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1 borregada
• flock of birds• flock of sheep• stupid action -
2 carnerada
• flock of geese• flock of turkeys -
3 ir juntos
• flock paper• flock wool• go all the way to• go along• go short on• go sightseeing• go to wrack and ruin• go together with -
4 juntarse en grupos
• flock paper• flock wool -
5 llegar en grandes números
• flock• flock in afterDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > llegar en grandes números
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6 manada de corderos
• flock of birds• flock of sheep -
7 manada de gansos
• flock in after• flock of lambs• gaggle -
8 manada de pavos
• flock of lambs• flock paper -
9 papel aterciopelado
• flock of sheep• flock to -
10 pavada
• flock of lambs• flock paper -
11 rebańo de ovejas
• flock of geese• flock of turkeys -
12 reunirse en manada
• flock paper• flock wool• herd of mares• herd with -
13 seguir en tropel
• flock bed• flock of birds -
14 borra de lana
• flock to• flocky -
15 floculento
• flock together• floe -
16 masa de hielo flotante
• flock wool• flog• ice floe -
17 témpano
• flock wool• flog• iceberg -
18 témpano de hielo
• flock wool• flog• growl• growling• ice floe• iceberg -
19 banda
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20 borregos
flock of sheep; horses; white caps
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