dicha

/ˈdit͡ʃa/, [ˈd̪i.t͡ʃa]

bliss, this

Adjective dicha f sg

Noun dicha f (plural dichas)

Verb dicha f sg

Examples

¿Puedes sortear dicha norma?

Can you get around that regulation?

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"Entonces, ¿usted está de acuerdo, alcaldesa?", balbuceó el abad, ocultando a duras penas su dicha.

"So, do you agree, Madam Mayor?", stammered the abbot, barely hiding his joy.

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A Mary le rodaron lágrimas de dicha por las mejillas cuando Tom dijo "Sí, quiero."

Tears of joy streamed down Mary's face as Tom said, "I do."

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Una vez, Cristóbal Colón se enfrentó en un debate contra el Celta Divino. Dicha contienda se convertiría en la única que perdió Colón.

Christopher Columbus once engaged in a debate with the Divine Celt. It would become the only contest that Columbus ever lost.

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