yesistas e escayolistas
English translation: Plasterers (both)
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Plasterers (both) Explanation: Yesista o yesero = plasterer Diccionario OXford Español-Inglés yeso m a (Art, Const) plaster b (AmL) (Med) plaster escayola f a (material) plaster Also is known as plaster of Paris. Escayolista = plasterer too. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 21 mins (2005-05-29 13:04:16 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- yesero -ra m, f plasterer |
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