

- phenomenon
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- phenomenon
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- associate concepts/phenomena
- asociar
- associate concepts/phenomena
- relacionar
- a phenomenon of evil/good portent
- una señal de mal/buen augurio or agüero


- fenómeno
- phenomenon
- fenómenos meteorológicos
- meterological phenomena
- fenómeno social
- social phenomenon
- monstruo
- phenomenon
- un monstruo de la música pop
- a pop phenomenon o sensation o giant
- mileurismo
- phenomenon of the highly qualified post-graduate earning about €1, 000 per month
- un fenómeno observable a simple vista
- a phenomenon which can be observed with the naked eye
- es primordial analizar las causas del fenómeno
- it is essential to analyse the causes of the phenomenon
- la movida madrileña
- An expression referring to the Madrid social and cultural scene of the late 1970s and early 1980s, and the people involved in it. It was a youth phenomenon based around night spots in the city, such as the now defunct club Rock-Ola. One of the leading lights of the movida was the movie director Pedro Almodóvar.


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- magufo (-a)
- believer in pseudoscience, paranormal phenomena or conspiracy theories
- meteoro
- meteorological phenomenon
- fenómeno (suceso)
- phenomenon
- ceceo
- In certain regions, for example in certain areas of Andalusia, the Spanish ‘s’ is pronounced as a ‘z’. This linguistic phenomenon is referred to as ceceo, e.g. ‘cocer’ instead of ‘coser’.


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- fenómeno (suceso)
- phenomenon