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Rusty is right, and it should be noted that the verb pintar and nouns related to it has more meaning to it than its English equivalent. Not being a native speaker, I hesitate before using pinta/pintar to mean to have the image of or the appearance of something that may not be. Perhaps someone more fluent than I can embellish this.
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Me ayuda si corrige mis errores. Gracias.
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