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jorobado1
hunchbacked, adj.
adjetivoFeminine jorobada
1malsonante despectivo
(giboso)hunchbacked malsonante despectivohumpbacked EEUU malsonante despectivo2
2.1informal (fastidiado)
anda todavía algo jorobada — she's still a bit low coloquial- está / anda jorobado del estómago últimamente — his stomach's been playing (him) up / giving him some trouble recently
- tantos gastos lo tienen jorobado — he's in a mess with all the money he's had to spend
2.2informal (delicado)
(asunto) tricky
jorobado2
hunchback, n.
sustantivo masculino y femeninoFeminine jorobada
malsonante despectivo
1
hunchback malsonante despectivohumpback EEUU malsonante despectivo
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