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61 bottle sound
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62 bottle top
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63 bottle tree
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64 bottle up
v.1 reprimir, contener (emotions, anger)2 preservar en frascos, embotellar.3 mantener en un solo lugar. -
65 bottle warmer
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66 bottle-cleaning
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67 bottle-cleansing
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68 bottle-propping
s.suplementación con biberón. -
69 bottle top mold
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70 bottle top
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71 to hit the bottle
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72 water bottle
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73 hot-water bottle
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74 feeding bottle
biberón nombre masculinonoun (BrE) biberón m, mamadera f (CS, Per), tetero m (Col, Ven)* * *noun (BrE) biberón m, mamadera f (CS, Per), tetero m (Col, Ven) -
75 blow with a bottle
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76 bowl or bottle made from a calabash
English-spanish dictionary > bowl or bottle made from a calabash
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77 feeding bottle for infants
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78 hit the bottle
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79 leather bottle for wine
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80 leather wine bottle
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