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squatter

/ˈskwɒtə/ /ˈskwɑːtəɹ/

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noun

Okupa, ocupante ilegal

One who squats, sits down idly.

Examples :

"The squatter in the doorway was blocking the way to the classroom. "

El okupa en la puerta estaba bloqueando el camino al aula.

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noun

Okupa, ocupante ilegal

One who occupies a building or land without title or permission.

Examples :

"The abandoned house down the street is now occupied by a squatter. "

La casa abandonada al final de la calle ahora está ocupada por un okupa.

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noun

Ganadero a gran escala, terrateniente

A large-scale grazier and landowner.

Examples :

"During the 19th century, many Australian squatters amassed vast fortunes by grazing sheep on land they initially occupied without legal title. "

Durante el siglo XIX, muchos ganaderos australianos a gran escala amasaron grandes fortunas al pastorear ovejas en tierras que inicialmente ocuparon sin título legal.

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Inodoro a la turca

A squat toilet.

Examples :

"The old school bathroom had a squat toilet, or "squatter," which was unusual for modern buildings. "

El baño de la escuela antigua tenía un inodoro a la turca, o "inodoro a la turca", lo cual era inusual para los edificios modernos.

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