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tear-off

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tear-off [ˈtɛərɒf]
A. ADJ [tab, ticket] → con trepado, con taladrado
B. CPD tear-off calendar N → calendario m de taco
tear-off notebook N → bloc m de notas
tear-off
adj sheet, form → zum Abtrennen or Abreißen; tear-off calendar → Abreißkalender m
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