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screws
screw (Verbo)

Sustantivos

screws sustantivo incontable [TECNOL.]	la tornillería
screw   - glasses	el tornillo   - gafas
screw   - metal object [TECNOL.]	el tornillo
screw   - propeller [TECNOL.]	la hélice
screw   - propeller [TECNOL.]	el propulsor
screw collar [TECNOL.]	casquillo roscado
screw connection [TECNOL.]	racor roscado
screw terminal [TECNOL.]	borne con tornillo
12-point screw [TECNOL.]	tornillo bihexagonal
adjusting screw [TECNOL.]	tornillo de ajuste
adjusting screw [TECNOL.]	tornillo graduable
adjustment screw [TECNOL.]	tornillo graduable
assembly screw [TECNOL.]	tornillo para superestructura
bow screw [TECNOL.]	tornillo abarcón

Verbos

to screw sth.  | screwed, screwed |	atornillar algo
to screw sth. (to sth.)  | screwed, screwed |	desatornillar algo
to screw sth. (to sth.)  | screwed, screwed |	desenroscar algo
to screw sth. (to sth.)  | screwed, screwed |	destornillar algo
to screw so.  | screwed, screwed | [col.]	timar a alguien
to screw so.  | screwed, screwed | [col.]	desplumar a alguien [col.]   - sacar dinero a alguien sin intención de devolverlo
to screw so.  | screwed, screwed | [col.]	sablear a alguien [col.]   - sacar dinero a alguien sin intención de devolverlo
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [jerg.]	echar un palo [fig.] [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [jerg.]	trincar (a alguien) [col.] [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [jerg.]	coger (Lat. Am.: Argent., Méx., Urug.) [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [jerg.]	culear (Lat. Am.: Argent., Chile, Colomb.) [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [jerg.]	follar (Esp.; Lat. Am.: C. Rica) [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [jerg.]	joder (Esp.) [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [jerg.]	pichar (Lat. Am.: Ecuad.) [vulg.]

Adjetivos / Adverbios

screw-in  adj.	de enroscado
screw-plug  adj.	de tapón de rosca

Locuciones / Refranes / Interjecciones

to have a screw loose [col.]	estar chaveta [fig.]
to have a screw loose [col.]	estar tocado (de la cabeza) [fig.]
to have a screw loose [col.]	estar tocado del ala [fig.]

Palabras de escritura similar

screw, screwy