close-fisted |
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close-fisted [klous-fis-tid]
adjetivo
1. Apretado, avariento, mezquino, tacaño, agarrado.
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| Q: | How do you say close up view in Spanish? |
| A: | You can say, for example: He tomado/sacado fotos **de cerca** de los pájaros. ( I have taken **close up** photos of the birds.) |
| Q: | The future tense of "to close" |
| A: | Muchas gracias, Evelio. |
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