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Old July 19, 2009, 08:25 PM
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Borrasca tormenta
Hola, ¿qué la diferencia entre las dos palabras? ¡Gracias por adelanto amigos!

Sé ambas como "storm"
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borrasca = low pressure area
tormenta = storm
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borrasca = low pressure area
tormenta = storm
Veo una canción "días de borrascas" ¿qué signifca?

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"Borrasca" means also "tempestad". Tempestad es una tormenta grande, especialmente en el mar.

"Días de borrascas" significa días difíciles, pero depende del contexto. Puede ser por falta de dinero, por falta de amor, por discusiones violentas... (me inclino por esto último)
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