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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

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InglésEspañol
gold dust n (fine grains of gold)polvo de oro loc nom m
 During the California gold rush a lot of men panned the streams for gold dust.
 Durante la fiebre del oro de California muchos hombres cribaron los arroyos en busca de polvo de oro.
gold dust n figurative ([sth] prized as rare, valuable) (figurado)tesoro nm
  (figurado)oro puro loc nom m
  (figurado)oro en polvo loc nom m
 Tickets for the concert are gold dust; you'll be extremely lucky to get your hands on one.
 Las entradas para el concierto son un tesoro, eres extremadamente afortunado de haber conseguido una.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Compound Forms:
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like gold dust adj (rare, valuable) (figurado)oro en polvo loc adj
 Parking spaces are like gold dust in this city.
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