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emperrarse⇒ v prnl coloquial (obstinarse, empeñarse)be obstinate, be stubborn vi + adj
  (colloquial)dig your heels in v expr
emperrarse v prnl CO, EC: coloquial (enfadarse mucho)throw a tantrum v expr
  have a meltdown v expr
 El niño se emperró porque no le compraron un helado.
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English:
hidebound - bent on


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