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| na | agotado / que se aburre |
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| na | ¿picado? |
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| na | cínico, desvergonzado, impudente, descarado, audáz, insolente. |
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agotado / que se aburre Explanation: It should spell with one "d". jad·ed [jáydd ] adjective 1. bored: no longer interested in something, often because of having been overexposed to it 2. tired: exhausted, especially through overwork jad·ed·ly adverb jad·ed·ness noun HTH Encarta |
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¿picado? Explanation: sólo en el contexto de minería. Dicc. Polit�cnico, Beigbeder |
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cínico, desvergonzado, impudente, descarado, audáz, insolente. Explanation: jaded-harto, hartado. cínico-cynic, cynical, satirical cinicamente-cynically, brazenly, shamelessly, impudently. hope this helps. bye Vel�zquez ES><EN Dictionary |
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