stud

stud
I noun
(a collection of horses and mares kept for breeding.) caballeriza

II
1. noun
1) (a knob, or nail with a large head, put into the surface of something as a protection or decoration etc: metal studs on the soles of football boots; a belt decorated with studs.)
2) (a type of button with two heads for fastening a collar: a collar stud.) tachón

2. verb
(to cover with studs: The sky was studded with stars.) salpicar
stud
tr[stʌd]
noun
1 (animal) semental nombre masculino
2 pejorative (man) semental nombre masculino
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
stud farm cuadra, caballeriza
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stud
tr[stʌd]
noun
1 (on shirt) gemelo; (earring) pendiente nombre masculino (en forma de bolita)
2 (on football boots) taco; (on clothing, belt) tachuela, tachón nombre masculino; (on furniture) tachuela; (on shield) tachón nombre masculino; (in road) clavo
transitive verb (pt & pp studded, ger studding)
1 (decorate - with studs) tachonar (with, de); (- with jewels) incrustar (with, de)
2 figurative use (dot) salpicar (with, de)
stud ['stʌd] vt, studded ; studding : tachonar, salpicar
stud n
1) or stud horse : semental m
2) : montante m (en construcción)
3) hobnail: tachuela f, tachón m
stud
espiga (Varilla) s.f.
n.
botón de camisa s.m.
caballeriza s.f.
caballo semental s.m.
espárrago s.m.
perno s.m.
semental (Agricultura) s.m.
tachuela s.f.
tachón s.m.
taco s.m.
yeguada s.f.
v.
clavetear v.
tachonar v.

I stʌd
noun
1)
a) (nail, knob) tachuela f; (on shield) tachón m
b) (on sports boot) (BrE) taco m, toperol m (Chi)
c) (on road) tachón m; (reflective) catafaros m, estoperol m (Andes), ojo m de gato (CS)
d) (earring) arete m or (Esp) pendiente m (en forma de bolita), tornillo m (Ur)
e) (for collar, shirtfront) gemelo m (para cuello o pechera de camisa)
2)
a) (male animal) semental m
b) stud (farm) criadero m de caballos, haras m (CS, Per)
c) (man) (colloq) semental m (fam)

II
transitive verb -dd- (usu pass) (with studs) tachonar

the sky was studded with stars — el cielo estaba tachonado de estrellas (liter)

a diamond-studded tiara — una tiara con incrustaciones de brillantes


I [stʌd]
1.
N (in road) clavo m , tope m (Mex); (decorative) tachón m , tachuela f , clavo m (de adorno); (on boots) taco m ; (=collar stud, shirt stud) corchete m
2.
VT [+ boots, jacket, shield, door] tachonar

II [stʌd]
1. N
1) (also: stud farm) caballeriza f , cuadra f ; (also: stud horse) caballo m semental
2) ** (=man) semental * m
2.
CPD

stud book N — registro m genealógico de caballos

stud mare N — yegua f de cría

* * *

I [stʌd]
noun
1)
a) (nail, knob) tachuela f; (on shield) tachón m
b) (on sports boot) (BrE) taco m, toperol m (Chi)
c) (on road) tachón m; (reflective) catafaros m, estoperol m (Andes), ojo m de gato (CS)
d) (earring) arete m or (Esp) pendiente m (en forma de bolita), tornillo m (Ur)
e) (for collar, shirtfront) gemelo m (para cuello o pechera de camisa)
2)
a) (male animal) semental m
b) stud (farm) criadero m de caballos, haras m (CS, Per)
c) (man) (colloq) semental m (fam)

II
transitive verb -dd- (usu pass) (with studs) tachonar

the sky was studded with stars — el cielo estaba tachonado de estrellas (liter)

a diamond-studded tiara — una tiara con incrustaciones de brillantes


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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