clout
BrE /klaʊt/ AmE /klaʊt/
noun en → es
influence or power, especially political or social influence
poder, influencia, peso político
- have clout
Collocations political clout · social clout
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She has a lot of political clout.
Ella tiene mucho poder político.
a hard hit or blow, especially with the hand or a weapon
golpe fuerte, paliza
- take a clout
Collocations a hard clout · to take a clout
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He took a clout on the chin.
Recibió un golpe en la barbilla.
a piece of cloth or leather used as padding in boxing gloves, etc.
espuma de boxeo, guante de boxeo
- clout for
Collocations a clout for boxing gloves · to put a clout in
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Put a clout in the glove.
Coloca una espuma en el guante.
(of a person) strong or powerful, especially physically
fuerte, poderoso
- be clout
Collocations clout fighter · a clout boxer
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He's a very clout fighter.
Es un luchador muy fuerte.
(of cloth) thick and strong, especially when used for making clothes or shoes
resistente, duradero
- be clout
Collocations clout material · a clout fabric
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The shoes are made of clout leather.
Los zapatos están hechos de cuero resistente.
(of a hit) hard and forceful, especially when it causes pain or injury
fuerte, doloroso
- be clout
Collocations clout hit · a clout blow
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He received a clout punch.
Recibió un puñetazo fuerte.
(of an action or decision) having influence or power, especially in a political context
influente, decisivo
- be clout
Collocations clout decision · a clout action
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The new law will have a clout impact.
La nueva ley tendrá un impacto significativo.
(of cloth) thick and strong, especially when used for making tents or sails
resistente, duradero
- be clout
Collocations clout fabric · a clout material
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The tent is made of clout canvas.
La tienda está hecha de lona resistente.