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pata

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nouncolloquialfeminine
  1. paw, foot, legof an animal
  2. legof furniture
  3. human leg, footoften used in anger
  4. footprintoften used in anger
  5. kickstanda levered bar that can be folded down from the frame of a bicycle or motorcycle to prop it upright when not being ridden

Forms

noun

singularpata
pluralpatas

Used in the library

  • La sociedad protectora de animales encontró una bala en la pata del perro.The animal protection society found a bullet in the dog's leg.A2Otra vez, por favor (4) — Once more, please (4) (A2)
  • En el camino encontró un oso atrapado en una trampa, con una pata herida.On the way she found a bear caught in a trap, with an injured paw.A2La bruja de la torre — The witch in the tower (A2)
  • El perro suelto corre por el parque y se destroza una pata con una botella rota.The loose dog runs through the park and cuts its paw badly on a broken bottle.A2Otra vez, por favor (9) — Once more, please (9) (A2)
  • La pata de la mesa se arregló con un libro.The table's leg was fixed with a book.B1Otra vez, por favor (3) — Once more, please (3) (B1)

Other ways to say it

Idioms built on the body

  • meter la patato put your foot in itLiterally to put the paw in. About saying the wrong thing, usually in company.

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