mote

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mote [mout]
sustantivo
1Mota, átomo; punto.
2Se usa en composición con la significación de junta, asamblea o tribunal.
verbo
3g.
  • folkmote ->
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mote [məʊt]
noun
átomo; (m) mota; (f)
to see the mote in our neighbour's eye and not the beam in our own ver la paja en el ojo ajeno y no la viga en el propio

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mote
masculine noun
1nickname

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mote [mo’-tay]
noun
1Motto or sentence added to a device, or prefixed to anything written. (m)
2Nickname (apodo). (m)
3Popcorn. (Bolivia) (m)

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mote
sustantivo:masculino
1 (apodo) nickname
le pusieron el mote de "el abuelo" they nicknamed him they gave him the nickname "Grandad";o
nos llaman por el mote de mi abuelo # los Tejeros"
2 (Hist) motto; device
mote
sustantivo:masculino
1 (And) (S. Cone) (trigo) boiled wheat; (maíz) boiled maize; boiled corn; (EEUU)
mote con huesillos (Chile) maize and peach drink
2 (S. Cone)
pelar mote to gossip
como mote in large numbers

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