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tr['kɒlɪwɒbəlz]1 familiar molestar nombre masculino de estómago\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have the collywobbles estar muy nervioso,-a'kɑːli'wɑːbəlz, 'kɒlɪwɒblzplural noun ( nerves) (colloq)to have the collywobbles — estar* nerviosísimo, tener* canguelo (Esp fam), tener* culillo (Col, Ven fam), tener* ñáñaras (Méx fam)
['kɒlɪˌwɒblz]N (fig) nerviosismo m, ataque m de nervios* * *['kɑːli'wɑːbəlz, 'kɒlɪwɒblz]plural noun ( nerves) (colloq)to have the collywobbles — estar* nerviosísimo, tener* canguelo (Esp fam), tener* culillo (Col, Ven fam), tener* ñáñaras (Méx fam)
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