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1 castańetear
• chatter the teeth• play castanets• play the castanets -
2 castańetear los dientes
• chatter the teethDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > castańetear los dientes
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3 cháchara
• chatter• chitchat• informal sector• informal talk• informal will• prate• prattle• small talk• tittle-tattle -
4 charlar incesantemente
• chatter incessantly• talk in vain• talk incessantly to -
5 charlotear
• chatter to• clatter away• rattle on• talk gibberish• talk in a down-to-earth way• talk through one's hat• talk to each other -
6 charloteo
• chatter• chattiness• prattle -
7 cotillear
• chatter to• talk incessantly to• talk into -
8 cotorreo
• chatter -
9 garla
• chatter -
10 grietas
• chatter marks• cracks -
11 habladera
• chatter• gossip shop• gossipmonger• piece of gossip -
12 habladuría
• chatter• gospeller• gossip column• gossip shop• gossipmonger• idle rumor• piece of gossip -
13 hablar más que un papagayo
• chatter like a magpie• talk loud• talk nonsense• talk too fast• talk tripeDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > hablar más que un papagayo
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14 palique
• chatter• chitchat• confab• small talk -
15 parla
• chatter• Nativity scene• natter• nattily• parlance• small talk -
16 parlería
• chatter• talk without rhyme or reason• talkativeness• talked-about -
17 resquebrajaduras
• chatter marks• cracks -
18 acanaladura glaciar
chatter mark; glacial scar; glacial scratch; glacial stria -
19 trozado glaciar
chatter mark; glacial scar; glacial scratch; glacial stria -
20 marcas de vibración
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