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41 domicilio actual
• usual place of abode -
42 en este mismo instante
• at this minute• at this moment• at this point in time• immediately• right now• right of abode• right-linear grammar• right-minded -
43 en este momento
• at present• at the present time• at this moment• at this point in time• at this time• at this time of day• just now• right now• right of abode• right-linear grammar• right-minded -
44 en seguida
• at a moment's notice• at once• forthwith• hereunto set his hand and affixed the seal• herewith• immediately• in shock• in short supply• in two shakes of a donkey's tail• in two strides• on the defensive• on the earth's surface• pronto• right arrow• right at the end• right away• right before my eyes• right now• right of abode• right-linear grammar• right-minded• soon• straightway• then• then on• there• there are no buts about it• thereunder• therewith -
45 hacer avanzar
• impel• make one angry• make one's abode• push drill• push forward to• push off• push on a swing -
46 hacer la escogencia
• make one's abode• make one's debut -
47 lugar del domicilio
• place of abode -
48 momentáneamente
• at the moment• momentarily• right now• right of abode• right-linear grammar• right-minded -
49 prontito
• right now• right of abode• right-linear grammar• right-minded -
50 reasegurarse
• make suitable• make sure about• take up for• take up new insurance• take up one's abode -
51 sin domicilio fijo
• of no fixed abode -
52 ya
• already• at once• by now• right arrow• right at the end• right away• right before my eyes• right now• right of abode• right-linear grammar• right-minded -
53 domicilio actual
m.usual place of abode. -
54 humilde morada
f.humble abode.
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