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pigeons

/ˈpɪdʒɪns/ /ˈpɪdʒəns/

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noun

Palomas

One of several birds of the family Columbidae, which consists of more than 300 species.

Examples :

"Pigeons often gather in the park to be fed breadcrumbs. "

Las palomas a menudo se reúnen en el parque para ser alimentadas con migas de pan.

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noun

Carne de paloma

The meat from this bird.

Examples :

"My grandmother made a delicious stew with pigeons she raised in her backyard. "

Mi abuela hizo un delicioso estofado con carne de paloma que criaba en su jardín.

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noun

Tonto, incauto

A person who is a target or victim of a confidence game.

Examples :

"The con artists saw the tourists as easy pigeons and approached them with a fake lottery ticket. "

Los estafadores vieron a los turistas como tontos fáciles y se acercaron a ellos con un billete de lotería falso.

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Preocupación, responsabilidad

Concern or responsibility.

Examples :

"Original Answer That isn't a definition of "pigeons." Pigeons are birds. Perhaps you meant "onus," which means a burden or responsibility. Here's a sentence using "onus": The onus is on the students to complete their homework. "

La responsabilidad recae en los estudiantes de completar su tarea.

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noun

Pacifista, apaciguador, aislacionista, paloma

A pacifist, appeaser, an isolationist, a dove.

Examples :

"During the international crisis, some political commentators labeled the president's advisors "pigeons" because they advocated for negotiation and diplomacy instead of military intervention. "

Durante la crisis internacional, algunos comentaristas políticos etiquetaron a los asesores del presidente como "palomas" porque abogaban por la negociación y la diplomacia en lugar de la intervención militar.

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verb

Estafar, timar

To deceive with a confidence game.

Examples :

"The con artists tried to pigeon the tourists out of their money by selling them fake tickets. "

Los estafadores intentaron timar a los turistas con la venta de entradas falsas.

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