14:38 Jan 25, 2000 |
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falda de jubón plegado Explanation: Hard to say without seeing a picture of it, but that would be my best guess ... |
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"falda con cintura fruncida" Explanation: This is per "Diccionario Textil y del Vestir by Manuel Estany Segalás. |
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falda fruncida Explanation: Dressmakers and people talking about a skirt style, use this term. |
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Falda de jersey, plegada a la cintura. Explanation: Any other definition of jersey refers to bovine attributes. "Fruncida" connotes crookednes. If it were pleated it would be "alforzada". If it's gathered it's plegada. |
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falda negra de tejido de punto, plisada en la cintura Explanation: This would be the phrase more easily understood in all Spanish speaking countries. "Fruncida" would not work in Latin America as it means "crooked". |
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Falda Recogida Explanation: In Latin American Spanish (Colombian most precisely which is considered the best Spanish in Latin America). |
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falda con plieges en la cintura Explanation: Si la descripción es para lectores, que pueden apreciar la foto se habla de que la falda esta confeccionada con pliegues en la cintura. Si por lo contrario, se trata de explicar que alguien lleve puesta una falda plegada a la cintura, la falda no necesariamente esta confeccionada con pliegues, sino que puede haberse plegado por simular un cinturon o marcar la línea de la cintura (sin pliegues). |
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