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moor1 /mʊr / ||/mʊə(r)/ , /mɔ:(r)/ sustantivo
- (boggy area) llanura f anegadiza
- (high exposed area) (esp BrE) páramo m;
(covered with heather) brezal m
moor2 verbo transitivo
amarrar
amarrar
verbo intransitivo
echar amarras
echar amarras
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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:
moor [mʊəʳ]
Moor nombre moro,-a
| I | nombre páramo |
| II | vtr Náut amarrar: they moored their ship for the night, amarraron el barco para pasar la noche |
Moor nombre moro,-a
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