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13:49 Dec 26, 2007 |
Spanish language (monolingual) [PRO] Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature | |||||||
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4 +2 | una persona con gracia, con donaire (irónicamente) |
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4 | difícil |
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4 | de mala suerte |
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difícil Explanation: "Salado" en Uruguay, tiene este significado, y en especial en el lenguaje de los jóvenes. Espero que te sirva en tu contexto. |
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una persona con gracia, con donaire (irónicamente) Explanation: un "tío salao" es alguien con sal, con gracia, que cae simpático, a quien las cosas le salen bien naturalmente. Pero también se usa mucho irónicamente con el significado opuesto, como creo que pasa aquí: un hombre que es todo lo contrario de desenvuelto. DRAE: Sal = 2. f. Agudeza, donaire, chiste en el habla. 3. f. Garbo, gracia, gentileza en los ademanes |
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