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Ladrón: Ejemplo: Un delincuente es alguien que infringe las reglas y rompe la confianza. [n.]Kreyòl : vòlè
English : crook : Ex : A crook is someone that is bending the rules, and breaking trust.
Français : escroc : Ex : Un escroc est quelqu'un qui enfreint les règles et brise la confiance.
Español : Ladrón: Ejemplo: Un delincuente es alguien que infringe las reglas y rompe la confianza.
Português : bandido: Ex: bandido é alguém que está violando as regras e quebrando a confiança.
Te haré seguir las reglas / Te haré caminar según las reglas, alborotador; delincuente, delincuente, Abusar de alguien, maltratar alguien, humillarlo alguien., dejar a alguien, llevar a; decepcionar a alguien, desertar, darse por vencido, abandonar, desamparar (alguien; una causa);, Rechazar, negarse a hacer a alguien. un favor; menospreciar a alguien, desinflar a alguien; ser cruel con, teoría de juego; Teoría de juegos, gato ladrón, ladrón astuto, maestro ladró, puntilloso, descrédito, tratar con alguien (positiva o negativamente), deshacerse de él, eliminarlo; cuidar de las necesidades de alguien, cuidar de, [Parte de un dicho popular que significa: Todas las actividades (escuela, trabajo...) se detendrán. Nadie estará en las calles. Incluso] las ratas no podrán defecar. [Los ratones no podrán cruzar las calles.], alguien, hábil, Cumplir con, detención; Ex; Detención: una consecuencia por violar las reglas, brindando tiempo para la reflexión y la rendición de cuentas., gramático, gramática, Antipatía, aprehender.
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