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droll [drəʊl]
adjetivo
1. gracioso(a)
- oh, very droll! (Ironic) -> ¡muy gracioso!
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droll [droul]
adjetivo
1. Festivo, chancero, jocoso, chistoso, gracioso, con chispa (comic), raro; curioso (quaint, curious).
- Droll saying -> dicho gracioso
- Droll affair -> cosa rara
sustantivo
2. Bufón, bufonada.
3. Farsa.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Chocarrear, chancearse. (n)
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