pampas

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pampas [pam-pas]
sustantivo
1Pampas, llanura (plural)
sustantivo
  • The Pampas -> la Pampa

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pampas [ˈpæmpəs]
noun:plural
pampa; (f)
the Pampas la Pampa

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pampa
feminine noun
also:
  • la pampa -> the pampas (plural)

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pampa [pahm’-pah]
noun
1An extensive plain. (America) (f)
2(Cono Sur) Region of nitrate deposits; open area on the outskirts of a town (descampado). (f)
noun
3A tree of the Philippine Islands. (m)
The wood is used for making chests and for sheathing boats.

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pampa
sustantivo:femenino
1 (Latinoamérica) (Geografía) pampa(s); prairie
la Pampa the Pampas
note note See culture box in entry gaucho.
2 (S. Cone) (Minería) region of nitrate deposits; (descampado) open area on the outskirts of a town
3 (And) (en la sierra) high grassy plateau
4
a en la pampao (Latinoamérica) (familiar) in the open
en pampa (Latinoamérica) (familiar) in the nude
estar en pampa y la vía (S. Cone) (familiar) to be flat broke; (familiar)
quedarse en pampa (S. Cone) (familiar) to come to nothing; fall through
pampa
adjetivo
1 (And) (S. Cone) (familiar) [+negocio] shady; dishonest
2 (And) (endeble) weak; feeble
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
(Arg) (pampean) Indian
sustantivo:masculino
(Lingüística) language of the pampean Indians

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