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light-fingered
de manos largas
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light-fingered [Am ˈlaɪt ˈˌfɪŋɡərd, Brit ˌlʌɪtˈfɪŋɡəd] ADJ inf
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manilargo (manilarga) ADJ
1. manilargo inf (pegón):
manilargo (manilarga)
2. manilargo inf (generoso):
manilargo (manilarga)
3. manilargo inf (ladrón):
manilargo (manilarga)
4. manilargo CSur inf (con las mujeres):
manco1 (manca) ADJ dated o offens
uña N f
1.1. uña ANAT:
de uñas inf
ser uña y carne o carne y uña o And uña y mugre inf
ser uña y carne o carne y uña o And uña y mugre inf
1.2. uña ZOOL:
2.1. uña:
uña MECH, TECH
2.2. uña (de un ancla):
3. uña MUS:
uña Mex Ven
uña Mex Ven
mano1 N f
1.1. mano ANAT:
dame la manito o Spain Mex manita
1.2. mano ZOOL:
2. mano (posesión):
gen manos pl
3. mano (en fútbol):
4. mano (del mortero):
5.1. mano (de papel):
5.2. mano (de plátanos):
6. mano (de pintura, cera, barniz):
7.1. mano GAMES (vuelta, juego):
7.2. mano GAMES (conjunto de cartas):
7.3. mano GAMES (jugador):
ganarle por la mano o CSur de o la mano a alg. inf César me ganó por la mano
8. mano en locs:
a mano LatAm (en paz)
a mano LatAm (en paz)
a la mano LatAm
hand attr
en mano lápiz/copa
llave en mano
agarrar o esp. Spain coger a alg. con las manos en la masa
to get the hang of sth inf
a mano alzada votación
a mano alzada dibujo
a mano alzada dibujar
a manos llenas gastar
on the sly inf
caérsele la mano a alg. Mex inf, pej
to be a fairy dated, offens
correrle mano a alg. Chil vulg sl
to touch o feel sb up inf
de segunda mano información
echarle mano a alg. inf
to lay o get one's hands on sb inf
to grab sth
to grease sb's palm inf
estar/quedar a mano inf LatAm
to be even o quits inf
le cobré $1.000 — se te fue un poco la mano ¿no?
I charged him $1, 000 — that was a bit steep, wasn't it? inf
meterle mano a alg. inf (magrear, tocar)
to touch o feel sb up inf
to collar sb inf
to be good at sth
untarle la mano a alg. inf
9.1. mano (lado):
9.2. mano MOTOR:
10. mano <manos mpl > (obreros):
mano a mano N m (corrida)
I. doblar VB trans
1.1. doblar camisa/papel/servilleta:
1.2. doblar:
doblar brazo/rodilla
doblar vara
2. doblar:
doblar esquina
doblar esquina
doblar cabo
3.1. doblar (aumentar al doble):
doblar oferta/apuesta/capital
3.2. doblar (tener el doble que):
4.1. doblar película:
4.2. doblar actor:
5.1. doblar (vencer):
5.2. doblar (ablandar):
to winover
doblarle la mano a alg. Chil
to twist sb's arm
II. doblar VB intr
1. doblar (torcer, girar):
doblar persona:
doblar camino:
doblar camino:
2. doblar campanas:
to knell liter
3. doblar toro:
4. doblar (ceder):
III. doblarse VB vpr
1. doblarse rama/alambre:
2. doblarse precios/población:
3. doblarse Mex (en el dominó):
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light-fingered [ˌlaɪtˈfɪŋgəd, Am -gɚd] ADJ
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I. manilargo (-a) ADJ
1. manilargo (hurtador):
2. manilargo (dadivoso):
II. manilargo (-a) N m (f)
afilado (-a) ADJ
1. afilado:
afilado (-a) (nariz)
afilado (-a) (dedos)
afilado (-a) (cara)
2. afilado (mordaz):
afilado (-a)
I. manco (-a) ADJ
1. manco:
manco (-a) (de un brazo)
manco (-a) (de una mano)
2. manco:
II. manco (-a) N m (f)
manco (-a) (con un brazo)
manco (-a) (con una mano)
largo (-a) ADJ
1. largo (tamaño, duración):
largo (-a)
2. largo:
largo (-a) (mucho)
3. largo inf (astuto):
largo (-a)
uña N f
1. uña (de persona):
2. uña (pezuña):
3. uña (del alacrán):
Phrases:
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light-fingered ADJ
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afilado (-a) [a·fi·ˈla·do, -a] ADJ
afilado (-a) (nariz)
afilado (-a) (cara)
manco (-a) [ˈman·ko] ADJ
manco (-a) (de un brazo)
manco (-a) (de una mano)
largo (-a) [ˈlar·ɣo, -a] ADJ
largo (-a)
uña [ˈu·ɲa] N f
1. uña (de persona):
2. uña (pezuña):
3. uña (del alacrán):
Phrases:
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Across the country the theft is attributed to not only light-fingered customers but also to retail staff.
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Who else splices so much light-fingered subtlety with so many fervent (and occasionally cruel) opinions?
www.vulture.com
When he has contacted light-fingered magicians in the past, they have always apologized and stopped performing the trick.
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There have been cases of light-fingered flatmates pilfering money.
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Asked why they stole the bags, 37pc of the light-fingered shoppers said they did not want to pay the charge because "it results in companies making more money".
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