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maw

/mɔː/

Traducción: Término informal que designa la boca o las fauces de un animal, especialmente si es grande o imponente, o metafóricamente algo que parece devorar o engullir.

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/mɔː/C2formal
  • esTérmino informal que designa la boca o las fauces de un animal, especialmente si es grande o imponente, o metafóricamente algo que parece devorar o engullir.

An informal term referring to the mouth or jaws of an animal, especially a large or frightening one, or metaphorically to something that seems to swallow or engulf.

  1. Mouth or jawsB2informal

    The mouth, jaws, or throat of a hungry or greedy animal, often used figuratively.

    esFauces

    • The lion opened its massive maw to roar.
    • The cave looked like the dark maw of a beast.
    • He stuffed food into his maw without pausing.

    Sinónimosfaucesgulletmouththroat

  2. Devouring or consuming forceC1informal

    Something that consumes or destroys greedily, like a powerful or threatening force.

    esFauces devoradoras

    • The city was swallowed by the maw of the financial crisis.
    • The factory's maw of machinery devoured raw materials.
    • He felt drawn into the maw of the bureaucratic system.

    Sinónimosmouth

Formas
  • maws plural form
  • maws' possessive plural form
  • maw's possessive singular form
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