diamond
BrE /ˈdaɪəmənd/ AmE /ˈdaɪəmənd/
noun en → es
a precious stone that is very hard and clear or white in colour, used for making jewellery
diamante
Collocations diamond ring · diamond necklace
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She wears a diamond ring on her left hand.
Ella lleva un anillo de diamante en la mano izquierda.
the shape of a rhombus, used as a symbol or in playing cards
diamante (en forma de figura geométrica)
Collocations diamond shape · playing card diamond
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The logo features a large red diamond.
El logotipo presenta un gran diamante rojo.
a playing field for baseball, with four bases forming the corners of a square
cemento (en béisbol)
Collocations diamond-shaped base · baseball diamond
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The pitcher threw the ball to home plate on a full diamond.
El lanzador tiró la pelota al plato de casa en un diamante completo.
a machine for cutting or polishing metal, glass, etc.
torno diamantado
Collocations diamond cutter · diamond polisher
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The diamond machine was used to polish the glass.
La máquina diamantada se utilizó para pulir el vidrio.
a form of carbon that is very hard and clear, used in industrial processes
diamante (en forma de carbón)
Collocations industrial diamond · diamond grit
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The drill bit was coated with industrial diamonds.
El taladro estaba recubierto con diamantes industriales.
a position in baseball, between second and third base
cemento (en béisbol)
Collocations diamond position · baseball diamond
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The player was positioned at the diamond.
El jugador estaba posicionado en el diamante.
a symbol used in playing cards, representing one of the four suits
diamante (en cartas)
Collocations diamond suit · playing card diamond
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The player had a hand full of diamonds.
El jugador tenía una mano llena de diamantes.
a symbol used in playing cards, representing one of the four suits
diamante (en cartas)
Collocations diamond suit · playing card diamond
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The player had a hand full of diamonds.
El jugador tenía una mano llena de diamantes.