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Old November 04, 2012, 12:20 PM
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Hi there everybody! I'm back with a new word to be defined in Spanish. The word or words are, "five o'clock shadow" on his face.

I found it guys in the English Idioms section. It says, "barba de dos dias".
If you know of anything else besides this, I welcome it. Thank you all.
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Old November 04, 2012, 12:50 PM
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Just asked my native Spanish speaking wife about this one. She has no clue.
Algo como: La barba que crece en el transcurso del dia. Well that explains it
but that's not the expression or idiom for it.
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Old November 04, 2012, 05:33 PM
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Maybe barba apenas crecida?
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O "barba apenas crecidita"...

Hasta creo que se podría decir "una sombra de barba" "la sombra de una barba"...

Aunque lo mejor quizá sea "barba de media tarde"...
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Barba de dos días.
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Robin, no es lo mismo...
Cuando yo tengo barba de dos días parezco un terrorista... la de media tarde es sólo una "sombra"...
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Ok, de medio día no se usa en español.
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El siempre se deja "la sombra de barba" que lo hace muy sexy...

I read it somewhere....

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