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Calcinado
I hear the word used in a way that may mean burnt out as in a building destroyed by fire. Did I hear this correctly
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Yes, "calcinado" means "totally burnt" or "without leaving anything standing" always referred to a fire. "Arrasado" can mean the latter one but it's more general.
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I agree with Julvenzor, "calcinado" is reduced to ashes.
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Yup!
DRAE gives, calcinar 2. tr. Abrasar por completo, especialmente por el fuego. Greetings! |
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