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CAT
gato

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

cat1 [Am kæt, Brit kat] N

1.1. cat (domestic animal):

cat
gato m / gata f
has the cat got your tongue? inf
has the cat got your tongue? inf
not to have a cat in hell's chance Brit inf
to play cat and mouse (with sb)
jugar al gato y al ratón (con alguien)

1.2. cat (lion, tiger):

cat

2.1. cat (spiteful woman):

cat inf

2.2. cat (guy) Am:

cat sl, dated
tipo m inf

3. cat inf → caterpillar

caterpillar [Am ˈkædə(r)ˌpɪlər, Brit ˈkatəpɪlə] N

1. caterpillar ZOOL:

azotador m Mex
cuncuna f Chil

2.1. caterpillar:

caterpillar, a. caterpillar track MIL, TRANSP

2.2. caterpillar FARM:

cat2 N

cat → catalog or catalogue

scaredy-cat [Am ˈskɛrdiˌkæt, Brit ˈskɛːdɪkat] N inf

miedica mf Spain inf

fat cat N inf

fat cat

cat's cradle N U

cat burglar N

cat basket N

cat basket

cat food N U

cat food

Cheshire cat [Am tʃɛʃər ˈkæt, Brit tʃɛʃə ˈkat] N

alley cat N esp Am

alley cat

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cat [kæt] N

cat
gato(-a) m (f)

Phrases:

CAT [kæt] N

1. CAT COMPUT → computer-assisted translation

CAT
TAO f

2. CAT MED → computerized axial tomography

CAT
TAC m o f
CAT scan

alley cat N

alley cat

fat cat N inf

fat cat

cat litter N no pl

cat litter

cat-walk [ˈkætˌwɔ:k, Am -wɑ:k] N

1. cat-walk THEAT:

cat-walk

2. cat-walk Brit FASHION:

cat-walk

cat's cradle [ˌkætsˈkreɪdl] N

marmalade cat N Brit

cat's eye [ˈkætsaɪ] N Brit, Aus

angora cat N

angora cat
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engleski
engleski
španski
španski

cat [kæt] N

cat
gato(-a) m (f)

Phrases:

CAT [kæt] N

1. CAT comput → computer-assisted translation

CAT
TAO f

2. CAT MED → computerized axial tomography

CAT
TAC m o f
CAT scan

cat's cradle [ˌkæts·ˈkreɪ·dəl] N

cat litter N

cat litter

alley cat N

alley cat
pussy (cat)
minino(-a) m (f)
purr cat
purr of cat
to rub against sth cat
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
minino (-a)
pussy [or kitty] (cat)