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1 mersa
mersa adjetivo (RPl fam & pey) ‹ropa/lugar› tacky (colloq); ‹ persona› common (pej) ■ sustantivo masculino y femenino (RPl fam & pey)a) ( persona):◊ es un mersa he's so common (pej)b)◊ la mersa sustantivo femeninothe plebs (pl) (colloq & pej), the riffraff (hum or pej) ' mersa' also found in these entries: English: tacky -
2 rabble
'ræbl(a noisy, disorderly crowd.) gentío, muchedumbretr['ræbəl]1 populachorabble ['ræbəl] n1) masses: populacho m2) riffraff: chusma f, gentuza fn.• canalla s.f.• chusma s.f.• garulla s.f.• gentecilla s.f.• gentuza s.f.• muchedumbre s.f.• multitud turbulenta s.f.• patulea s.f.• populacho s.m.• turbamulta s.f.• vulgacho s.m.'ræbəlmass nouna) ( mob) muchedumbre fb) ( common people) (pej)the rabble — la chusma (pey), la plebe (pey)
['ræbl]N (=disorderly crowd) gentío m, muchedumbre f, mogollón m (Sp) *the rabble — (=uncultured people) la chusma
* * *['ræbəl]mass nouna) ( mob) muchedumbre fb) ( common people) (pej)the rabble — la chusma (pey), la plebe (pey)
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