rump

rump
noun
(the hind part of an animal's body.) ancas, grupa (caballo)
rump
tr[rʌmp]
noun
1 (of animal) ancas nombre femenino plural; (of horse) grupa; (of cow) cadera
2 (of person) trasero
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
rump steak filete nombre masculino de cadera
rump ['rʌmp] n
1) : ancas fpl, grupa f (de un animal)
2) : cadera f
rump steak: filete de cadera
rump
n.
anca s.f.
rʌmp
noun
a) c (of horse) grupa f, ancas fpl‡
b) u (Culin) cadera f, cuadril m (RPl); (before n)

rump steak — filete m de cadera, churrasco m de cuadril (RPl)

c) c (bottom) (colloq & hum) trasero m (fam), culo m (Esp fam), traste m (fam)
[rʌmp]
1. N
1) (Anat) [of horse etc] ancas fpl , grupa f ; [of bird] rabadilla f ; [of person] * trasero m ; (Culin) cuarto m trasero, cadera f
2) (esp Brit) [of party etc] parte f que queda

there's just a rump left — quedan solamente unos pocos

2.
CPD

rump steak N — filete m de lomo de vaca or (LAm) de res

* * *
[rʌmp]
noun
a) c (of horse) grupa f, ancas fpl‡
b) u (Culin) cadera f, cuadril m (RPl); (before n)

rump steak — filete m de cadera, churrasco m de cuadril (RPl)

c) c (bottom) (colloq & hum) trasero m (fam), culo m (Esp fam), traste m (fam)

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