acordeón
C1#13,060Hear it
noun
- accordion
- a cheat sheet folded like an accordion
Forms
noun
| singular | acordeón |
|---|---|
| plural | acordeones |
Used in the library
- Un colombiano de la costa, cuando oye un acordeón, no puede quedarse quieto.A Colombian from the coast, when he hears an accordion, cannot keep still.B1La cumbia y el vallenato — Cumbia and vallenato
- Un mendigo toca el acordeón en la peatonal.A beggar plays the accordion on the pedestrian street.B2Otra vez, por favor (27) — Once more, please (27) (B2)
- Un mendigo toca el acordeón en la puerta de la catedral.A beggar plays the accordion at the cathedral door.B2Otra vez, por favor (19) — Once more, please (19) (B2)
- En un rincón del bar, un viejo toca el acordeón.In a corner of the bar, an old man plays the accordion.B2Otra vez, por favor (1) — Once more, please (1) (B2)
Other ways to say it
- chepecheat sheet
- chivogoat (animal), kid (young male goat, most often); a male who lives with a prostitute and benefits from her earnings, a pimp
- chuletachop; divot
- comprimidoa small pill
- ferrocarrilrailway (UK), railroad (US); train
- forrolining; dust jacket
- machetemachete; mediocre method for obtaining somewhat accurate results; shortcut
- pollayoung hen, pullet; a beverage made with milk, eggs, cinnamon, and, in Mexico, with sherry liquor added