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updated ABR 30, 2010
edited by Yahaira-Maitea
posted by Yahaira-Maitea
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I supposed you are looking for aterrorizada
Terrorize = aterrorizar
Una aterrorizada (n) means a scare, to give someone a scare.
It can also be an adjective: Ella está aterrorizada.
Need more text to figure out what they are talking about.
updated OCT 5, 2009
edited by 00b83c38
posted by 00b83c38
What are you saying? - jessh, OCT 5, 2009
That's what I want to know. - 00b83c38, OCT 5, 2009
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Actually, I've just realized that the word "aterrizada" might be some very unsual derivative of the verb aterrizar, though I failed to find it in any dictionary.
aterrizar = to land a plane
Of course, we don't go around saying: "La aterrizada del avión...
Mas bien decimos:
“El aterrizaje del avión fue muy suave” --- The plane landing was very smooth.
“Esperamos que el avión aterrice a tiempo” --- We expect the plane to land on time.
updated OCT 5, 2009
posted by 00b83c38
