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piecemeal [ˈpiːsmiːl]
adjetivo
1. deslavazado(a), poco sistemático(a)
adverbio
2. deslavazadamente, desordenadamente
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piecemeal [pis-mil]
adverbio
1. En pedazos.
adjetivo
2. Dividido.
sustantivo
3. Fragmento, pedazo.
- By piecemeal -> a pedacitos, a bocaditos
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