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| arch n | (building) | arco nm |
| | | bóveda nf |
| | The architecture of the old church features magnificent arches. |
| | La arquitectura de la vieja iglesia presenta magníficos arcos. |
| arch n | often plural (of the foot) | arco nm |
| | | puente nm |
| | Some hikers experience pain in their arches after a strenuous hike. |
| | Algunos senderistas sienten dolor en los arcos después de una larga caminata. |
| arch n | (of a shoe) | empeine nm |
| | The arch of the new sneaker is fairly rigid. |
| | El empeine de las nuevas zapatillas es bastante rígido. |
arch,
arch shape n | (curve, bow shape) | arco nm |
| | The angry cat's back formed an arch. |
| arch over [sth] vi + prep | (form an arc over) | arquearse sobre v prnl + prep |
| | (figurado) | abovedar⇒ vtr |
| | | formar un arco sobre loc verb + prep |
| | Stately elm trees arched over the boulevard. |
| | Unos majestuosos olmos se arqueaban sobre el bulevar. |
| arch adj | (rival, etc.: biggest) | archi- prefijo |
| | Greg glared across the room at his arch rival. |
| | Greg fulminó con la mirada a su archienemigo, que estaba al otro extremo de la sala. |
| arch adj | (sly) | pícaro/a adj |
| | | juguetón/ona adj |
| | | travieso/a adj |
| | Rose raised an eyebrow and gave an arch smile. |
| | Rose arqueó una ceja y dibujó una sonrisa pícara. |
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