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61 pacha
f.1 baby bottle, feeding bottle.2 pasha.* * *1 pasha, pacha\vivir como un pachá to live like a king* * *SF CAm baby's bottle* * *femenino (AmC) baby's bottle* * *femenino (AmC) baby's bottle* * *( AmC)baby's bottle* * *
Multiple Entries:
pacha
pachá
pacha sustantivo femenino (AmC) baby's bottle
pachá sustantivo masculino
♦ Locuciones: familiar vivir como un pachá, to live like a king
' pachá' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
pacha
* * *pacha nfMéx Fam flask o bottle of booze -
62 pachá
f.1 baby bottle, feeding bottle.2 pasha.* * *1 pasha, pacha\vivir como un pachá to live like a king* * *SF CAm baby's bottle* * *masculino pashavivir como un pachá — to live like a lord o king
* * *femenino (AmC) baby's bottle* * *( AmC)baby's bottle* * *
Multiple Entries:
pacha
pachá
pacha sustantivo femenino (AmC) baby's bottle
pachá sustantivo masculino
♦ Locuciones: familiar vivir como un pachá, to live like a king
' pachá' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
pacha
* * *pacha nfMéx Fam flask o bottle of booze -
63 bebercio *
SM booze * -
64 bebereca *
SF And booze * -
65 bebezón
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66 bebezona *
SF booze-up * -
67 borrachear *
VI to booze *, get drunk habitually -
68 copear
v.1 to have a few drinks (informal).2 to pub-crawl.* * *1 to drink, go drinking* * *VI1) * (=beber) to booze *, tipple *2) (Com) to sell wine ( etc) by the glass* * *copear [A1 ]vi( fam); to go out drinking o for a drink* * *
copear verbo intransitivo familiar to go out for drinks
* * *copear viFam to have a few (drinks)* * *v/i famgo out drinking -
69 chicar *
VI And to booze *, drink -
70 chupe
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71 empinar el codo*
to have a few *, bend the elbow *; to booze *, prop up the bar * -
72 empinar la bijirita*
(=beber) to booze *, drink a lot; (=enriquecerse) to make money by dubious methods -
73 miche
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74 pachanga *
SF1) (=fiesta) lively party; (=juerga) binge *, booze-up **2) Caribe (=lío) mix-up3) (Mús) Cuban dance -
75 pimplar *
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76 priva *
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77 privarse
IVPRprivarse de algo — (=abstenerse) to deprive o.s. of sth; (=renunciar) to give sth up, forgo sth
IIno se privan de nada — they don't want for anything, they lack nothing
* VT VI (=beber) to booze ** * *vpr1.privarse de [quedarse sin] to go without;me privo de comer dulces I've stopped eating sweet things;no me privo de nada I don't deprive myself of anything* * *v/r deprive o.s.;privarse de algo deprive o.s. of sth, go without sth* * *vr: to deprive oneself -
78 soplar vidrio*
to booze * -
79 tambarria *
SF And, CAm binge *, booze-up * -
80 trinque *
SM liquor, booze *
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