English to Spanish Meaning of cobweb - telaraña

Cobweb :
telaraña

trampa, señuelo, pozo, telaraña, malla, humo, frivolidad, vapor

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Definitions of cobweb in English
Noun(1) a fabric so delicate and transparent as to resemble a web of a spider(2) filaments from a web that was spun by a spider(3) a dense elaborate spider web that is more efficient than the orb web
Examples of cobweb in English
(1) the city fans south in a cobweb of canals(2) There is a cobweb hanging from a long strand of grass by the dusty dirt road that leads us to our destination.(3) If allowed to stand, a pellicle or cobweb may form, indicating the presence of fibrinogen.(4) He paints figures in alien grays, faces piled one on top of another, and delicate cobwebs of oil paint suggesting we don't know what.(5) Dusty cobwebs collect in the corners of the room.(6) It was dusty, unpainted, and had cobwebs in every corner.(7) With its dark rooms, cobwebbed walls and creaking floors, the former magistrate's court is not really much to look at.(8) Shuddering violently, I grabbed Josh by both shoulders, and turned him around facing the cobwebbed skeleton.(9) Hopefully the spring sunshine will rip away the cobwebs and dust that have gathered all winter.(10) The place was very dusty and cobwebs hung like a massive veil over the shelves of aged books.(11) The place was dusty and filled with cobwebs as if it had been abandoned for years.(12) Does the creator of these twisted tales inhabit dank, cobwebby rooms with dusty velvet curtains and candles everywhere?(13) The only curtain on view had been woven by spiders, and their silky cobwebs obscured a stage of damp walls and dusty floors.(14) They crouched in the cobwebby corner behind a pile of boxes.(15) It seems to flaunt a certain tatty extravagance, like worn plush furnishings in a cobwebby drawing room.(16) Unlocking the door, he entered the shop and traded the cold and wet for cobwebs and musk.
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cobweb, cobwebs
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