mango

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mango

∗ noun

mango
(pl mangos or mangoes)
[ˈmæŋgəʊ]
sustantivo
1mango (m)

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mango [man-gou]
sustantivo
1Mango, árbol originario de la India, de fruta muy estimada y abundante en las Antilla
sustantivo

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mango [ˈmæŋɡəʊ]
noun
mangoes (plural) (fruit, tree) mango; (m)

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mango
masculine noun
1handle (asa)
2mango tree (árbol); mango (fruta)
3cash (informal) (dinero) (RP)
  • no tener un mango -> not to have a bean, to be skint

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mango [mahn’-go]
noun
1Handle, haft, heft; helve, the handle of an axe. (m)
2Indian mango-tree. (Botany) (m)

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mango
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Botánica) mango
2 (S. Cone) (muy_familiar) dough; (muy_familiar) dosh; (muy_familiar)
3 (México) (familiar) good-looking lad
mango
sustantivo:masculino
1 (asa) handle
mango de escoba (para barrer) broomstick; (Aeronáutica) joystick
mango de pluma penholder
2 (Arg) (familiar) (dinero) dough; (muy_familiar) dosh; (muy_familiar)

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