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espinoso

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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spiked [spʌɪkt] ADJ

1. spiked (having spikes):

spiked helmet/railings
spiked helmet/railings
spiked helmet/railings

2. spiked inf drink:

spiked

I. spike1 [Am spaɪk, Brit spʌɪk] N

1.1. spike:

pinche m Arg
púa f Chil Ven

1.2. spike:

spike ELEC, PHYS

1.3. spike Brit (for papers):

1.4. spike Am:

stiletto

2. spike <spikes, pl > (running shoes):

zapatillas fpl de púas Chil Ven
picos mpl Mex

3. spike (antler):

4. spike (in volleyball):

5. spike (sharp increase):

II. spike1 [Am spaɪk, Brit spʌɪk] VB trans

1. spike (pierce):

2.1. spike (suppress):

spike rumor
spike rumor

2.2. spike Brit (discard, reject):

spike article/story

3. spike (add sth to) inf:

my drink was spiked

4. spike SPORTS ball:

III. spike1 [Am spaɪk, Brit spʌɪk] VB intr

stiletto <pl stilettos or stilettoes> [Am stəˈlɛdoʊ, Brit stɪˈlɛtəʊ] N

1. stiletto (knife):

2. stiletto:

taco m aguja CSur
taco m alfiler CSur

I. gun [Am ɡən, Brit ɡʌn] N

1. gun:

to draw or pull a gun on sb
to be under the gun Am inf
to spike sb's guns Brit

2. gun:

3. gun (person):

4. gun TECH:

II. gun <pres part gunning; pt, pp gunned> [Am ɡən, Brit ɡʌn] VB trans Am inf

spike2 [Am spaɪk, Brit spʌɪk] N

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spiked collar

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I. spike [spaɪk] N

1. spike (pointed object):

2. spike on shoes:

3. spike pl (running shoes):

II. spike [spaɪk] VB trans

OpenDict unos

spike N

a spike in sth
OpenDict unos

spike N

spike ELEC
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spiked shoes
pico (de tensión) m ELEC
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I. spike [spaɪk] N

1. spike (pointed object):

2. spike on shoes:

3. spike pl (running shoes):

4. spike (increase):

5. spike SPORTS (in volleyball):

II. spike [spaɪk] VB trans

1. spike inf:

2. spike (injure):

3. spike (secure):

Phrases:

III. spike [spaɪk] VB intr

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Present
Ispike
youspike
he/she/itspikes
wespike
youspike
theyspike
Past
Ispiked
youspiked
he/she/itspiked
wespiked
youspiked
theyspiked
Present Perfect
Ihavespiked
youhavespiked
he/she/ithasspiked
wehavespiked
youhavespiked
theyhavespiked
Past Perfect
Ihadspiked
youhadspiked
he/she/ithadspiked
wehadspiked
youhadspiked
theyhadspiked