wood burning stove
Spanish translation: Estufa de leña
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peer agreement (net): +2Estufa de leña Explanation: Exp. Nací en México y viví ahi 35 años. Ahora resido en Estados Unidos. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs 0 min (2004-04-03 22:51:00 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Hasta los mexicanos necesitaríamos más contexto para una respuesta correcta. Si es cerrada, sería estufa de leña. Si es abierta, sería fogón (se sobreentiende que es de leña porque todavía no inventan los fogones de gas, que yo sepa) ;-) Chimenea es la de la casa, por donde se supone entra Santa Clos. Fogata es en la playa o de día de campo, para asar salchicas, bombones. Fogón y estufa son más bien para la cocina. Espero te sirva y saludos! |
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