English ⇄ Spanish

curve [kɜ:v] n
auto.	curvado m (damage, dañado); curvatura f (damage, dañado)
pack.	arquearse; abombarse; alabearse
to curve [kɜ:v] v
met.	curvar
curve [kɜ:v] adj.
gen.	curvo; encorvadura
comp., MS	curva (A rounded line)
math.	la curva
transp.	línea de par positivo
transp., construct.	curva
to curve [kɜ:v] adj.
met.	encorvar
English thesaurus
curve [kɜ:v] n
ed.	a scoring procedure in which students are graded according to an average of all scores (milknhoney)

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