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1 rock and roll
masculino rock and roll* * *(n.) = rock and roll [rock'n'roll]Ex. Their music redefined rock and roll for an entire generation, leaving an imprint that endures to this day.* * *masculino rock and roll* * *(n.) = rock and roll [rock'n'roll]Ex: Their music redefined rock and roll for an entire generation, leaving an imprint that endures to this day.
* * *rock 'n' roll, rock and rollun concierto de rock and roll a rock-and-roll concertbailamos unos rock and rolls we danced a few rock-and-roll numbers -
2 rock and roll
• Rochelle salt• rock• rock and roll• rock and roll player• rock music• rock'n'roll• rock'n'roller• rock-life -
3 músico de rock and roll
• rochet• rock and roll• rock and roll player• rock bottomDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > músico de rock and roll
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4 bailador de rock'n'roll
• rock oil• rock'n'roll• rock'n'roller• rock-likeDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > bailador de rock'n'roll
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5 bailar rock'n'roll
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6 ritmo de fondo usado en rock and roll
• backbeat• steady beat of rock and rollDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > ritmo de fondo usado en rock and roll
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7 rock'n'roll
• rock ledge• rock music• rock'n'roll• rock'n'roller• rock-life• rock-like -
8 bailar rock'n'roll
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9 rock'n'roll
m.rock music, rock, rock'n'roll. -
10 rock-and-roll
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11 buque roll-on roll-off
El diccionario Español-ruso jurídico > buque roll-on roll-off
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12 crédito roll over
возобновляемый кредит, ролловерный кредит -
13 crédito roll over
сущ.экон. возобновляемый кредит, ролловерный кредит -
14 rock and roll
сущ.разг. (= рок-музыка, рок-н-ролл) рок -
15 rodar de risa
• roll about• roll about laughing• roll around• roll around laughing• roll the eyes• roll to the floor laughing -
16 voltear los ojos
• roll back one's eyes• roll on the floor laughing• roll one's eyes• roll the dice• roll the eyes• roll-back commitment -
17 tener dinero a punta pala
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18 deslizarse cuesta abajo
• roll down• roll down the hill• roll down the windows• roll downhill• slide down the hillDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > deslizarse cuesta abajo
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19 lanzar un dos
• roll a cigarette• roll a deuce• roll a twelve• roll a two -
20 liar un cigarrillo
• roll• roll a cigarette• roll up• roll up a cigarette
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