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Expresión fija cuyo significado no se deduce de las palabras que la forman. Puede ser una sola palabra o una frase hecha. // Set phrase, whose meaning isn't the same as the literal sum of its parts. May be just one word or a phrase.
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¿Cuál es el origen del modismo «tener que ver con»?
Lo que dijo GMC con respeto a la conexión entre el francés y el español tiene sentido para mí. Que yo sepa, no se usa el verbo ver en el sentido de 'tener relacionces' en otros idiomas europeas, sino …
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Spanish equivalent for "page-turner"
Is there a Spanish expression equivalent to "page-turner", as in "this book is a real page-turner"?
So far, I've asked one Mexican friend, who just shrugged and looked online, where reverso.net sugg …
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