Lima in english

Lime

pronunciation: laɪm part of speech: noun
In gestures

lima1 = file. 

Example: The piece was fashioned by hand with the use of a file and accurately measured with the use of a digital micrometer.

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» comer como una limaeat like + a horseeat like + an elephanteat like + a refugee .

Example: She can eat like a horse and never put on weight.

Example: We all have that one friend, that is stick thin but eats like an elephant  .

Example: A big man is always accused of gluttony, whereas a wizened or osseous man can eat like a refugee at every meal, and no one ever notices his greed = Al hombre grande siempre se le acusa de gula mientras que un hombre enjuto o huesudo puede comer como un descosido en cada comida y nadie le tilda de glotonería.

» de aquí a Limafrom here to Timbuktu .

Example: You can try every shop from here to Timbuktu, but you won't find another one like this one.

» lima de esmerilemery board .

Example: Using a pumice stone or an emery board can also help with removing hard skin but they don't work well for corns.

» lima de uñasemery boardnail file .

Example: Using a pumice stone or an emery board can also help with removing hard skin but they don't work well for corns.

Example: Most women use nail files that are made from emery or steel.

lima2 = lime ; lime tree. 

Example: Over 60% is production of oranges, followed by the group of mandarins, clementines, satsumas and tangerines, followed by lemons and limes, and then grapefruit.Example: Lime trees are frequently planted as ornamental trees, very often for tree-lined walks.

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» bebida de limalime crush .

Example: Orange crush was a resounding success, and they introduced lemon crush and lime crush in 1918 and 1920.

» cáscara de limarind of lime .

Example: Rub the rim of cocktail glass with a rind of lime and dip in salt.

» corteza de limarind of lime .

Example: Rub the rim of cocktail glass with a rind of lime and dip in salt.

» ralladura de (cáscara de) limagrated lime zestgrated lime rind .

Example: A little sugar and grated lime zest transform sliced mango, papaya, and green apple into a refreshingly simple dessert.

Example: Separate eggs, placing yolks in deep bowl with the sugar and the finely grated lime rind.

Lima3 = Lima. 

Example: Lima, Peru, is an extraordinary city, but it takes a little getting used to.

limar 

more:

» limar asperezasiron out + the bugsknock + the rough edges off .

Example: An interesting compromise is to use a Uniterm system to start with, transferring to peek-a-boo when, using an inelegant but expressive phrase, the 'bugs' have been ironed out.

Example: Ellyse has slowly solidified her game by knocking the rough edges off and by opening her mind up to what's required and what's available.

» limar las diferenciasiron out + the differencesflatten out + differences .

Example: But these studies tend to be nationally based, and this approach has a number of inherent failings, most notably the ironing out of regional differences.

Example: The leadership challenge is to flatten out differences, identify the new goals, and make tough decisions.

Lima synonyms

linden in spanish: tilo, pronunciation: lɪndən part of speech: noun calx in spanish: ceniza, pronunciation: kælks part of speech: noun quicklime in spanish: cal viva, pronunciation: kwɪklaɪm part of speech: noun basswood in spanish: tilo, pronunciation: bæswʊd part of speech: noun birdlime in spanish: liga, pronunciation: bɜrdlaɪm part of speech: noun lime tree in spanish: limero, pronunciation: laɪmtri part of speech: noun citrus aurantifolia in spanish: citrus aurantifolia, pronunciation: sɪtrəsɔræntəfoʊliə part of speech: noun unslaked lime in spanish: cal apagada, pronunciation: ənsleɪktlaɪm part of speech: noun burnt lime in spanish: cal quemada, pronunciation: bɜrntlaɪm part of speech: noun linden tree in spanish: árbol de tilo, pronunciation: lɪndəntri part of speech: noun calcium hydroxide in spanish: hidróxido de calcio, pronunciation: kælsiəmhaɪdrɑksaɪd part of speech: noun calcium oxide in spanish: óxido de calcio, pronunciation: kælsiəmɑksaɪd part of speech: noun calcined lime in spanish: cal calcinada, pronunciation: kælsəndlaɪm part of speech: noun hydrated lime in spanish: cal hidratada, pronunciation: haɪdreɪtədlaɪm part of speech: noun slaked lime in spanish: cal apagada, pronunciation: sleɪktlaɪm part of speech: noun fluxing lime in spanish: cal que fluye, pronunciation: flʌksɪŋlaɪm part of speech: noun lime hydrate in spanish: hidrato de lima, pronunciation: laɪmhaɪdreɪt part of speech: noun caustic lime in spanish: cal cáustica, pronunciation: kɑstɪklaɪm part of speech: noun calcium hydrate in spanish: hidrato de calcio, pronunciation: kælsiəmhaɪdreɪt part of speech: noun
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