gato
/ˈɡato/, [ˈɡa.t̪o]cat
Noun gato m (plural gatos, feminine gata, feminine plural gatas)
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cat (unspecified gender)
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tomcat, gib (male cat)
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(Mexico) servant
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C-clamp
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jack (mechanical device)
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(Mexico) tic-tac-toe
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(colloquial) Madrilenian (a person from Madrid)
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(Costa Rica) person with blue or green eyes
Noun gato m (plural gatos)
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(Costa Rica) rectangular cake made of two layers joined by jam in the middle
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Este gato es negro. ¿El perro también?
This cat is black. Is the dog, too?
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Mi gato es verdaderamente inteligente.
My cat is really smart.
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El gato atrapó a un ratón.
The cat caught a mouse.
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El gato es muy chulo.
The cat is very cute.
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Jack tiene un gato y un loro en su casa.
Jack keeps a cat and a parrot at home.
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Un gato tiene nueve vidas.
A cat has nine lives.
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Le di la leche al gato.
I gave the milk to the cat.
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Mi gato salió de la cesta.
My cat came out of the basket.
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Tom dejó salir al gato.
Tom let the cat out.
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Preferiría tener un gato que un perro.
I would rather have a cat than a dog.
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