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nado (a)


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nado nm AmL (acción de nadar)swimming n
 Elena quiere que sus hijos aprendan nado.
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nacer vi (ser vivo: venir al mundo) (come into the world)be born vi + adj
 El día que nazca tu hijo será el más feliz de tu vida.
 The day that your son is born will be the happiest day of your life.
nacer vi (originarse, provenir) (originate, arise)be born vi + adj
  originated in vi + prep
 De un sueño que tuvo la autora hace cinco años nació la idea para su primer libro.
 The idea for the author's first book was born from a dream that she had five years ago.
nacer vi (corriente de agua: brotar) (liquid: have as source)rise vi
 El Danubio nace en la Selva Negra.
 The Danube rises in the Black Forest.
nacer vi (gestarse un movimiento) (start of an idea, a movement)be born vi + adj
 En Inglaterra y en Estados Unidos, el arte pop nació en la década de los cincuenta.
 In England and the United States, pop art was born in the fifties.
nacer vi (astro: salir) (appear above the horizon)rise vi
 El Sol nace por el Este.
 The Sun rises in the East.
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nadar vi (flotar por movimiento)swim vi
 El hombre se metió en el mar sin saber nadar y se ahogó.
 The man jumped into the sea without knowing how to swim and he drowned.
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nadar vi (flotar en un líquido)float vi
 El mar está contaminado, manchas de aceite nadan en su superficie.
 The sea is polluted, oil stains float on its surface.
nadar vi coloquial (tener algo en demasía) (colloquial)roll vi
  (figurative)swim, bask vi
  (colloquial)be loaded with v expr
 El rey nadaba en riquezas mientras el pueblo se moría de hambre.
 The king was rolling in riches wile the town starved to death.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. The military commander basked in the glory of his latest triumph.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Jose's father is loaded with cash, but he won't leave any of it to his children.
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Compound Forms:
nado | nacer | nadar
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a nado loc adv (nadando)swim vi
 Estoy preparándome para cruzar a nado el estrecho de Gibraltar.
 I'm training to swim across the Strait of Gibraltar.
a nado loc adj (mediante nado)swimming adv
 La huida a nado comenzó cuando los piratas tomaron el control del barco.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. The survivor made it ashore by swimming.
travesía a nado nf + loc adj (natación: prueba)open water swimming n
 Los participantes de la travesía a nado deben estar en buen estado de salud.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Open water swimming has its roots in the English channel.
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