samogon
Spanish translation: aguardiente
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| na | samogon |
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| na | aguardiente casero |
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| na | Aguardiante casero |
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| na | aguardiente |
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samogon Explanation: i don't know which way you translate but i can explain the origin of the term sam means "by yourself" por si mismo and ogon means "fire" fuego and so "boil" , hervir,arder, hope you speak english i guess evey country has a term to describe this hot stuff |
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aguardiente casero Explanation: Samogón es vodka destilado en casa, el propietario "sam gonit" lo destila él mismo, por la forma más corta de decirlo sería "aguardiente" o "aguardiente casero" o bien "vodka casero" si se trata de Rusia |
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Aguardiante casero Explanation: El «Camogon»ruso tiene dos variantes: es tanto el vodka no rectificado o poco elaborado, como el vodka producido en casa, con un cierto matiz de ilegalidad (lo tenía al menos durante la ley seca que impuso Gorbachov) Yo, al español, lo traduciría, según el contexto como "aguardiante casero" o "aguardiante no rectificado" Espero que te sirva. Oksana A. Arabadzhieva. [email protected] |
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aguardiente Explanation: Simplemente "aguardiente": aguardiente (de agua + ardiente) 1 m. Bebida alcohólica que por destilación se obtiene del vino o de otras sustancias: ~ alemán, purgante que se obtiene a base de macerar determinadas hierbas en aguardiente; ~ de cabeza, el primero que sale de la destilación de cada calderada; ~ de caña, el que se obtiene de la melaza. Pl. aguardientes. Reference: http://diccionarios.com |
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