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zorro

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fox

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zorro, -a
adjective
1. foxy, crafty
  • no tengo ni zorra (idea) (muy informal) -> I haven't got a (peninsular Spanish) bloody o (British) goddamn clue (United States)
masculine or feminine noun
2. fox (también figurative)
  • zorro, -a azul/ártico -> blue/arctic fox
masculine noun
3. fox (fur) (piel)
zorros
plural masculine noun
1. feather duster (utensilio)
  • estar hecho unos zorros (informal) -> to be whacked, to be done in; (cansado, maltrecho) to be fuming (enfurecido)

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zorro [thor'-ro]
noun
1. A male fox. (m)
2. Fox, a knave or cunning fellow. (m)
3. V. (m)
noun
  • Estar hecho un zorro -> to be extremely drowsy or heavy with sleep
noun, plural
4. Fox-skins; foxtails used in dusting furniture.
ZORROCLOCO, 2d de
article & verb
1. ZORRERO.

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zorro
adjetivo
foxy; crafty
1 (animal) fox
zorro gris grey fox
Un zorro gris, llamado chila, en el Parque Nacional Punta Tombo
2 (piel) fox fur; fox skin
zorro plateado silver fox (fur)
3 (persona) (taimado) crafty, old fox; (gandúl) slacker; shirker
estar hecho un zorro to be very drowsy
estar hecho unos zorros [+habitación] to be in an awful state; [+persona] to be all in
zorra

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