poncho

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poncho
(pl ponchos)
[ˈpɒntʃəʊ]
sustantivo
1poncho (m)

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poncho [pon-chou]
sustantivo
1Poncho, prenda de vestir.

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poncho [ˈpɒntʃəʊ]
noun
ponchos (plural) poncho; (m) manta; (f) ruana; (f) (Col) (Ven) sarape; (m) (Méx) jorongo; (m) (Méx)

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poncho
masculine noun
1poncho, blanket (for wearing)

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poncho [pon’-cho]
noun
1Poncho (manta), man’s jacket; blanket (frazada). (m)
adjective
1Lazy (vago), indolent, heedless.

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poncho
adjetivo
1 (perezoso) lazy; idle
2 (tranquilo) quiet; peaceable
3 (And) (gordito) chubby
poncho
sustantivo:masculino
(ropa) poncho; cape; (manta) blanket
los de a poncho (And) (familiar) the poor
estar a poncho (And) (familiar) to be in the dark
arrastrar el poncho (Latinoamérica) (familiar) to be looking spoiling for a fight;o
donde el diablo perdió el poncho (S. Cone) (familiar) at the back of beyond; (familiar)
pisarle el poncho a algn (And) to humiliate sb
pisarse el poncho (S. Cone) (familiar) to be mistaken

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