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noun (a member of a ship's crew whose job is helping to sail a ship.) marinerosailor n marinerotr['seɪləSMALLr/SMALL]1 marinero\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be a bad sailor marearse fácilmenteto be a good sailor no marearsesailor hat gorra marinerasailor suit traje nombre masculino de marinerosailor ['seɪlər] n: marinero madj.• marinero, -a adj.n.• marinero s.m.• marino s.m.• marino que no tiene categoría de oficial s.m.'seɪlər, 'seɪlə(r)a) ( seaman) marinero mto be a bad/good sailor — marearse/no marearse con facilidad
b) ( Sport) navegante mf['seɪlǝ(r)]1.N marinero m2.CPDsailor hat N — sombrero m de marinero
sailor suit N — traje m de marinero (de niño)
* * *['seɪlər, 'seɪlə(r)]a) ( seaman) marinero mto be a bad/good sailor — marearse/no marearse con facilidad
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nSAFE marinero de embarcación de salvamento mWATER TRANSP marinero de embarcación de salvamento m, marinero novel m, marinero -
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5 sailor hat
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6 sailor suit
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7 sailor hat
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8 sailor jacket
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9 sailor suit
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10 sailor top
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11 sailor yard
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12 sailor's hat
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13 sailor's song
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14 to be a bad sailor
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15 to be a good sailor
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16 able-bodied sailor
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17 bank sailor
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18 inexperienced sailor
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19 old sailor
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20 ordinary sailor
s.marinero ordinario, marinero.
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