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gabbers

/ˈɡæbərz/

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noun

Mentiroso, embaucador

A liar; a deceiver.

Examples :

"My little brother called me a gabbers when I accused him of eating my cookies, even though he had crumbs all over his face. "

Mi hermano pequeño me llamó mentiroso cuando lo acusé de comer mis galletas, a pesar de que tenía migas por toda la cara.

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noun

Charlatán, hablador

One who is addicted to idle talk.

Examples :

"The office was full of gabbers, making it hard to concentrate on my work. "

La oficina estaba llena de charlatanes, lo que dificultaba concentrarme en mi trabajo.

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noun

Gabber

A subgenre of hardcore techno characterised by an intense, distorted kick sound and controversial lyrics or samples.

Examples :

"The club's playlist transitioned abruptly from pop to a barrage of hard-hitting gabbers, causing some dancers to clear the floor immediately. "

La lista de reproducción del club cambió abruptamente del pop a una andanada de gabber contundente, lo que provocó que algunos bailarines despejaran la pista de inmediato.

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noun

Aficionado al gabber

A gabber music lover, usually dressed in a tracksuit, often with a complete shaved head or partially for women, seen primarily in the 1990s.

Examples :

"Walking past the old warehouse, you could still hear the pounding beat of hardcore music, a sound that would have drawn crowds of gabbers in their tracksuits back in the 90s. "

Al pasar por el antiguo almacén, aún se podía oír el ritmo atronador de la música hardcore, un sonido que habría atraído a multitudes de aficionados al gabber con sus chándales en los años 90.

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