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"hoofed" in Spanish

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"hoofed" in Spanish
hoofed{adjective}
ungulado
to hoof{intransitive verb}
andar- moverse muy despacio
hoof{noun}
pezuña- uña- casco- vaso- pata
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hoofed{adjective}
hoofed(also: ungulate)
ungulado{adj.}
hoofed animal
animal ungulado
to hoof[hoofed · hoofed] {intransitive verb}
to hoof(also: to perambulate, to pad, to wend, to get along)
andar[andando · andado] {vb}
to hoof
moverse muy despacio {vb}
hoof{noun}
hoof
pezuña{f}
hoof
uña{f} (de un caballo, una oveja)
Mr President, this shows the folly of making policy on the hoof.
Señor Presidente, esto es una prueba del desatino que causa hacer política de puntillas.
Professor Jan Van Hoof gave a clear overview of the situation in Belgium in terms of traceability of meat and it should be said: there is finally some good news from the Belgian federation.
El docente Jan Van Hoof expuso cuál era la situación en Bélgica en cuanto a la aplicación de este método y la Federación belga puede dar, finalmente, una buena noticia.
hoof
casco{m}
Mr President, it may well be that 100 years ago our cities resounded to the noise of iron wheels and iron hooves bouncing off cobbled stones.
Señor Presidente, es muy posible que hace 100 años resonara en nuestras ciudades el ruido de las ruedas de hierro y de los cascos de caballerías sobre el adoquinado de las calles.
hoof
vaso{m} [SAm.]
hoof(also: shank)
pata{f} [coll.]
But when it comes to the crunch, certain EU countries' old colonial cloven hooves peep out.
Pero inevitablemente asoma la pata de lobo colonial de determinados países de la UE.

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "hoofed":
hoofed
hooved- ungulate- ungulated
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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As you know, the foot-and-mouth virus is harmless to man but is highly infectious to all cloven-hoofed animals and results in huge financial losses.
La fiebre aftosa, como sabemos, es inocua para el ser humano, pero el virus es muy contagioso para los rumiantes y genera enormes pérdidas económicas.

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