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pelota1 [peˈlota] N f
1. pelota SPORTS (balón):
pelota
pelota de cuero
pelota de goma
pelota vasca
jugar a la pelota
echar la pelota a alguien fig
2. pelota:
pelota (esfera)
pelota (de madera)
pelota (de cristal)
3. pelota (proyectil):
pelota
la pelota sigue en el tejado fig
la pelota sigue en el tejado fig
4. pelota (juego):
pelota
5. pelota pl vulg (testículos):
pelota
Eier nt pl
Mensch, der/die hat aber Mumm [o. Mut] ! inf
6. pelota sl (phrase):
hacer la pelota a alguien
hacer la pelota a alguien
pelota2 [peˈlota] N mf sl
pelota
Schleimer(in) inf
pelota
Kriecher(in) inf
ser un pelota
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La pelota sobrepasó ese abrazo fraterno y quedó picando en las inmediaciones del área chica.
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Un día nos pusimos a patear dentro del aula, la maestra me quiso quitar la pelota y yo empecé a hacerle driblings.
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Tengo que trabajar con el movimiento de la pelota, porque zigzaguea mucho y a veces induce a cometer equivocaciones, admitió.
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Es como jugar con el frontón, la forma te devuelve la pelota y te destraba.
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Se acerca al portón y por entre las rendijas adivina que la pelota terminó contra la pared de la casa.
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