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1 merendar
v.1 to have for tea.1 to have tea.3 to snack, to have a snack, to eat, to lunch.* * *1 to have an afternoon snack, have tea1 to have for tea2 (acabar rápidamente) to knock off* * *1.verbo intransitivo to have a snack in the afternoon, have tea2.niños, a merendar! — teatime, children
merendar vt to have... as an afternoon snack3.merendarse v pron (fam) <adversarios/contrincantes> to thrash (colloq); < trabajo> to polish off (colloq)* * *1.verbo intransitivo to have a snack in the afternoon, have tea2.niños, a merendar! — teatime, children
merendar vt to have... as an afternoon snack3.merendarse v pron (fam) <adversarios/contrincantes> to thrash (colloq); < trabajo> to polish off (colloq)* * *merendar [A5 ]vito have a snack in the afternoon, have teamerendamos en el campo we had a picnic (tea) in the country¡niños, a merendar! teatime, children■ merendarvtto have … as an afternoon snack, have … for tea( fam); ‹adversarios/contrincantes› to thrash ( colloq), to trounce ( colloq); ‹trabajo› to polish off ( colloq)este libro te lo meriendas en una tarde you'll get through this book in an afternoon* * *
merendar ( conjugate merendar) verbo intransitivo
to have a snack in the afternoon, have tea;
verbo transitivo
to have … as an afternoon snack
merendar
I verbo transitivo merendé un bocadillo, I had a sandwich for tea
II verbo intransitivo to have an afternoon snack, to have tea
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* * *♦ vito have tea [as a light afternoon meal]♦ vtto have for tea [as a light afternoon meal]* * *I v/t:merendar algo have sth as an afternoon snackII v/i have an afternoon snack* * *merendar {55} vi: to have an afternoon snackmerendar vt: to have as an afternoon snack* * *merendar vb1. (tomar la merienda) to have tea2. (tomar para la merienda) to have for tea
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