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gatecrash
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gate·crash·er  (gtkrshr)
n. Slang
One who gains admittance, as to a party or concert, without being invited or without paying.
gatecrash v.
Translations
gatecrash [ˈgeɪtkræʃ]
A. VT [+ party] → colarse en
B. VI → colarse(de gorra)
gatecrash [ˈgeɪtkræʃ]
vt [+ party] → s'inviter à
vi → entrer sans invitation
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