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1 gape
ɡeip(to stare with open mouth, eg in surprise: The children gaped at the monkeys.) mirar boquiabierto- gapingtr[geɪp]1 abrirse2 (stare) mirar boquiabierto,-a1) open: abrirse, estar abierto2) stare: mirar fijamente con la boca abierta, mirar boquiabiertogape n1) opening: abertura f, brecha f2) stare: mirada f boquiabiertan.• bostezo s.m.v.• bostezar v.geɪp1) ( react with astonishment) quedarse boquiabierto or con la boca abierta; ( stare) mirar boquiabierto2) ( be open) estar* abierto[ɡeɪp]VI1) [mouth] estar abierto; [hole] estar muy abierto2) [person]* * *[geɪp]1) ( react with astonishment) quedarse boquiabierto or con la boca abierta; ( stare) mirar boquiabierto2) ( be open) estar* abierto
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