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cachas adj inv | ES: coloquial (musculoso) | muscular, brawny adj |
| (informal) | muscly, hunky adj |
| ¿Has visto lo cachas que están los chicos de natación? |
| Have you seen how muscular the boys on the swimming team are? |
| ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. I really want to find a hunky man for once. |
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cachar⇒ vtr | AmL (agarrar) | catch⇒ vtr |
| El jugador cachó la bola en el aire. |
| The player caught the ball mid air. |
cachar vtr | AmL: coloquial (entender, comprender) (informal) | get⇒ vtr |
| | understand⇒ vtr |
| Ya caché lo que quieres decir. |
| I get what you mean. |
cachar vtr | AmC: coloquial (sorprender, descubrir) (surprise) | catch⇒ vtr |
| | catch in the act v expr |
| Me cacharon copiando en el examen. |
| They caught me copying in the exam. |
cacharse⇒ v prnl | AR (desconcharse) | shatter⇒ vi |
| El jarrón se cachó con el golpe. |
| The vase shattered when it was knocked over. |
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cacharse a alguien v prnl + prep | CL, PE: vulgar (tener sexo con alguien) (vulgar) | fuck⇒ vtr |
| Me contaron que te cachaste a Cristian; ¿es verdad? |
| I hear you fucked Christian: is that right? |
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cacha nf | (mango de arma) | handle n |
| (gun) | butt, grip n |
| (covering of handle) | handle plate n |
| Una cacha de plata de la navaja se ha despegado. |
| ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. You should always pick up a knife by the handle, never by the blade. |
| A silver handle plate fell off the knife. |
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