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Puños de latón

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

brass knuckles N npl Am

manoplas fpl LatAm
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

knuckle [Am ˈnək(ə)l, Brit ˈnʌk(ə)l] N

1. knuckle (finger joint):

to be near the knuckle Brit inf
to give sb a rap or to rap sb on or esp Brit over the knuckles (rebuke)
to give sb a rap or to rap sb on or esp Brit over the knuckles (rebuke)
echarle un rapapolvo a alguien Spain inf
to give sb a rap or to rap sb on or esp Brit over the knuckles (rebuke)
darle un café a alguien RioPl inf
to give sb a rap or to rap sb on or esp Brit over the knuckles lit (hit)

2. knuckle:

3. knuckle Am:

brass knuckles

brass knuckles N npl Am

manoplas fpl LatAm

I. brass [Am bræs, Brit brɑːs] N

1.1. brass U (metal):

1.2. brass U (articles):

1.3. brass MUS:

brass U + sing or pl vb
brass U + sing or pl vb

1.4. brass U (money) Brit:

brass region
guita f sl
brass region
lana f LatAm inf
brass region
plata f AmS inf

2.1. brass C (in church):

2.2. brass C:

3. brass U (senior officers):

brass inf
mandamases mpl inf
brass inf
capos mpl CSur inf

4. brass U (effrontery):

brass inf
cara f (dura) inf
brass inf
jeta f inf
¡qué cara (dura) or jeta tiene! inf

II. brass [Am bræs, Brit brɑːs] ADJ

1. brass button/screw:

2. brass MUS:

brass ensemble
brass ensemble

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knuckle [ˈnʌkl] N

Phrases:

to be near the knuckle Brit inf
to rap sb's knuckles inf

brass [brɑ:s, Am bræs] N

1. brass no pl (metal):

2. brass (engraving):

brass in a church

3. brass + sing/pl vb MUS:

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knuckle [ˈnʌk·əl] N

Phrases:

to rap sb's knuckles inf

brass [bræs] N

1. brass (metal):

2. brass + sing/pl vb MUS:

3. brass (plaque):

brass in a church