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scat

/skæt/

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noun

Impuesto, tributo

A tax; tribute.

Examples :

"The villagers paid a yearly scat of grain to the local lord. "

Los aldeanos pagaban un impuesto anual de grano al señor local.

government economy finance

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noun

Impuesto sobre la tierra

A land-tax paid in the Shetland Islands.

Examples :

"The farmer paid his annual scat to the Shetland Islands Council. "

El agricultor pagó su impuesto anual sobre la tierra al Consejo de las Islas Shetland.

property government history economy finance

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noun

Excremento, heces

Animal excrement; droppings, dung.

Examples :

"While hiking in the woods, we saw some deer scat on the trail. "

Mientras caminábamos por el bosque, vimos excrementos de ciervo en el sendero.

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noun

Heroína

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noun

Whisky

Examples :

"My grandpa always enjoyed a glass of scat after dinner. "

A mi abuelo siempre le gustó un vaso de whisky después de la cena.

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noun

Coprofilia

sex medicine body physiology

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noun

Chubasco, chaparrón

A brisk shower of rain, driven by the wind.

Examples :

"We got caught in a quick scat on the way home from school, so we ran under the bus stop shelter. "

Nos pilló un chaparrón rápido de camino a casa desde la escuela, así que corrimos bajo el refugio de la parada de autobús.

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noun

Scat

Examples :

"At the jazz club, the singer delighted the audience with her scat. "

En el club de jazz, la cantante deleitó al público con su scat.

music entertainment sound

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verb

Cantar scat, improvisar vocalmente

To sing an improvised melodic solo using nonsense syllables, often onomatopoeic or imitative of musical instruments.

Examples :

"During the jazz performance, the singer began to scat, filling the room with energetic "doo-wop" and "bee-bop" sounds. "

Durante la actuación de jazz, la cantante comenzó a cantar scat, llenando la sala de enérgicos sonidos de "doo-wop" y "bee-bop".

music entertainment sound language

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verb

Lárgate, vete

To leave quickly (often used in the imperative).

Examples :

""The teacher saw the students cheating, and yelled, 'Scat! Get back to your own desks!'" "

El profesor vio a los estudiantes haciendo trampa y gritó: '¡Lárguense! ¡Vuelvan a sus propios escritorios!'

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verb

Lárgate, vete

An imperative demand, often understood by speaker and listener as impertinent.

Examples :

"Scat! Go on! Get out of here!"

¡Lárgate! ¡Anda! ¡Vete de aquí!

communication language demand attitude

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noun

Peces escaros

Any fish in the family Scatophagidae

Examples :

"While snorkeling in the mangrove, we spotted a school of scat, its silvery body reflecting the sunlight. "

Mientras buceábamos con esnórquel en el manglar, vimos un cardumen de peces escaros, cuyo cuerpo plateado reflejaba la luz del sol.