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flint

/flɪnt/

Traducción: Roca sedimentaria dura compuesta de cuarzo, utilizada históricamente para fabricar herramientas y para producir chispas al golpearla contra el acero.

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noun

/flɪnt/B2formal
  • esRoca sedimentaria dura compuesta de cuarzo, utilizada históricamente para fabricar herramientas y para producir chispas al golpearla contra el acero.

A hard, opaque form of silica, a type of stone that can be used to produce sparks when struck against steel.

  1. Hard stoneB2formal

    A hard, grey stone that produces sparks when struck against steel, historically used for starting fires.

    esPedernal

    • He used a piece of flint to light the campfire.
    • Archaeologists found flint tools from the Stone Age.
    • The flint struck the steel and created a spark.

    Sinónimoschertfirestoneflintstonesilex

  2. Something hard or unyieldingC1informal

    Used metaphorically to describe a person's character as hard, unyielding, or lacking emotion.

    esDureza de carácter

    • Her heart was like flint after the betrayal.
    • He has a flint-like determination to succeed.
    • The negotiator's expression was as hard as flint.

    Sinónimosadamantgraniterocksteelstone

Formas
  • flints plural form
  • flints' possessive plural form
  • flint's possessive singular form
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