Traducción Inglés-Español para "lap"

lap [constr.]

lap {sustantivo} (también: skirt)

lap {sustantivo} (también: phase, stage)

lap {sustantivo} (también: flap)

lap {sustantivo}

lap {adj.}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (también: to toll, to bend, to dub, to fold)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (también: to maunder)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (también: to fold, to fold up)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

     final lap

     final lap

     lap joint

     wood lap-joints

     douglas lap-joints

     imported conifer lap-joints

     wet lap pulp

Designed for desk or lap use - just turn 90 degrees.

What could have been a major step forward, is now left in the lap of the Gods.

It is a last lap leading Zaire ineluctably towards a tragic destiny.

Children under two are admitted free, however they must remain on the lap of a parent at all times.

Although ten countries have completed the last lap, others still have some way to go.

The waters of a flood of Anglo-Saxon self-delusion are lapping at the steps of the Fortezza del Basso.

Come the end of the second lap many riders tried lifting the pace, trying to get away from the group.

The group of five stayed together until the last half of a lap, where Taberlay attacked up the final climb.

Children under 2 years old are permitted to attend for free, but must remain seated on a parent's lap at all times.

While the 'Great Leader ' lives in the lap of luxury he is literally allowing his own people to die.

If there is, the Americans come whistling past one lap of the circuit ahead of us whatever the event, to use a sports image.

Tickets must be purchased (at children's prices) for all children above the age of two, whether they sit on their parent's lap or not.

So the presidency had to steer a path between one set of mighty events and another without having any of that timetable fall into its own lap.