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¿Qué es 'trastero de casa'?

¿Qué es 'trastero de casa'?

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Aquí está la frase: 'Quien desee visitarlo sin meter la pata debe dejar la mentalidad occidental en el trastero de casa.'

¿Significa 'closet'? cool hmm

¡Gracias!

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updated Dec 13, 2010
edited by Toast
posted by Toast

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parece que sí, el lugar donde guardas todos los ´ trastes´ que usas poco.

updated Dec 13, 2010
posted by mediterrunio
More to the point than my explanation. - 0074b507, Dec 13, 2010
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We had a previous thread a while back on what a lumber-room is (one definition for trastero) in case it turns out that is what is being alluded to.

The large houses of the well-heeled of Britain commonly had much very old, well-built furniture in them, more than was to be used in every room at any given time. Every piece was made-to-order. When not needed, it was neither sold nor discarded by them. At least one out-of-the-way room was selected to store the pieces that weren't in use. This was called the lumber room.

Storage room. That may be the nuance of closet in this context.

updated Dec 13, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
Lumber can also mean "wood" so that may explain why the wooden furniture was stored in a "lumber room" - ian-hill, Dec 13, 2010