so-called

so-called
[səʊˈkɔːld]
adjetivo
1. (así) llamado(a) (generally known as); mal llamado(a) (wrongly known as)

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so-called [sou-kold]
adjetivo
1. Denominado, llamado; supuesto.

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"so-called" en el foro de Respuestas
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R: Quinceañera
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R: Thank you so so much!!!
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