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tomarle el pulso a alguien loc verb + prep (sentirle los latidos)take [sb]'s pulse v expr
 La enfermera le tomó el pulso a la abuela.
 The nurse took the old lady's pulse.
tomar el pulso de algo,
tomar el pulso a algo
loc verb + prep
figurado (situación: tantear)get a feel for [sth] v expr
  put out feelers v expr
 Toma el pulso de la manifestación antes de decidir el uso de medidas estrictas para disolverla.
 Get a feel for the protest before deciding to use strict measures to break it up.
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