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brass

/brɑːs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una aleación amarilla de cobre y zinc, o un término colectivo para objetos hechos de este material, como instrumentos musicales o artículos decorativos.

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noun

/brɑːs/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una aleación amarilla de cobre y zinc, o un término colectivo para objetos hechos de este material, como instrumentos musicales o artículos decorativos.

A noun referring to a yellow alloy of copper and zinc, or a collective term for objects made from this material, such as musical instruments or decorative items.

incontable

  1. Metal alloyB1formal

    A yellow alloy of copper and zinc, used for making decorative objects, musical instruments, and fittings.

    esLatón

    • The door handle was made of polished brass.
    • Brass is commonly used in plumbing fixtures.
    • The statue was cast in solid brass.

    Sinónimoslatten

  2. B1formal

    Musical instruments made of brass, such as trumpets, trombones, and tubas.

    esInstrumentos de metal

    • The brass section played a powerful fanfare.
    • He plays the trumpet in the school brass band.
    • The orchestra's brass instruments were perfectly tuned.
  3. Boldness or nerveB2informal

    Informal term for boldness, impudence, or self-confidence.

    esDescaro, atrevimiento

    • She had the brass to ask for a raise after only a month.
    • He had the brass to argue with the manager.
    • It takes a lot of brass to interrupt a meeting like that.

    Sinónimosaudacityboldnesscheekchutzpaheffronterygallimpudencenervepresumptiontemerity

    Antónimoscowardicediffidencemodestyshynesstimidity

Formas
  • brasses plural form
  • brasses' possessive plural form
  • brass's possessive singular form
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