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"calza" in English

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"calza" in English
calza{feminine}
breeches- hose- chock- hose- stockings- filling- inlay- leggings
calzar{verb}
to wear- to put on- to chock- to fill
calzar{transitive verb}
to provide … with shoes- to wedge a block under
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
calza{feminine}
calza(also: bombachos, pantalones bombachos, pantalones de montar, breeches)
breeches{noun}
calza(also: manguera, manga, manguito, calza)
hose{noun}
calza(also: cuna, calzo)
chock{noun}
calza(also: manguera, manga, manguito, calza)
hose{noun}
calza
stockings{noun}
calza(also: incrustación, tapadura, emplomadura)
filling{noun} [med.]
calza(also: empaste, tapadura, emplomadura)
inlay{noun} [med.]
calza(also: leotardo)
leggings{noun}
calzar[calzando · calzado] {verb}
calzar(also: deshilacharse, lucir, deshilar, raer)
to wear[wore · worn] {vb}
Se ha excluido el calzado infantil, que yo y muchas, muchas otras mujeres todavía llevamos y no somos niñas desde hace ya bastante tiempo.
Children’s shoes have been excluded; I and many, many other women still wear these shoes despite not having been children for some time.
Un estudio proporcionó pruebas de que el uso de calzado de profundidad extra durante dos meses produjo beneficios significativos de menor dolor al caminar y al subir escaleras.
One study provided evidence that wearing extra-depth shoes for two months resulted in significant benefits of less pain on walking and stair climbing.
El calzado de profundidad extra con plantillas semirrígidas proporcionó mejor alivio del dolor que el calzado de profundidad extra solo cuando se lo usó durante más de 12 semanas.
Extra-depth shoes with semi-rigid insoles provided better pain relief than extra-depth shoes alone when worn over 12 weeks.
calzar(also: poner, ponerse, burlarse de, aplicar)
to put on {vb}
Son puestos a trabajar como mano de obra barata no sólo en plantaciones, en canteras, en minas, sino también en fábricas de calzado deportivo.
Not only are they put to work as cheap labour in plantations, quarries and mines, but they are also exploited by the manufacturers of sports goods.
calzar(also: acuñar, ponerle una cuña a, ponerle un calzo a)
to chock[chocked · chocked] {v.t.} (immobilize)
calzar(also: tapar, rellenar, empastar)
to fill[filled · filled] {v.t.} (plug, stop)
calzar[calzando · calzado] {transitive verb}
calzar
to provide … with shoes {vb}
calzar
to wedge a block under {vb}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "calzar":
calzar
afianzar- apoderarse- apropiarse- asegurar- atribuirse- conseguir- hacerse- trabar
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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calza a los niños que nos vamos
to put the children's shoes on, we're going now

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