Solo quedan 4 consultas gratuitas
Lengua inglesa
No se ha encontrado la palabra exacta. Esto es lo más aproximado:
renaissance ; esp N Am
noun
1 a rebirth or revival, especially of learning, culture and the arts.
2 (the Renaissance) the revival of arts and letters which formed the transition from the Middle Ages to the modern world.
adjective relating to the Renaissance.
[19c: French, from Latin renasci to be born again]
Renaissance man or woman noun a person who typifies the Renaissance ideal of wide-ranging culture and learning.
noun
1 a rebirth or revival, especially of learning, culture and the arts.
2 (the Renaissance) the revival of arts and letters which formed the transition from the Middle Ages to the modern world.
adjective relating to the Renaissance.
[19c: French, from Latin renasci to be born again]
Renaissance man or woman noun a person who typifies the Renaissance ideal of wide-ranging culture and learning.
renal
adjective relating to, or in the area of, the kidneys.
[17c: from French rénal , from Latin renalis , from renes kidneys]
adjective relating to, or in the area of, the kidneys.
[17c: from French rénal , from Latin renalis , from renes kidneys]
renascence
noun
1 rebirth; the fact or process of being born again or into new life.
2 (the Renascence) Renaissance.
[18c: from Latin renasci to be born again]
renascent adjective .
noun
1 rebirth; the fact or process of being born again or into new life.
2 (the Renascence) Renaissance.
[18c: from Latin renasci to be born again]
renascent adjective .
rend
verb (rent , rending ) old use
1 to tear something apart, especially using force or violence; to split.
2 intr to tear or split, especially violently or with force.
3 to tear something forcibly or violently away from someone.
4 to tear (one's hair, clothes, etc) in grief, rage, etc.
5 said of a noise: to disturb (the silence, the air, etc) with a loud, piercing sound.
[Anglo-Saxon]
verb (rent , rending ) old use
1 to tear something apart, especially using force or violence; to split.
2 intr to tear or split, especially violently or with force.
3 to tear something forcibly or violently away from someone.
4 to tear (one's hair, clothes, etc) in grief, rage, etc.
5 said of a noise: to disturb (the silence, the air, etc) with a loud, piercing sound.
[Anglo-Saxon]
render
verb (rendered , rendering )
1 to cause something to be or become render things more agreeable .
2 to give or provide (a service, help, etc).
3 to show (obedience, honour, etc).
4 to pay (money) or perform (a duty), especially in return for something render thanks to God .
5 (often render something back) to give back or return something.
6 to give something in return or exchange.
7 (also render something up) to give up, release or yield something The grave will never render up its dead .
8 to translate something into another language How do you render that in German?
9 to perform (the role of a character in a play, a piece of music, etc).
10 to portray or reproduce someone or something, especially in painting or music.
11 to present or submit for payment, approval, consideration, etc.
12 to cover (brick or stone) with a coat of plaster.
13 (often render something down)
a to melt down (fat), especially to clarify it;
b to remove (fat) by melting it.
14 law said of a judge or jury: to deliver formally (a judgement or verdict).
noun a first coat of plaster or rendering applied to brick or stonework.
[14c: from French rendre ]
renderable adjective .
renderer noun .
rendering noun
1 a performance.
2 a coat of plaster.
verb (rendered , rendering )
1 to cause something to be or become render things more agreeable .
2 to give or provide (a service, help, etc).
3 to show (obedience, honour, etc).
4 to pay (money) or perform (a duty), especially in return for something render thanks to God .
5 (often render something back) to give back or return something.
6 to give something in return or exchange.
7 (also render something up) to give up, release or yield something The grave will never render up its dead .
8 to translate something into another language How do you render that in German?
9 to perform (the role of a character in a play, a piece of music, etc).
10 to portray or reproduce someone or something, especially in painting or music.
11 to present or submit for payment, approval, consideration, etc.
12 to cover (brick or stone) with a coat of plaster.
13 (often render something down)
a to melt down (fat), especially to clarify it;
b to remove (fat) by melting it.
14 law said of a judge or jury: to deliver formally (a judgement or verdict).
noun a first coat of plaster or rendering applied to brick or stonework.
[14c: from French rendre ]
renderable adjective .
renderer noun .
rendering noun
1 a performance.
2 a coat of plaster.
© Hodder Education
Palabras más buscadas
Descubre las palabras más buscadas por usuarios como tú
transigencia
transigencia
1 s. f. Condición o actitud transigente o tolerante .
EJEMPLO: con...
infame
infame
(Del lat. infamis .)
1 adj./ s. Se refiere a la persona o la acción que son...
flogosis
flogosis
(Del gr. phlogosis .)
s. f. MEDICINA Alteración patológica en una parte...
vaivén
vaivén
1 s. m. Movimiento alternativo de un cuerpo en dos sentidos opuestos a modo de balanceo u...
