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Tener vicio con...
Tiene un vicio con los ordenadores.
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He's hooked on...
He's addicted to... He's a ... addict. He's a ... junkie. |
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when do we use the word vice ?
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1. Cocaine is that man's vice.
2. Gambling is a vice for many people in America. anywhere you can use "immoral habit" you can use "vice." It is generally related to drugs, alcohol, gambling, and/or prostitution. |
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CAN YOU SAY My vice are chocolates?
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My vice is chocolates.
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