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kneepad

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knee·pad  (npd)
n.
A protective covering for the knee. Also called kneecap.
kneepad [ˈniːˌpæd]
n
(Clothing & Fashion) any of several types of protective covering for the knees Also called kneecap
Translations
kneepad [ˈniːpæd] N (for sport, work) → rodillera f
kneepad [ˈniːpæd] n → genouillère f
kneepad [ˈniːˌpæd] n → ginocchiera
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