mácula

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macula [ma-kiu-la]
sustantivo
1Mácula, mancha, tacha, lunar.
  • Solar macula -> mácula del sol

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mácula
feminine noun
1blemish (Formal)

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mácula [mah’-coo-lah]
noun
1Stain, spot, blemish, macula. (f)
2Trick, fraud (trampa). (f)

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mácula
sustantivo:femenino
1 (literario) (mancha) blemish; stain
sin mácula [+objeto] immaculate; [+interpretación, actuación] faultless; [+historial, pasado] unblemished
la lisura sin mácula de la esfera la exactitud sin mácula de las seis voces del Collegium Vocale Koln
Lo avalan décadas como político en activo sin mácula dos vírgenes atribuladas, sin mancilla y sin mácula
2 (Anatomía) blind spot
3 (Astronomía) (also mácula solar) sunspot
4 (trampa) trick; fraud

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