mass

US /mæs/
UK /mæs/
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masa, bulto

a large body of matter with no definite shape

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A huge mass of rock blocked the road.
Una enorme masa de roca bloqueó el camino.
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The doctor found a small mass in her lung.
El médico encontró una pequeña masa en su pulmón.
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masa

the quantity of matter which a body contains, as measured by its inertia

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The mass of an object determines its weight.
La masa de un objeto determina su peso.
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Scientists are studying the mass of subatomic particles.
Los científicos están estudiando la masa de las partículas subatómicas.
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masa, multitud

a large number of people or things

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A mass of people gathered in the square.
Una masa de gente se reunió en la plaza.
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The company produces goods for the mass market.
La empresa produce bienes para el mercado masivo.
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Misa

(often capitalized) the celebration of the Eucharist in the Roman Catholic Church

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They attended Mass every Sunday.
Asistían a Misa todos los domingos.
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The priest celebrated the morning Mass.
El sacerdote celebró la Misa matutina.
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aglomerar, reunir

assemble into a mass or groups

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The clouds began to mass on the horizon.
Las nubes comenzaron a agruparse en el horizonte.
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The protesters massed outside the government building.
Los manifestantes se agruparon frente al edificio del gobierno.
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masivo, colectivo

relating to or involving large numbers of people or things

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The event attracted a mass audience.
El evento atrajo a una audiencia masiva.
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They launched a mass marketing campaign.
Lanzaron una campaña de marketing masivo.
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