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tuck-in
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tuck-in [ˈtʌkˈɪn] N (Brit) → banquetazo m, comilona f
to have a good tuck-in → darse un atracón
tuck-in
n (inf) → Essen nt; to have a (good) tuck-in → kräftig zulangen, ordentlich futtern (inf) → or reinhauen (inf)
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