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barfly

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bar·fly  (bärfl)
n. pl. bar·flies Slang
One who frequents drinking establishments.
barfly [ˈbɑːflaɪ]
n pl -flies
Informal a person who frequents bars
Translations
barfly [ˈbɑːflaɪ] N (US) → culo m de café
barfly [ˈbɑːrflaɪ] (US) n → pilier m de bistrot
bar food n (= pub food) → cuisine f de brasserie
barfly
n (inf) → Kneipenhocker(in) m(f) (inf)
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