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Please show me example sentences with abollado (adj), aboyado (adj) . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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> El choque provocó que se abollara mi auto.
> El guardacostas aboyó la playa. (That means he's puts some red inflable balls in the water)
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hundido
sumido
presionado
golpeado
cuando una lata esta golpeada, está abollada.
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No, "aboyar" with "y" only means "put red balls in water".
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aboyar= poner boyas /// boya= red balls
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