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nadar solo, esforzarse por salir de él [n.]Kreyòl : naje pou sòti
English : swim out by oneself, strive to get out of it
Français : sortir à la nage, s'efforcer de s'en sortir
Español : nadar solo, esforzarse por salir de él
Português : nadar sozinho, esforçar-se para sair disso
esforzarse, esforzarse. debat ak: salir adelante, hacer frente, salir adelante, luchar, para salir de apuros, para salir. 2. trabajo temporal, trabajo, el traje de baño, el traje de nadar, nadar, simplemente, simplemente, solo, simplemente, sólo solo, solo:Ej: Solo cierra los ojos., número primo, apenas sobrevivir, simplemente arreglárselas, tratar de llegar a fin de mes, esforzarse, esforzarse, esforzarse, esforzarse, lograr hacer algo; para ganarse la vida; esforzarse, buena y cercana amiga, hermana; (título usado por los padres cuando se dirigen a la madrina de su hijo, o por la madrina a la madre del niño; título usado por el padrino a la madrina; título usado por el padrino a la dama de honor), Programa de Préstamo por Desastre por Daños Económicos (EIDL, por sus siglas en inglés): Préstamos/Subvenciones a Empleadores y Personas con Trabajo por Cuenta Propia/Subvenciones, Desamparado, medio, paleta, Abel.
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