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maelstrom [ˈmeɪlstrəm]
sustantivo
1. torbellino (m) (also sentido figurado)
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maelstrom [meil-stroum]
1. Malstrom, peligroso remolino que forman las aguas junto a la costa de Noruega.
2. Cualquier fuerza o influencia poderosa que arruina y destruye.
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