típico

típico(
tee
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pee
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koh
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An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. typical
La fiebre y el sudor son síntomas típicos de la malaria.Fever and sweating are typical symptoms of malaria.
a. just like
Se fue sin despedirse. - Típico de ella.She left without saying goodbye. - That's just like her.
b. typical
Justo como me lo esperaba. Es un hombre típico que actúa sin pensar.Just as I expected. He's a typical man who doesn't think before acting.
a. traditional
La tarantella es un baile italiano típico.The tarantella is a traditional Italian dance.
b. typical
Me gustaría probar algún plato típico de la región.I'd like to try a dish typical of the region.
a. picturesque
Vimos unos pueblos muy típicos.We saw some very picturesque villages.
b. full of local color
Regionalism used in the United States
(United States)
Me encanta ese restaurante porque me parece tan típico.I love that restaurant because it seems so full of local color.
c. full of local colour
Regionalism used in the United Kingdom
(United Kingdom)
El festival de la ciudad es verdaderamente típico.The town's festival is really full of local colour.
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