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pillbox

/ˈpɪl.bɒks/

Traducción: Sustantivo con varios significados: pequeño sombrero femenino redondo y sin ala; pequeña caja o pastillero para guardar píldoras; o puesto de ametralladora pequeño y cerrado, generalmente de hormigón armado.

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noun

/ˈpɪl.bɒks/B2formal
  • esSustantivo con varios significados: pequeño sombrero femenino redondo y sin ala; pequeña caja o pastillero para guardar píldoras; o puesto de ametralladora pequeño y cerrado, generalmente de hormigón armado.

A noun with multiple meanings: a small round woman's hat; a small case for holding pills; or a small enclosed gun emplacement, usually made of fortified concrete.

  1. Small hatB2formal

    A small, round, brimless woman's hat, often worn at a jaunty angle.

    esSombrero de píldora

    • She wore a stylish pillbox hat to the wedding.
    • The vintage pillbox hat was decorated with a small feather.
    • Jackie Kennedy famously popularized the pillbox hat in the 1960s.

    Sinónimostoque

  2. Pill containerA2formal

    A small, often decorative case used for carrying pills or tablets.

    espastillero

    • She keeps her daily vitamins in a silver pillbox.
    • He bought a compact pillbox for his travel medication.
    • The antique pillbox was made of enamel and gold.
  3. Military fortificationC1formal

    A small, low, concrete fortification housing machine guns or other weapons.

    esFortín

    • The soldiers took cover behind the concrete pillbox.
    • The beach was defended by a series of pillboxes.
    • The old pillbox is now a historical landmark.

    Sinónimosblockhousebunker

Formas
  • pillboxes plural form
  • pillboxes' possessive plural form
  • pillbox's possessive singular form
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