guiñapo

el guiñapo
A masculine noun is used with masculine articles and adjectives (e.g., el hombre guapo, el sol amarillo).
masculine noun
a. rag
Oye, Fido, ¿de dónde sacaste ese guiñapo? - ¿Esperas que tu perro te responda?Hey, Fido, where did you get that rag? - Do you expect your dog to answer you?
b. tatter
La ropa de la anciana era puro guiñapo y remiendo.The clothes of the old woman were all tatters and patches.
a. wreck
Este hombre era un tipo grandote y macizo, pero ahora, después de su enfermedad, está hecho un guiñapo.This man used to be a big, solid guy, but now, after his long illness, he's a wreck.
a. ragamuffin
En el callejón, dos guiñapos dormían sobre un colchón.In the alley, two ragamuffins slept on a mattress.
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