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1 manoletina
2 (calzado) open, low-heeled shoe, similar to those used by bullfighters* * *SF (Taur) a kind of pass with the cape* * *A ( Taur) pass made with the red cape, during which the bullfighter stays immobile during the bull's attack* * *manoletina nf1. Taurom = pass with the cape2. [zapato] = type of open, low-heeled shoe, often with a bow -
2 torera
f.bolero (jacket) (item of clothing).* * *1 bolero jacket, bolero\saltarse algo a la torera familiar to ignore something completely* * *SF (=chaqueta) short tight jackettorero* * *femenino bolerosaltarse algo a la torera — (fam) to flout something
* * *----* saltarse Algo a la torera = flout.* saltarse la ley a la torera = flout + the law.* * *femenino bolerosaltarse algo a la torera — (fam) to flout something
* * ** saltarse Algo a la torera = flout.* saltarse la ley a la torera = flout + the law.* * *bolero ( worn by bullfighters)saltarse algo a la torera ( fam); to flout o disregard sth* * *
torero,-a sustantivo masculino y femenino bullfighter
torera f (chaqueta) bolero jacket
* * *torera nf1. [prenda] bolero (jacket);saltarse algo a la torera to flout sth* * *f:saltarse algo a la torera fam flout sth, disregard sthI adj bullfighting atr ;chaqueta torera boleroII m, torera f bullfighter -
3 taleguilla
f.1 a small bag.Taleguilla de la sal (Coll.) daily expenditure, money spent each day2 the breeches that bullfighters wear.3 small sack, small bag.* * *SF bullfighter's breeches pl* * *femenino bullfighter's breeches (pl)* * *femenino bullfighter's breeches (pl)* * *( Taur) bullfighter's breeches o trousers (pl)* * *
taleguilla sustantivo femenino
1 small bag
2 Taur (pantalón de torero) bullfighter's breeches
* * *taleguilla nf= trousers worn by bullfighter
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