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f.fauna (animales).* * *1 fauna* * *noun f.* * *SF faunatoda la fauna del barrio — * all the weirdos in the neighbourhood *
* * *femenino fauna* * *= fauna.Ex. The only way for a biologist to reconcile these two faunas is to make non fiction less educational.----* fauna y flora = wildlife, fauna and flora.* fauna y flora marina = marine wildlife, marine life.* flora y fauna = biota.* * *femenino fauna* * *= fauna.Ex: The only way for a biologist to reconcile these two faunas is to make non fiction less educational.
* fauna y flora = wildlife, fauna and flora.* fauna y flora marina = marine wildlife, marine life.* flora y fauna = biota.* * *fauna* * *
fauna sustantivo femenino
fauna
fauna sustantivo femenino fauna
' fauna' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
autóctono
- marino
- nativo
English:
fauna
- sanctuary
- wildlife
- wild
* * *fauna nf1. [animales] fauna2. Fam [grupo de gente]punks, cabezas rapadas y otras faunas urbanas punks, skinheads and other urban tribes;menuda fauna se reúne en ese bar you find all sorts of weridos in that bar* * *f fauna* * *fauna nf: fauna* * *fauna n wildlife
См. также в других словарях:
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