesado

his jokes began to pall (on us) — sus chistes empezaron a aburrirnos


I
[pɔːl]
N
1) (on coffin) paño m mortuorio; (Rel) (=robe) palio m
2) (fig) manto m , capa f

a pall of smoke — una cortina de humo

to cast a pall over sth — empañar algo


II
[pɔːl]
VI perder el interés (on para); dejar de gustar (on a)

it palls after a time — después de cierto tiempo deja de gustar

it never palls — nunca pierde su interés

I found the book palled — encontré que el libro empezaba a aburrirme

* * *

I [pɔːl]
noun
a) (cloth) paño m mortuorio

a pall of smoke — una cortina de humo

to cast a pall on o over something — empañar algo

b) (bier) (AmE) andas fpl, parihuelas fpl

II
intransitive verb hacerse* pesado

his jokes began to pall (on us) — sus chistes empezaron a aburrirnos


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