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one-two [ˌwənˈtu] SUST.
1. one-two (in boxing):
2. one-two (in soccer) ingl. brit.:
to put in one's (two) pennyworth ingl. brit. coloq.
meter baza or cuchara coloq.
to put in one's two cents' worth ingl. am. coloq.
meter baza or coloq. cuchara
to put in one's two cents' worth ingl. am. coloq.
dar su (or mi etc.) opinión
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pared SUST. f
1.1. pared:
pared ARQUIT., CONSTR.
he was hopping mad coloq.
hasta la pared de enfrente Chile Méx. coloq.
loads pl. coloq.
he put half a ton of salt in coloq.
to go spare o frantic coloq.
1.2. pared (de un recipiente):
1.3. pared ANAT.:
1.4. pared (de una montaña):
2. pared (en fútbol):
to play a wall pass ingl. am.
to play a give and go ingl. am.
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