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gunge

/ɡʌnd͡ʒ/

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noun

Gong

A percussion instrument consisting of a metal disk that emits a sonorous sound when struck with a soft hammer.

Examples :

"The orchestra included a gunge, which added a shimmering resonance to the final chord. "

La orquesta incluía un gong, que añadió una resonancia brillante al acorde final.

music utensil sound

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noun

Medalla, premio

A medal or award, particularly Knight Bachelor.

Examples :

"Sir Reginald received the gunge for his outstanding service to the community. "

Sir Reginald recibió la medalla por su destacado servicio a la comunidad.

royal achievement title

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noun

Letrina, retrete

An outhouse: an outbuilding used as a lavatory.

Examples :

"During our camping trip, the gunge was a long walk from our tent, especially at night. "

Durante nuestro viaje de campamento, la letrina estaba a una larga caminata de nuestra tienda, especialmente por la noche.

architecture utility building place

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noun

Porquería, mierda

The contents of an outhouse pit: shit.

Examples :

"The old outhouse was overflowing; the smell of the gunge was unbearable. "

La letrina vieja se desbordaba; el olor a porquería era insoportable.

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noun

Un tipo de energía de cultivo, más poderosa que el qi

A kind of cultivation energy, more powerful than qi.

Examples :

"After years of disciplined training, Mei finally unlocked her gunge, surpassing the power she could ever achieve with just qi. "

Después de años de entrenamiento disciplinado, Mei finalmente desbloqueó su gunge, superando el poder que podría lograr solo con qi.

energy mythology supernatural

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noun

Una práctica avanzada que cultiva esa energía

An advanced practice that cultivates such energy.

Examples :

"After years of dedicated meditation and mindfulness exercises, Sarah finally achieved a deep and profound gunge, allowing her to face stressful situations with unwavering calm and focus. "

Después de años de dedicada meditación y ejercicios de atención plena, Sarah finalmente logró una práctica avanzada profunda y profunda, lo que le permitió enfrentar situaciones estresantes con calma y concentración inquebrantables.

energy ritual philosophy religion

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noun

Guiso, sustancia pegajosa

A soft, sticky or liquid mass; goo; gunk.

Examples :

"The old drain was blocked with a thick gunge of hair and soap. "

El viejo desagüe estaba bloqueado con un guiso espeso de pelo y jabón.

substance material

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noun

Tolina

Tholin.

Examples :

"After years on the Martian surface, the rover was covered in a reddish-brown gunge, a type of tholin formed by the radiation. "

Después de años en la superficie marciana, el rover estaba cubierto de una tolina de color marrón rojizo, un tipo de tolina formada por la radiación.

astronomy chemistry space science

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verb

Atascar, obstruir

(often with "up") To clog with gunge.

Examples :

"The spilled paint started to gunge up the brushes, making them hard to clean. "

La pintura derramada comenzó a atascar los pinceles, dificultando su limpieza.

substance material condition

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verb

Cubrir con barro, ensuciar

To cover with gunge.

Examples :

"The kids gunged each other with mud during their messy playdate in the garden. "

Los niños se ensuciaron con barro durante su desordenada cita de juegos en el jardín.

substance material