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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. curve [Am kərv, Brit kəːv] N

1. curve (bend):

curve
to throw sb a curve Am
to throw sb a curve Am
coger a alguien desprevenido esp Spain

2. curve (contour):

curve

3. curve (on graph):

curve
the Laffer curve

II. curve [Am kərv, Brit kəːv] VB intr

1. curve surface:

curve
curve

2. curve:

curve river:
curve ball:
curve ball:

growth curve N

growth curve

learning curve N

learning curve

sine curve, sine wave N

sine curve
sine curve
hairpin turn or curve Am or Brit bend
continuous function/curve
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engleski
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curve
sine curve
banked curve

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I. curve [kɜ:v, Am kɜ:rv] N

curve
epi curve inf

II. curve [kɜ:v, Am kɜ:rv] VB intr

curve
curve path, road
to curve round to the left path

III. curve [kɜ:v, Am kɜ:rv] VB trans

curve

hairpin bend N Brit, Aus, hairpin curve N, hairpin turn N Am

OpenDict unos

curve ball N

curve ball SPORTS
to throw sb a curve ball Am inf fig
sharpness of curve
sharp curve
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engleski
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curve
infection curve
curve
curve
curve
epidemic curve
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
španski
španski

I. curve [kɜrv] N

curve

II. curve [kɜrv] VB intr

curve
curve path, road
to curve around to the left path

III. curve [kɜrv] VB trans

curve

hairpin curve N, hairpin turn N

hairpin curve
sharpness of curve
sharp curve
španski
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engleski
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curve
curve
curve
Present
Icurve
youcurve
he/she/itcurves
wecurve
youcurve
theycurve
Past
Icurved
youcurved
he/she/itcurved
wecurved
youcurved
theycurved
Present Perfect
Ihavecurved
youhavecurved
he/she/ithascurved
wehavecurved
youhavecurved
theyhavecurved
Past Perfect
Ihadcurved
youhadcurved
he/she/ithadcurved
wehadcurved
youhadcurved
theyhadcurved

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I have to improve my hitting, specifically hitting the curve ball.
www.northernlife.ca
It was such a curve ball, and it really brought something new to the conversation.
www.straight.com
During the 1990s, the company expanded to make kettles, juicers and mixers and, a curve ball this -- a stunning radio.
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He had a fastball, a legendary slider, and a long looping curve ball; and later a change-up, then a screwball.
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You do not like to be thrown a curve ball.
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