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Shrink, to - translation to spanish
SCIENCE FICTION TECHNOLOGY, USUALLY REPRESENTED AS A DEVICE THAT CAN SHRINK OR ENLARGE OBJECTS USING SOME FORM OF ENERGY
Shrink Ray; Shrink gun
Shrink, to
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shrink
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Shrinking; Shrink (disambiguation); Shrinks; Shrunk; Shrunken; Shrinker
encoger
shrink
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Shrinking; Shrink (disambiguation); Shrinks; Shrunk; Shrunken; Shrinker
psiquiatra
encogerse
retroceder
disminuir
reducir
encogerse
retroceder
disminuir
reducir
Definition
onoquiles
sust. fem.
Botánica. Planta herbácea anual, de las borragíneas, vellosa, con tallos gruesos y carnosos; hojas lanceoladas; flores de color purpúreo, en ramos pareados; fruto seco con cuatro nuececillas por simiente, y raíz gruesa, de la que se saca una tintura roja muy estimada por perfumistas y confiteros. Es común en España, donde se cultiva por sus aplicaciones a la tintorería, y su infusión en aceite se emplea en medicina popular como vulneraria.
Wikipedia
Shrink ray
In science fiction, a shrink ray is any device which uses energy to reduce the physical size of matter. Many are also capable of enlarging items as well. A growth ray typically only has the ability to enlarge.
Examples of use of Shrink, to
1. Its satellite party, the Pensioners, is expected to shrink to the point of disappearance.
2. Blair‘s successor, Gordon Brown, has said the force will shrink to just 2,500 by mid–2008.
3. Blair‘s successor Gordon Brown has said the force will shrink to just 2,500 by mid–2008.
4. In time, these peepholes will shrink to pinholes and I‘ll go blind.
5. On current trends, this will shrink to eight minutes by 2010.