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Mexico Spanish - English

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  • Englishspeed bump

  • Englishtransverse ridge in the road

  • Spanishreductor de velocidad gespecially formal usage, resalto gespecially formal usage, badén gSpain, banda sonora gSpain, chapa acostado gEcuador, durmiente qualifier qualifier


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  • Englishlame

  • Englishslang: failing to be cool, funny, interesting or relevant

  • Spanishqualifieres


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  • Englishcommon bean

  • Englishplant

  • Spanishcaraota gVenezuela, chícharo gSouthern Spain - specifically Seville and Cordoba, fréjol gBoliviaColombia, frijol gCosta Rica


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  • Englishfanny pack

  • Englishpouch

  • SpanishbananoMexico, cangura gCosta Rica, canguro gColombia, koala gVenezuela, riñonera g


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  • Englishsleazy

  • EnglishMarked by low quality, inferior, inadequate

  • Spanishcutre, gacho qualifier


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  • Englishflamboyant

  • Englishtree

  • Spanishacacia gVenezuela, acacia roja gColombia, árbol de fuego gEl Salvador, chivato gArgentina


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  • Englishcool

  • Englishcolloquial: all right, acceptable

  • Spanishbacán qualifierEcuadorUruguay, bravazo qualifierChile, chévere qualifierColombia


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  • Englishshop

  • Englisha class taught typically in junior high school, teaching vocational skill

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  • Englishpardon

  • Englishinterjection, request to repeat

  • Spanish¿cómo?, ¿perdón?, ¿ah#SpanishColombia


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  • Englishmop

  • Englishimplement for washing floors

  • Spanishchascona gChile, coleto gVenezuela - especially colloquial usage , strictly speaking, "coleto" means "floorcloth", fregona gSpain, lampazo gArgentinaPuerto Rico, mechudo g


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  • Englishpaca

  • Englishrodent of genus Cuniculus

  • Spanishboruga gColombian Amazonia, conejo pintado gPanama, guagua gEcuador, guartinaja gNorthwestern Colombia, jochi pintado g


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  • Englishtwin

  • Englisheither of two people who shared the same uterus, or of two similar or closely related objects

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  • Englishbookish

  • Englishgiven to reading, fond of study

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  • Englishall right

  • EnglishUsed to affirm, indicate agreement, or consent (1)

  • Spanishde acuerdo, muy bien, ándale qualifier


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  • Englishfloorcloth

  • Englishcloth for cleaning floors

  • Spanishaljofifa gSouthern Spain, bayeta gSpain standard usage, coleto gVenezuela, frazada de piso gCuba, jerga gMexico, paño rejilla gArgentina, rodilla g


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  • Englishqueer

  • Englishslang: homosexual

  • Spanishmarica, maricón, trucha, julay, soplanucas, muerdealmohadas qualifieres


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  • Englishchignon

  • Englishroll or twist of hair worn at the nape of the neck, a bun

  • Spanishmoño


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  • Englishkinkajou

  • EnglishPotos flavus

  • Spanishchosna gPeru, cuchicuchi gVenezuela, cusumbí gPanama, cusumbo gEcuador, martilla gCosta Rica, martucha gMexico, mico de noche g


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  • Englishmosquito

  • Englishsmall flying insect of the family Culicidae, known for biting and sucking blood

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  • Englishunderpants

  • Englishunderwear

  • Spanishcalzoncillosdated - current usage : calzoncillos, qualifier


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  • Englishhump

  • Englishtransitive, slang: to have sex with

  • Spanishqualifierslang


  • Englishhump

  • Englishintransitive, slang: to carry, especially with some exertion

  • Spanishqualifierslang


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  • Englishramble

  • Englishto talk or write incessantly, unclearly, or incoherently, with many digressions

  • Spanishdivagar, debrayar qualifier


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  • Englishscavenger

  • EnglishSomeone who scavenges, especially one who searches through rubbish for food or useful things

  • Spanishrecicladoreses


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  • Englishplay hooky

  • Englishto stay away from school, work, etc. without suitable permission or excuse

  • SpanishqualifieresBolivia, comer jobo qualifierNorthern Spain, specifically Cantabria, echarse la pera qualifierSpain's Balearic Islands, fumarse la clase qualifier


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