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41 tiradero
m.rubbish tip or dump (British), garbage dump (United States). (Mexican Spanish)* * ** * ** * ** * *dejaron el tiradero en la cocina they left a real mess in the kitchenB* * *
tiradero sustantivo masculino (Méx) ( basurero) garbage (AmE) o (BrE) rubbish dump;
(casa, habitación) mess, pigsty
' tiradero' also found in these entries:
English:
dump
* * *tiradero nfFigsu mesa es un tiradero de papeles you can't see her desk for the heaps of paper on it* * *m Méxdump* * *1) : dump2) : mess, clutter -
42 balumba
f.1 bulk or quantity of things heaped together.2 disorderly heap of things, clutter, heap of things in total disorder, disorderly heap.* * *SF1) (=masa) (great) bulk, mass2) (=montón) pile, heap3) LAm (=alboroto) noise, uproar* * *heap* * *f1 L.Am. famheap, pile2 ( ruido) noise, racket fam -
43 atropar
v.1 to assemble in groups without order, to conglomerate, to clutter.2 to gather together, to assemble.* * *1 to group together -
44 desordenada
desordenado,-a adj (alborotado, desarreglado) messy, untidy
(sin orden, no correlativo) out of order
(sin norma, con excesos) chaotic
' desordenada' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
vida
- desordenado
English:
clutter
- disorderly
- nag
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45 confusión
• bafflement• clutter• commotion• confusedness• confusion• disorder• hassle• huddle• hugger-mugger• jumble• mess• mix up• moil• perplexedly• perquisite• rinse through• rinsings• riot• riot act• turmoil -
46 desarreglarse
• become disheveled• become dishevelled• become disordered• clutter up• get disheveled• get dishevelled• get messed up -
47 desorden
• anarchy• chaos• clutter• confusedness• disorder• disorderliness• disorganization• huddle• hugger-mugger• jumble• lawless• lawmaker• malformation• malfunction alert• mess• misrule• mix up• muddily• muddle along• Muslim• mussel• shambles• sickness• topsy-turviness• topsy-turvydom• topsyturviness• topsyturvydom -
48 atestar de
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49 atestar desordenadamente
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50 causar alboroto
v.to make a riot, to cause problems, to clutter up.
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