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backstroke [ˈbækstrəʊk]
sustantivo
1. espalda (f) (in swimming)
- to do or swim (the) backstroke -> nadar a espalda
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backstroke [bak-strouk]
sustantivo
1. En natación, brazada de dorso.
Revés (in tennis).
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