ply
ply
plaɪ
plai
British pronunciation
/plˈa‌ɪ/

Definición y significado de "ply"en inglés

to ply
01

proveer, suministrar

to offer or supply something generously or abundantly, often in response to a request or need
Ditransitive: to ply sb with a resource
example
Ejemplos
The restaurant owner made it a point to ply customers with complimentary appetizers while waiting for their orders.
El dueño del restaurante se aseguró de obsequiar a los clientes con aperitivos gratuitos mientras esperaban sus pedidos.
02

manejar, utilizar con destreza

to use a tool skillfully and diligently, often in a repetitive or continuous manner
Transitive: to ply a tool
example
Ejemplos
The blacksmith would expertly ply the hammer, forging the hot metal into durable tools.
El herrero manejaría con destreza manejar el martillo, forjando el metal caliente en herramientas duraderas.
03

dedicarse, ejercer

to engage in a task or activity with focused effort and dedication
Transitive: to ply an activity or skill
example
Ejemplos
Recognizing the importance of physical fitness, he would ply regular exercise.
Reconociendo la importancia de la condición física, él realizaría ejercicio regularmente.
04

recorrer, trazar

to travel along a specific path on a regular basis
Transitive: to ply a path
example
Ejemplos
The delivery truck would ply the highway, transporting goods from the warehouse to various retail locations.
El camión de reparto recorrería la carretera, transportando mercancías desde el almacén a varios puntos de venta.
01

a layer of material, such as cloth, paper, or wood, especially one of several bonded layers

example
Ejemplos
The mattress has three plies of fabric for added comfort.
02

a strand or thread, often twisted with others to form yarn, rope, or cord; frequently used in combination

example
Ejemplos
He examined the plies of the cord to check for fraying.
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