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Adriana
El día está caluroso o el día está caliente?
Feb 26, 2015 12:46 AM
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Utiliza el adjetivo cálido o caluroso para describir el clima, en un día ó una estación del año. El día esta cálido El día esta caluroso. Por lo general: -caliente: agua, comida, ropa + en sentido figurado - colores calientes -caluroso: día + en sentido figurado - calurosa bienvenida -cálido: clima + en sentido figurado – colores cálidos
February 26, 2015
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Adriana
Language Skills
Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
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Italian, Spanish
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