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4 +2 | hipogloso o halibut |
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4 +1 | Rodaballo, fletán |
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5 | halibut |
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Rodaballo, fletán Explanation: En algunas regiones de España se le llama rodaballo (quizás el nombre más extendido) y en otras fletán. También está permitido mantener su nombre en inglés, es decir Halibut, aunque yo me inclinaría por rodaballo. Saludos :) Mireia |
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halibut Explanation: It's a species of fish, "halibut" in Spanish (not just L.A. Spanish), "halibot" in English. Translations in many languages of this name can be found on the pages below. Reference: http://www.fishroute.net/NEDERLANDS/108b.htm Reference: http://www.gov.nf.ca/fishaq/Species/Groundfish/atlHalibut.ht... |
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hipogloso o halibut Explanation: Aunque ya calificaste, puedes encontrar la respuesta en el glosario de Proz, en el par francés-español. http://www.proz.com/v3/?sp=h&id=58265&keyword=halibut Reference: http://www.proz.com/v3/?sp=h&id=58265&keyword=halibut |
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