albatross

albatross
[ˈælbətrɒs]
sustantivo
1albatros m inv

albatross [al-bá-tros]
sustantivo
1Albatros.

albatross [ˈælbətrɒs]
noun
1 (Orn) albatros; (m)
2 (burden) rémora; (f)
Privatization could become a political albatross for the Tories There are already signs that the minimum wage is making a rapid transition from flagship policy to potential albatross Now she has another albatross to carry - Four Weddings And A Funeral, which means audiences the world over will know her as that nice girl in nice hats
to be an albatross around sb's neck suponer una rémora para algn
The Observer agreed - describing Mrs Thatcher as "an electoral albatross around the party's neck"
3 (Golf) albatros; (m) menos tres; (m)

albatros
masculine noun invariable
1albatross

albatros [al-bah’-tros]
noun
1The albatross. (m)

albatros
sustantivo:masculino:invariable
albatross; double eagle; (EEUU)

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