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What is the difference between Tirar and Botar ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Tirar and Botar ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Spanish (Mexico)
son sinónimos, significan lo mismo.
" puedes botar la basura?"
" puedes tirar la basura? "
pero es mas común decir tirar
- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Spanish (Mexico)
@Lianajts en ese caso podría ser escupir, el " no tires babas" es utilizado como modismo para decirle a alguien que no se quede en la luna, por así decirlo
- Spanish (Mexico)
Son sinónimos en el sentido de echar fuera algo o a alguien.
Las palabras más comunes que se utilizan en México son arrojar, lanzar, aventar o tirar.
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