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121 jaba
f.1 a basket made of the leaves of yarey. (Cuba)Llevar or tener la jaba (coll.) to be unpolished, uneducated, 2. (Carib.) Poverty2 Beggar's bag. (Caribbean)* * *SF1) Cuba (=cesto) straw basket3) Caribe (=bolsa) beggar's bag, poverty4) LAm(Bot) = haba 1)* * *femenino (Chi, Per) crate* * *femenino (Chi, Per) crate* * *(Chi, Per)crate* * *jaba nf -
122 mariconera
f.1 (man's) clutch bag (informal).2 handbag.* * *1 familiar man's clutch bag* * *femenino (fam & hum) (men's) handbag* * *femenino (fam & hum) (men's) handbag* * *( fam hum)(men's) handbag* * *
mariconera sustantivo femenino (fam & hum) (men's) handbag
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123 menda
pron.yours truly(informal) (humorous) (el que habla). (peninsular Spanish)* * *► pronombre el menda / la menda / mi menda1 familiar yours truly* * *masculino y femenino (Esp fam)a) (yo)el/la menda — yours truly (colloq)
* * *masculino y femenino (Esp fam)a) (yo)el/la menda — yours truly (colloq)
* * *1¿y quién lo tuvo que terminar? el menda and who had to finish it? yours truly o muggins here2 ( pey) (tipo) jerk ( colloq pej), creep ( colloq pej); (tipa) old bag ( colloq pej), (silly) cow ( BrE colloq pej)* * *
menda
I pron pers fam yours truly: el menda no espera más y va a comer, yours truly is not waiting any longer and is going to eat
II mf fam fellow, creep: había unos mendas en la esquina con muy mala pinta, there were some shady-looking fellows on the corner
* * *♦ pronHum [el que habla] yours truly, Br muggins;el menda tuvo que limpiar la casa solito yours truly o Br muggins had to clean the house on his own;mi menda se va a casa I'm off home♦ nmf[uno cualquiera] guy, Br bloke, f girl;vino un menda y… this guy came along and…;se enamoró de un menda que la engañó she fell in love with some guy who cheated on her -
124 remirar
v.1 to revise; to review.2 to do or finish a thing with great care.3 to inspect or consider with pleasure.4 to reflect on or examine oneself.5 to look over, to look again, to have another look at, to look again and again.* * *1 (volver a mirar) to have another look at, look at again1 (esmerarse) to take great care (( with))2 (mirar con complacencia) to browse through* * *1.lo miraba y lo remiraba y aún no se lo creía — she stared and stared at it, but she still couldn't believe it
2.See:* * *verbo transitivo* * *verbo transitivo* * *remirar [A1 ]vtlo mira y remira, como un niño con un juguete nuevo he keeps looking at it again and again like a child with a new toymiró y remiró en el bolso en busca de la llave she went through her bag again and again looking for the key* * *remirar vt1. [volver a mirar] to look at again2. [examinar] to look closely at, to examine -
125 taleguilla
f.1 a small bag.Taleguilla de la sal (Coll.) daily expenditure, money spent each day2 the breeches that bullfighters wear.3 small sack, small bag.* * *SF bullfighter's breeches pl* * *femenino bullfighter's breeches (pl)* * *femenino bullfighter's breeches (pl)* * *( Taur) bullfighter's breeches o trousers (pl)* * *
taleguilla sustantivo femenino
1 small bag
2 Taur (pantalón de torero) bullfighter's breeches
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126 cebadera
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127 coracha
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128 esponjera
f.sponge bag.* * *SF sponge bag, make-up bag
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