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Meaning of Lantern in Spanish :

lantern

1

linterna

NOUN
  • A big lantern is impressive. Una linterna grande es impresionante.
  • You were saying, by watching the lantern closely. Usted decía que,al mirar la linterna detenidamente.
  • Take the lantern and go downstairs. Toma la linterna y baja.
  • Now look at just that one thing of the lantern. Ahora mira sólo que una cosa de la linterna.
  • The church was like a great lantern suspended. La iglesia era como una linterna de gran suspenso.
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farol

NOUN
  • And leave me that lantern down there. Dejad el farol allí.
  • A lantern at each crossroads. Un farol en cada cruce de camino.
  • Than this yellow lantern. Que la de este farol amarillo.
  • The lantern is the clue. El farol es la clave.
  • ... but it's also a green lantern crossover. ... , pero también es un farol cruzado verde.
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More meaning of Lantern

flashlight

I)

linterna

NOUN
Synonyms: lantern, headlight, torch
  • Because you are not the one with the flashlight. Porque tú no eres el que tiene la linterna.
  • We better bring a flashlight. Mejor llevamos una linterna.
  • And take the flashlight. Y llévate la linterna.
  • Call your men off, give me a flashlight. Retire a sus hombres, dé me una linterna.
  • And there's a flashlight next to the spare. Y hay una linterna junto a la rueda de auxilio.
  • You think decisions are made with flashlight bulbs. Crees que las decisiones son como bombillas de linterna.
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torch

I)

antorcha

NOUN
Synonyms: flambeau
  • So the torch has been passed. La antorcha ha cambiado de mano.
  • I figure they had an acetylene torch in a truck. Debían tener una antorcha de acetileno.
  • The past is the torch that lights our way. El pasado es la antorcha que nos guía.
  • Hold the torch over. Mantén sujeta la antorcha.
  • It was a flaming torch that kindled desire. Era una antorcha que encendió el deseo.
  • I had the acetylene torch in my hand. Tenía la antorcha de acetileno en la mano.
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II)

soplete

NOUN
  • I going to need a cutting torch. Voy a necesitar un soplete para cortar.
  • The guy told me himself it would take a torch. Me dijo que llevaría un soplete.
  • So put the torch down, and lift up your mask ... Así que deja el soplete y quítate la máscara ...
  • ... we can get through this steel is with a torch. ... que puede atravesar el acero es un soplete.
  • ... this thing to get a torch, mister. ... esto para buscar un soplete, señor.
  • Cutting torch would take too long. Cortarlas con el soplete llevaría demasiado.
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linterna

NOUN
  • A proper torch as well. Una linterna apropiada también.
  • You better keep the torch. Quédate con la linterna.
  • I wonder where he's going with the torch. Me pregunto a donde irá con la linterna.
  • Their eyes reflect the torch light. Sus ojos reflejan la luz de la linterna.
  • ... just the reflection of my torch. ... sólo el reflejo de mi linterna.
  • There's a torch over there. Hay una linterna por allá.
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bluff

I)

farol

NOUN
  • As long as it's not just a bluff. Siempre que no sea un farol.
  • Maybe it was just a bluff. Quizás era un farol.
  • It was answered from under the bluff. Que fue respondido por debajo del farol.
  • Nice try on the bluff. Buen intento con el farol.
  • You pulled your last bluff. Éste ha sido tu último farol.
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II)

fanfarronada

NOUN
  • My films are bluff. Mis filmes son una fanfarronada.
  • Maybe it was a bluff. Quizás era una fanfarronada.
  • We were bluffing, but our bluff worked. Estábamos alardeando, pero nuestra fanfarronada funcionó.
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bluf

NOUN
  • How to draw out the bluff. Cómo alargar el bluf.
  • It was a bluff. Fue sólo un bluf.
  • It was a bluff. Fué sólo un bluf.
  • ... the ones who call their bluff. ... que las llaman "bluf".
  • ... are the ones who call their bluff. ... son los que las llaman "bluf".
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IV)

alardeo

NOUN
Synonyms: alardeo
  • As long as it's not just a bluff. Siempre y cuando no sea solo alardeo.
  • ... all in to call his bluff. ... todo para desenmascarar su alardeo.
V)

acantilado

NOUN
Synonyms: cliff, escarpment
  • It should be just over the bluff. Debe de estar sobre el acantilado.
  • ... his ham over the bluff and let himself down after ... ... el jamón sobre el acantilado y se dejó abajo después de ...
  • ... , situated on a bluff overlooking ... , situado en un acantilado con vista
  • "He's running a colossal bluff, I think. "" Está corriendo un acantilado colosal, creo.
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VI)

engaño

NOUN
  • That wound of his must have been a bluff. Esa herida suya debe ha sido un engaño.
  • As long as it's not just a bluff. Siempre y cuando no sea un engaño.
  • It is not a bluff, and it is not ... No es un engaño, y no es ...
  • ... it was just a bluff. ... , era sólo un engaño.
  • It's a double bluff. Es un doble engaño.
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risco

NOUN
Synonyms: risco, cliff, ridge, crag
  • Meet me at the bluff in an hour. Encontrémonos en el risco en una hora.
VIII)

farsa

NOUN
  • I have penetrated the bluff. He descubierto la farsa.
  • It was a bluff, wasn't it? Era una farsa, ¿cierto?
  • This was all a bluff? ¿Todo esto fue una farsa?
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