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| Selected response from: Gustavo Garrido Argentina Local time: 14:59 | ||||||
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cogollos de información Explanation: Me parece una opción, puesto que tanto las "pepitas" (nugget), como los cogollos se encuentran en el centro y son lo mejor, lo escogido. Un saludo :o) http://www.wordreference.com/English/definition.asp?en=nugge... nugget [ngt] n. 1. a small piece or lump. esp of gold in its natural state. 2. something small but valuable or excellent. http://www.rae.es/ cogollo. (Del lat. cucullus, capucho, voz de or. celta; cf. irl. cochull). 4. m. Lo escogido, lo mejor. |
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un dato muy valioso (datos muy valiosos) Explanation: This is what the Oxford dictionary suggests for "a nugget of information" to convey the idea of something valuable, as a gold nugget. Hope it helps, Sarah. |
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