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noun (fish, especially shellfish.) mariscosseafood n mariscotr['siːfʊːd]1 marisco, mariscos nombre masculino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLseafood restaurant marisqueríaseafood ['si:.fu:d] n: mariscos mpln.• marisco s.m.• mariscos s.m.pl.mass noun mariscos mpl, marisco m (Esp); (before n) < cocktail> de mariscos or (Esp) de marisco['siːfuːd]1.2.CPDseafood cocktail N — cóctel m de marisco(s)
seafood platter N — fuente f de marisco, mariscada f
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