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- The Dictionary contains more than 50,000 Spanish words, word combinations and colloquial phrases, and covers both contemporary Spanish and the literary Spanish of the 19th century. It includes many colloquial, dialectal, and argot words as well as many Latin American words, which are provided with regional labels. The Dictionary is intended for linguists, translators, teachers, and students of Spanish. It can also be used by students of Russian in Spanish-speaking countries.
despacioso
adj
размеренный (о движениях); неторопливый, медлительный
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Y la voz, que se le iba haciendo más despaciosa, tembló levemente. Ella, azorada, se agachó so pretexto de ponerle bien el cinturón a Pépé. Los dos hermanos, algo ruborizados, sonreían al jefe de su hermana.Тут голос его слегка дрогнул, а она, задыхаясь от волнения, нагнулась под предлогом поправить пояс у Пепе. Юноши порозовели и приветливо улыбались хозяину своей сестры.Zola, Emile / El paraíso de las damasЗоля, Эмиль / Дамское счастьеДамское счастьеЗоля, ЭмильEl paraíso de las damasZola, Emile
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despacioso
размеренный; неторопливый; медлительный
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despacioso
Adjetivo, Calificativo
| Singular | Plural | |
| Masculino | despacioso | despaciosos |
| Feminino | despaciosa | despaciosas |
| Superlativo masculino | despaciosísimo |