morose [məˈrəʊs]
morose [məˈrəʊs]
adjetivo
1hosco(a), huraño(a)
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morose [mo-rous]
adjetivo
1Moroso; áspero de genio, bronco, cabezudo; fantástico; triste.
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moro, -a
adjective
1Moorish (history)
2sexist (muy informal) (machista) (peninsular Spanish)
masculine or feminine noun
3Moor (history)
- moros y cristianos -> = traditional Spanish festival involving mock battle between Moors and Christians
- no hay moros en la costa (figurative) -> the coast is clear
4Arab (informal Pey) (árabe) (peninsular Spanish), = pejorative term referring to a North African or Arab person
masculine noun
5sexist man (informal) (machista) (peninsular Spanish)
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moro [mo’-ro, rah]
adjective
1Moorish, belonging to the Moors.
2In jocular style, it is applied to wine not mixed with water or christened.
3Dappled (caballo).
noun
4Moor, a native of Africa. (m & f)
5Domineering husband (marido). (m & f)
6Drug pusher (vendedor). (m & f)
- Haber moros y cristianos -> to have a great scuffle or dispute
moroa mora
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