'bañeras'
English translation: bathtubs / baths
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| 21:28 Oct 16, 2013 |
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peer agreement (net): +6
peer agreement (net): +6bathtubs / baths Explanation: Well, that's what the word means. Or "baths", of course, but that has other meanings apart from the container. I don't think there's any other relevant meaning of "bañera". They must presumably be miniature versions of baths or bathtubs. As with "hueveras", the inverted commas could indicate that they are using the name to refer to something different. Again, if so, there's no hope of guessing what it is without seeing a picture. A bath or bathtub is called just a tub in American English. |
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