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12:58 Dec 18, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Robert INGLEDEW Argentina Local time: 15:18 | ||||||
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acquired, bad or mean, social habits Explanation: seems straight forward |
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the bad or mean social habits acquired Explanation: just another way of expressing it. |
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the bad or corrupt social habits acquired Explanation: I like Robert's structure, I just think a stronger word than 'mean' is required |
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Acquired social habits that are bad or stingy. Explanation: not so straightforward if one does not know the whole sentence but in general I think that stingy is the best translation for mezquino. Berry |
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acquired bad or petty social habits Explanation: I think "mezquino" here applies to a sense of moral generosity. |
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