payaso
/paˈʝaso/, [paˈʝa.so], /paˈʝaso/, [paˈʝa.so]clown
Noun payaso m (plural payasos, feminine payasa, feminine plural payasas)
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clown
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Daniel vino a su fiesta de cumpleaños vestido de payaso.
Daniel came to his birthday party dressed as a clown.
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A tu padre no le digas que quieres hacerte payaso.
Don't tell your father you want to become a clown.
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Su vestimenta es la de un caballero, pero su forma de hablar y su comportamiento son los de un payaso.
His dress is that of a gentleman but his speech and behavior are those of a clown.
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El payaso del circo divirtió a los niños.
The clown at the circus pleased my children.
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El tiburón está persiguiendo el pez payaso.
The shark is chasing the clownfish.
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Mi amigo verdaderamente es un payaso.
My friend is really a clown.
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El payaso es su papel más recordado.
The clown is his most remembered role.
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No me pueden arrestar por ser un payaso.
You can't arrest me for being a clown.
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En pocas palabras, creo que es un payaso.
In a word, I think he's a fool.
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Él se viste como un caballero pero habla y actúa como un payaso.
His dress is that of gentleman, but his speech and behavior are those of a clown.
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