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Spanish translation: increíble /muy substancial/muy sólido
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| na | exorbitante |
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| na | increíble /muy substancial/muy sólido |
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exorbitante Explanation: In this case the intensity of the red-hot color is used as a simile. Talking about earnings "exorbitante" is a poweful word. Hope it is useful for you. OSO :^) |
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increíble /muy substancial/muy sólido Explanation: Exorbitant possibly implies 'excessively pricey', and is usually collocated with 'costs paid' not 'selling prices/money earned' I suggest 'increíble'or 'muy sustancial' or 'muy sólido' because of the context (25 times earnings is a very substantial profit) |
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