husband

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noun

husband

[ˈhʌzbənd]

sustantivo

1. marido (m)

verbo transitivo

2. economizar (Formal) (one's resources)

husband [jas-band]

sustantivo

1. Marido, esposo.

2. Hombre económico, comedido, frugal en sus gastos. (Antiguo)

1. Gobernar con economía y frugalidad, ahorrar (save), economizar.

2. Procurar marido a alguna mujer.

3. Ser marido de; hacer el papel de marido; pasar por tal.

va.


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