graft
BrE /ɡrɑːft/ AmE /ɡræft/
noun, verb en → es
work very hard and for a long time to achieve something
trabajar duro, esforzarse
- to graft
Collocations graft and determination · hard graft
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He achieved success through hard graft.
Él logró el éxito a través de duro trabajo.
join the stem of one plant to another, or join part of an animal's body to another place
engrañar, injertar
- to graft something onto/into something
Collocations graft skin onto a wound · graft an organ into the body
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Doctors grafted his own skin onto the burn.
Los médicos injertaron su propia piel en la quemadura.
the dishonest practice of using your position for personal advantage, especially in politics or business
corrupción, soborno
- to fight against graft
Collocations fight corruption and graft · a scandal involving political graft
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The mayor is under investigation for alleged political graft.
El alcalde está bajo investigación por supuesta corrupción política.