Goth

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Goth n (follower of Gothic style)gótico nm
 Josh considers himself a Goth and wears dark clothing and eyeliner.
 Josh se considera un gótico y viste ropa oscura y delineador.
Goth adj (alternative style: Gothic punk) (música, arte)gótico/a adj
 A teenager dressed in Goth clothing entered the store.
 Un adolescente vestido con ropa gótica entró en la tienda.
Goth n historical, often plural (ancient Germanic tribe) (pueblo)godos nmpl
  (individuo)godo, goda nm, nf
 Several artifacts dating back to the Goths have been found in this area.
 Varios artefactos de la época de los reyes godos fueron encontrados en esta zona.
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'Goth' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the English description:
vampire
Spanish:
godo - gótico - siniestro


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