Mouthful
noun, plural -fuls.
1. the amount a mouth can hold.
2. the amount taken into the mouth at one time.
3. a small quantity.
4. Informal. a spoken remark of great truth, relevance, effectiveness, etc.: You said a mouthful!
5. a long word or group of words, esp. one that is hard to pronounce
Ya lo indica indirectamente Adriana con la definición que apunta. Igual que spoonful, armful etc. Una palabra y una sola l.
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un poco enredoso
Explanation: Les pareció enredoso por ser largo y difícil de pronunciar
Example sentence(s):
"Les pareció un poco enredoso y decidieron acortarlo a..."
Blanca García-Puente United Kingdom Local time: 18:26 Native speaker of: Spanish PRO pts in category: 4
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(el nombre les parecía/les pareció) muy largo...
Explanation: ...y decidieron acortarlo.
Mouthful
noun, plural -fuls.
1. the amount a mouth can hold.
2. the amount taken into the mouth at one time.
3. a small quantity.
4. Informal. a spoken remark of great truth, relevance, effectiveness, etc.: You said a mouthful!
5. a long word or group of words, esp. one that is hard to pronounce
peer agreement (net): +2
