taking

[ˈteɪkɪŋ]

sustantivo

también:

taking [tei-kin]

adjetivo

1. Encantador, seductor, atractivo, halagüeño (charm).

2. Contagioso. (Familiar) (m)

sustantivo

3. Acción del que toma o embarga; secuestro, embargo.

4. Afición a alguna cosa: inclinación, afecto; se usa con for.

5. (plural)

6. Captura; de aquí, situación difícil, trance apurado. (Familiar) (m)

Recibos.

"taking" en el foro de Respuestas


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