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1 corbatín
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2 pechera
f.1 shirt front.2 dickey, shirt front, shirtfront, vestee.3 breastplate, plastron.* * *1 (de camisa) shirt front; (de delantal) bib* * *SF1) (Cos) [de camisa] shirt front; [de vestido] front; (Mil) chest protector2) (Anat) * hum big bosom* * *1) (de camisa, vestido) front2) (fam & hum) ( pecho de mujer) bosom* * *1) (de camisa, vestido) front2) (fam & hum) ( pecho de mujer) bosom* * *A (de una camisa) front; (de un vestido) frontCompuesto:dickey*B ( fam hum) (pecho de mujer) bosomes delgada, pero tiene una buena pechera she's slim, but she's well-endowed ( hum)* * *
pechera sustantivo femenino (de camisa, vestido) front
' pechera' also found in these entries:
English:
front
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* * *pechera nf1. [de camisa] shirt front;[de blusa, vestido] bust -
3 pechera postiza
f.dicky, dickey, bib.* * *dickey** * *dickey* -
4 camisolín
m.dicky, dickey.* * *SM stiff shirt front, dickey -
5 ni madre
*not a dicky bird*, not a sausage* -
6 plastrón
m.1 plastron, breastplate.2 plastron, dicky, shirtfront, stomacher.* * *SM LAm floppy tie, cravat* * *cravat -
7 camisolín
• dickey• dicky -
8 pajarito
• birdie• dicky-bird• dickybird• little bird -
9 pechera postiza
• dickey• dicky -
10 plastrón
• breastplate• dicky• plastron• shirtfront -
11 mal acondicionado
adj.in bad condition, dicky, in poor condition, of poor quality.
См. также в других словарях:
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