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similar

adjective

similar
[ˈsɪmɪlə(r)]
adjetivo
1. parecido(a) (to a)
  • similar in appearance/size -> de parecido aspecto/tamaño

similar [si-mi-lar]
adjetivo
1. Similar, homogéneo.
2. Semejante, similitudinario, que se parece o tiene semejanza con otra cosa.

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