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1 virote
m.1 shaft, dart, arrow.2 dude, fop, a showy, vain young man; inflated person.3 a long iron rod fastened to a collar on the neck of a slave, who showed an intention of running away.4 vine three years old. (Provincial)5 a puffed-up man, too serious and erratic.6 a carnival trick.Mirar por el virote (Met.) to be attentive to one's own concerns or convenience* * *SM1) (=flecha) arrow2) (Méx)* (=pan) bread roll3) † (=señorito) hooray Henry *4) (And, Méx) (=tonto) simpleton -
2 rangua
f.an iron box in which the spindles of machines move, pivot collar, shaft socket.
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