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1) (a hard, thin, pointed object (of wood, metal etc): The fence had long spikes on top.) punta, pincho2) (a pointed piece of metal attached to the sole of a shoe etc to prevent slipping.) clavo•- spiked- spiky
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spike n1. pincho2. clavotr[spaɪk]1 SMALLBOTANY/SMALL espiga————————tr[spaɪk]1 (sharp point) punta, pincho; (sharp-pointed object) objeto puntiagudo2 (on running shoe) clavo1 (with shoes) clavar2 (drink) echar alcohol a1 (running shoes) zapatillas nombre femenino plural de clavos\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto spike somebody's guns echar por tierra los planes de alguienspike heel tacón nombre masculino de aguja1) fasten: clavar (con clavos grandes)2) pierce: atravesar3) : añadir alcohol ahe spiked her drink with rum: le puso ron a la bebidaspike n: clavo m granden.• alcayata s.f.• clavo s.m.• escarpia s.f.• espiche s.m.• espiga s.f.• espigón s.m.• estaquilla s.f.• mazorca s.f.• pincho s.m.• punta s.f.• rejo s.m.v.• inutilizar v.• sujetar con pincho v.
I spaɪk1)a) ( pointed object) punta f, púa f, pincho m or (Arg) pinche m; ( on track shoes) clavo m or (Chi, Ven) púa f or (Col) carramplón mb) (Elec Eng, Phys) pico mc) spike (heel) (AmE) stiletto 2)2) spikes pl ( running shoes) zapatillas fpl de clavos or (Chi, Ven) de púas or (Col) con carramplones, picos mpl (Méx)
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1) ( pierce) pinchar, clavar2) ( add something to) (colloq)[spaɪk]1. N1) (=point) punta f ; (=metal rod) pincho m ; (=stake) estaca f ; (=tool) escarpia f ; (on railing) barrote m ; (on sports shoes) clavo m2) (Zool) [of hedgehog etc] púa f3) (Elec) pico m parásito4) (Bot) espiga f5) spikes (Sport) zapatillas fpl con clavos2. VT1) (=fix) clavar; (=impale) atravesar2) (=stop) [+ rumour] acabar con; (=thwart) [+ plan etc] frustrar- spike sb's guns3)a spiked drink * — (with added alcohol) una bebida con alcohol añadido de extranjis; (drugged) una bebida a la que le han echado algo, como un somnífero, droga etc.
3.CPDspike heel N — (US) tacón m de aguja
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I [spaɪk]1)a) ( pointed object) punta f, púa f, pincho m or (Arg) pinche m; ( on track shoes) clavo m or (Chi, Ven) púa f or (Col) carramplón mb) (Elec Eng, Phys) pico mc) spike (heel) (AmE) stiletto 2)2) spikes pl ( running shoes) zapatillas fpl de clavos or (Chi, Ven) de púas or (Col) con carramplones, picos mpl (Méx)
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1) ( pierce) pinchar, clavar2) ( add something to) (colloq) -
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spiking — present part of spike … Useful english dictionary
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