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na +1 | sorteo, concurso |
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na +1 | apuestas/polla |
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na | apuestas, propuestas (in your context) |
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na | concurso |
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na | SORTEO |
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na | SORTEO |
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na | ...rifa... |
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sorteo, concurso Explanation: Usually some kind of contest where a prize or cash is given away. |
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apuestas, propuestas (in your context) Explanation: Dany, I wouldn´t go for ofertas. Propuestas sounds less gambling-like than apuestas, and it would depend on the kind of entries. I would even think of "moción", if it is referring to different opinions. good luck! |
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concurso Explanation: En PR hay muchos de estos concursos. El sorteo es como la rifa. |
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apuestas/polla Explanation: Hi Dany! The Oxford Superlex gives the following translation of "sweepstakes": ---------------- sweepstakes / "swi:psteIks /, (BrE) sweepstake / "swi:psteIk / n a (race) carrera en la que el ganador se lleva todas las apuestas b (lottery) apuesta f, polla f (AmL) ------------------------------------ I don't think your context is about a race, rather about placing bets. So I would go for "apuestas" (I'm not sure what the "polla" is). Hope this helps:-) terry Above |
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SORTEO Explanation: Sweepstakes are sorteos! At least, this is the word in Argentina... Hope it helps! Ceci :) Native Argentinean living in the US |
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SORTEO Explanation: Sweepstakes are sorteos! At least, this is the word in Argentina... Hope it helps! Ceci :) Native Argentinean living in the US |
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...rifa... Explanation: Just another option, and a more colloquial one... |
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