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-fnoun (the state of not believing: She stared at him in disbelief.) incredulidadtr[dɪsbɪ'liːf]1 incredulidad nombre femenino■ she stared at me in desbelief me miró incrédula, me miro con incredulidaddisbelief [.dɪsbɪ'li:f] n: incredulidad fn.• incredulidad s.f.'dɪsbə'liːfmass noun incredulidad fshe looked at me in disbelief — me miró incrédula or sin dar crédito a lo que veía (or oía etc)
[ˌdɪsbǝ'liːf]N incredulidad f* * *['dɪsbə'liːf]mass noun incredulidad fshe looked at me in disbelief — me miró incrédula or sin dar crédito a lo que veía (or oía etc)
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