what does "especularmente" (in the phrase below) Thanks!
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en muchos aspectos físicos se parecían especularmente al final
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updated Oct 31, 2010
posted by mamandetrois
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I don't think so, Kiwi.
Your "especular image" is your "mirror image", your reflection in the mirror, an image that is very similar to you, almost identical.
Then, the sentence can mean "in many aspects, they were like two peas in a pod"
An example of mirror images are our hands. One is the reflection of the other one, but they are not identical, they are reversed. This phenomenon is also known as chirality.
updated Oct 31, 2010
posted by cogumela
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Do you think it should be: espectacularmente; spectacularly?
updated Oct 31, 2010
posted by Kiwi-Girl
That crossed my mind too. I may just go with that. Thanks! - mamandetrois, Oct 31, 2010
