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comber

/ˈkəʊ.mər/

Traducción: Sustantivo con varios significados: puede referirse a una persona o máquina que separa y endereza las fibras de algodón o lana, o a una ola marina larga y encrespada.

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noun

/ˈkəʊ.mər/C2formal
  • esSustantivo con varios significados: puede referirse a una persona o máquina que separa y endereza las fibras de algodón o lana, o a una ola marina larga y encrespada.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a person or machine that separates and straightens fibers of cotton or wool, or to a long curling sea wave.

  1. Person who combs fibersC1formaltechnical

    A person whose job is to separate and straighten the fibers of cotton or wool.

    esPersona que peina o carda fibras

    • The comber worked carefully to prepare the wool for spinning.
    • In the textile mill, the comber ensured the fibers were aligned.
    • The skilled comber separated the cotton fibers with precision.
  2. Long curling waveC1formal

    A long, curling sea wave that breaks on the shore.

    esOla larga y encrespada

    • The surfer rode a massive comber all the way to the beach.
    • The storm brought huge combers crashing against the cliffs.
    • We watched the combers roll in one after another.

    Sinónimosbillowbreakerrollersurgewave

  3. Machine for combing fibersC1formaltechnical

    A machine used to separate and straighten the fibers of cotton or wool.

    esPeinadora (máquina de peinar fibras)

    • The factory installed a new comber to improve efficiency.
    • The comber processes the raw cotton into smooth fibers.
    • The technician adjusted the comber for finer wool.
Formas
  • combers plural form
  • combers' possessive plural form
  • comber's possessive singular form
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