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1 Cretáceo, el
= Cretaceous period, theEx. The Cretaceous period was the heyday of the dinosaurs and ended with a bang!. -
2 cretáceo
adj.cretaceous, chalk, chalky.* * *ADJ cretaceous* * *I- cea adjetivo cretaceousII* * *= Cretaceous.Ex. This site is part of a large geographical zone called the Edwards Plateau and it primarily consists of Cretaceous rock.----* Cretáceo, el = Cretaceous period, the.* * *I- cea adjetivo cretaceousII* * *el Cretáceo= Cretaceous period, theEx: The Cretaceous period was the heyday of the dinosaurs and ended with a bang!.
= Cretaceous.Ex: This site is part of a large geographical zone called the Edwards Plateau and it primarily consists of Cretaceous rock.
* Cretáceo, el = Cretaceous period, the.* * *cretaceousel cretáceo the Cretaceous* * *♦ adjCretaceous♦ nmel cretáceo the Cretaceous (period)* * *GEOLI adj cretaceousII m Cretaceous (period) -
3 a bombo y platillo
with a great song and dance* * *= fanfare, with a bangEx. The recommendations were accepted without fanfare.Ex. The Cretaceous period was the heyday of the dinosaurs and ended with a bang!.* * *= fanfare, with a bangEx: The recommendations were accepted without fanfare.
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4 estrepitosamente
adv.1 noisily, with a din.2 strepitously, smash, noisily, with a din.* * *► adverbio1 noisily* * *ADV1) (=con ruido) noisily2) (=espectacularmente) spectacularly* * *adverbio with a (loud) crash* * *= with a bang.Ex. The Cretaceous period was the heyday of the dinosaurs and ended with a bang!.----* fracasar estrepitosamente = fall + flat on + Posesivo + face.* * *adverbio with a (loud) crash* * *= with a bang.Ex: The Cretaceous period was the heyday of the dinosaurs and ended with a bang!.
* fracasar estrepitosamente = fall + flat on + Posesivo + face.* * *with a (loud) crash* * *estrepitosamente adv1. [ruidosamente] noisily2. [fracasar, hundirse, caer derrotado] spectacularly
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