towel

towel
1. noun
(a piece of any of several types of absorbent cloth or paper for drying oneself, dishes etc after washing etc: After her swim she dried herself with a towel; a roll of paper kitchen towels.) toalla; paño

2. verb
(to rub with a towel.) secar con toalla
towel n toalla
towel
tr[taʊəl]
noun
1 toalla
transitive verb (pt & pp towelled (|us| toweled), ger towelling (|us| toweling))
1 secar con toalla
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to throw in the towel arrojar la toalla
towel rail toallero
towel ['taʊəl] n
: toalla f
towel
v.
• secar con toalla v.
n.
• enjugamanos s.m.
• toalla s.f.

I 'taʊəl
noun toalla f; (before n)

towel bar o (BrE) rail — toallero m (de barra); throw in


II
transitive verb, BrE -ll- secar* con toalla

to towel somebody/oneself down o off o dry — secar* a alguien/secarse* con una toalla

['taʊǝl]
1.
N (for body) toalla f ; (for hands) paño m , toalla f
- throw in the towel
2.
VT frotar con toalla

to towel sth/sb dry — secar algo/a algn con toalla

3.
CPD

towel rack, towel rail N — toallero m

* * *

I ['taʊəl]
noun toalla f; (before n)

towel bar o (BrE) rail — toallero m (de barra); throw in


II
transitive verb, BrE -ll- secar* con toalla

to towel somebody/oneself down o off o dry — secar* a alguien/secarse* con una toalla


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