impedimenta
21impedimenta — sustantivo femenino bagaje, equipaje. * * * Sinónimos: ■ equipaje, bagaje, pertrechos, equipo, vituallas, bultos, maletas …
22impedimenta — im·ped·i·men·ta || ɪm‚pedɪ mentÉ™ n. something which slows down or delays progress; military equipment carried by an army …
23impedimenta — (im peh dih MEN tah) [Latin: baggage] The baggage or supplies carried by an army. The encumbrances or burdens that slow one’s progress; drawbacks …
24impedimenta — [ɪmˌpɛdɪ mɛntə] plural noun equipment for an activity or expedition, especially when considered an encumbrance. Origin C17: from L., plural of impedimentum impediment , from impedire (see impede) …
25impedimenta — noun (plural) often humorous bags, animals, supplies etc that you take with you on a journey, and that may slow you down …
26impedimenta — n equipment, supplies, materiel, traps, trappings, gear; baggage, luggage, paraphernalia, accouterments, things, goods, effects, movables, excess baggage, encumbrances; equipage, tackle, harness, rigging, apparatus, appurtenances …
27impedimenta — im·ped·i·men·ta …
28impedimenta — UK [ɪmˌpedɪˈmentə] / US noun [plural] often humorous big or heavy things that someone is carrying with difficulty …
29impedimenta — im•ped•i•men•ta [[t]ɪmˌpɛd əˈmɛn tə[/t]] n. pl. things that impede one; bulky equipment • Etymology: 1590–1600; < L, pl. of impedīmentum impediment …
30impedimenta — /ɪmˌpɛdəˈmɛntə/ (say im.peduh mentuh) plural noun 1. baggage, etc., which impedes progress, as supplies carried with an army. 2. Law impediments. {Latin} …