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| Principal Translations |
| whiskers npl | (person: hair on chin) | perilla nf |
| | Jacob thoughtfully stroked the whiskers on his chin. |
| | Jacob se acarició pensativo la perilla. |
| whiskers npl | (person: hair on sides of face) | patillas nfpl |
| | Dev accidentally cut his cheek with a razor while shaving off his whiskers. |
| whisker n | usually plural (cat, rodent: face hair) (gato, ratón) | bigotes nmpl |
| | Cats use their whiskers to feel their way around. |
| | Los gatos usan los bigotes para tantear el espacio a su alrededor. |
| a whisker n | figurative, informal (very close margin) (figurado) | un pelo loc nom m |
| | The bullet missed Roger by a whisker, so he is very lucky to still be alive. |
| | La bala le pasó a un pelo, tiene suerte de estar vivo. |
| whisker n | (chemistry: crystal) | cristal nm |
| | Whiskers made from copper and sapphire are known for having a high tensile strength. |
| whisker n | (person who whisks) | batidor, batidora nm, nf |
| whisker n | (device for whisking) (manual) | batidor nm |
| | (eléctrica) | batidora nf |
| | The chef cracked the eggs and beat them with a whisker. |
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