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gorrón

Principal Translations
Spanish		English
gorrón adj	coloquial (que vive a costa ajena) (informal)	freeloading adj
	Las hijas gorronas de mi pareja siguen pidiéndole dinero aunque ya tienen más de 40 años.
	My partner's freeloading daughters keep asking him for money even though they are over 40.
gorrón, gorrona nm, nf	coloquial (parásito, sablista) (informal)	sponge, sponger, scrounger, freeloader, hanger-on n
	(UK, informal)	cadger n
	(US, informal)	mooch n
	Tu amigo abusa de tu generosidad: es un gorrón.
	Your friend takes advantage of your generosity; he's a sponge.

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Additional Translations
Spanish		English
gorrón nm	(guijarro redondo)	rock, stone n
	(small)	pebble n
	David le arrojó a Goliat un gorrón con su honda.
	David hurled a rock (or: stone) at Goliath with his sling.
gorrón nm	(adoquín, canto)	cobble n
		flagstone n
		paving stone n
	En los pueblos se usaba gorrón para empedrar las calles.
	Cobbles were used to pave the streets in towns.
gorrón nm	(Arquitectura: espiga de metal)	rod n
	El gorrón mantiene sujeto el larguero de una puerta.
	The rod is holding the door jamb in place.
gorrón nm	(Mecánica: guijo, pivote)	pivot n
		journal n
	El gorrón es la pieza sobre la que gira un árbol de rotación.
	The pivot is the piece on which the rotating shaft rotates.

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