ramose

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ramose [ra-mous]
adjetivo
1Ramoso.

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ramo
masculine noun
1bunch, bouquet (de flores)
2branch (rama)
  • el ramo de la construcción -> the building industry

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ramo [rah’-mo]
noun
1Branch of a bough or limb (de árbol); branchlet; also a limb cut off from a tree. (m)
2Any part separated from a whole. (m)
3A string of onions. (m)
4Branch of trade. (m)
5Concern, business. (m)
6Branch or special part of an art or science. (m)
7Branch, outgrowth of something not material. (m)
  • Domingo de Ramos -> Palm Sunday

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ramo
sustantivo:masculino
1 [de flores] bouquet; bunch
ramo de novia bride's bouquet
2 [de árbol] branch
3 (Com) (sector) field; section; department
es del ramo de la alimentación he's in the food business; el ministro del ramo the appropriate minister; the minister concerned with this; es del ramo (familiar) (homosexual) he's one of them; (familiar) he's a poof; (muy_familiar) he's a fag; (EEUU) (muy_familiar)
4 (familiar) (ramalazo) (also ramos)
tiene ramos de loco he has a streak of madness in him; he has a mad streak in him

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