Anglais | Espagnol | |
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General | cueca | cueca [f] |
Espagnol | Anglais | |
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General | ||
General | cueca [f] | cueca |
General | cueca [f] SA | indian folksong and dance |
General | cueca [f] BO CL AR UY | musical composition typical of the andean region, with an energetic rhythm, generally interpreted on a guitar |
General | cueca [f] AR UY | traditional dance accompanied by the musical composition of the same name |
General | cueca [f] BO CL | traditional dance that symbolizes the different stages of a romance, in which dancers quickly search for and dodge each other |
General | cueca [f] AR:N,W | earthworm used as bait |
General | cueca [adj] PR | broody (hen) |
General | cueca [adj] PR | weakened, without strength (person) |
Folklore | ||
Folklore | cueca [f] CL | south american dance |
Espagnol | Anglais | |
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General | ||
General | la cueca en pelota [n] CL | the highest level something can reach and which cannot reasonably be surpassed |
General | pie de cueca [m] CL | each part of the cueca dance |
General | avivar la cueca [v] CL | encourage somebody to stick to a certain behavior |
Idioms | ||
Idioms | pie de cueca [m] CL | part where a traditional dance is divided |
Idioms | parecer cueca [v] BO CL | repeat something excessively to the point of exhaustion |
Idioms | avivar la cueca [v] CL | encourage someone to continue a particular behavior |
Idioms | parecer cueca [v] BO CL | be a broken record |
Idioms | parecer cueca [v] BO CL | repeat something excessively to the point of exhaustion |