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English (US)
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Danish
Question about Spanish (Spain)
Qué significan estas palabras?
Vorazmente
Plácidamente
Parcamente
Opiparamente
Moderadamente
Lentamente
Canino/a
Cárnico/a
Comilón/A
Caduco/o
Qué significan estas palabras?
Vorazmente
Plácidamente
Parcamente
Opiparamente
Moderadamente
Lentamente
Canino/a
Cárnico/a
Comilón/A
Caduco/o
Vorazmente
Plácidamente
Parcamente
Opiparamente
Moderadamente
Lentamente
Canino/a
Cárnico/a
Comilón/A
Caduco/o
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- Spanish (Spain)
@pattom
1.Vorazmente, un ejemplo de esto es cuando alguien dice "comió verozmente" significa comió demasiado, insaciable (no se llena),etc.
2.Placidamente es como decir tranquilo, ejemplo "dormí plácidamente" osea dormí tranquilamente.
3.Parcamente es escasez o moderación, osea poco
4.Opiparamente gracioso, sabroso, abundante,delicioso,etc. ,se usa en la gastronomía comúnmente
5.Moderadamente, es cuando dices por ejemplo sirvele moderadamente osea que le sirva ni demasiado ni tan poco
6.Lentamente. Lento por ejemplo cuando dicen "caminas lentamente" ,osea que camina muy lento
7.Canino, así también se le llama a los perros en general, o también es un diente
8.Carnico, esta relacionado con la carne que comemos, solo esa.
9.Comilon, se dice en realidad comelón, nadie usa comilón ,es cuando alguien come mucho te dicen "eres muy comelón.
10.Caduco, que está hechado a perder, ya no sirve,por ejemplo "este pollo ya está caducó" , osea que ya está podrido
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- Spanish (Spain)
Vorazmente: gran ansia, hambre.
Plácidamente: calmado, cómodo, se usa generalmente al dormir o situación muy comoda; aquella persona duerme plácidamente.
Parcamente: No se suele usar, significa escasez.
Opiparamente: Referido a cocina, exquisito
Moderamente: Calmado, Accion que no requiere mucho esfuerzo
Lentamente: Persona, objeto que se mueve despacio
Canino: Nombre para los perros y animales similares.
Carnico: Referente a la carne que comes.
Comilón/a: Persona que come mucho.
Caduco: Arboles que perecen, cosas perecederas, que tiene un fin y no estan en buen estado.
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