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frenos). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay: poner fin a algoKreyòl : fwen
English : brake(s). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay: to put a stop to sth.
Français : frein(s). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay : mettre un terme à qc
Español : frenos). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay: poner fin a algo
Português : freio (s). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay: para acabar com o sth.
basura. nan tentennad (nan rans): bromear, lotería. yon tèt lotri (yon boul): juego de números, patear. fè yon koutpye yon kote: visitar un lugar, Poner ojos de cordero degollado, Mirar con ojos de ternura, Echar miraditas de amor, Hacer ojitos, Poner miradas tiernas, descarrilar (tren | tren). 2. (debòde, dechennen, fin awoyo, fin, fin de semana, fin, por fin / al fin, seten, frenos, frenos antibloqueo, frenos, ganchos dentales, algo, él/ella está haciendo algo, olvidarse de algo, dejar caer algo; abandonar, usar (algo) apropiadamente, usar (algo) sabiamente, Champy (Nan Campêche), coma. nan koma: (estar) en coma, L'Asile ou Nan Paul.
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