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Jul 7, 2005 01:34
19 yrs ago
Spanish term
gorobeta
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Colombian
Describing a pistol ...
"consegui en el mercado negro de armas una pistola 9mm marca C2 era 'gorobeta', en ese instante me sentia un Tony Montana, revolver a la cintura y mi pistola C2 'gorobeta' a la espalda".
Thanks :-) (Sorry for all the queries - this is a rather long text, and now I'm going through all the items I can't figure out...)
"consegui en el mercado negro de armas una pistola 9mm marca C2 era 'gorobeta', en ese instante me sentia un Tony Montana, revolver a la cintura y mi pistola C2 'gorobeta' a la espalda".
Thanks :-) (Sorry for all the queries - this is a rather long text, and now I'm going through all the items I can't figure out...)
Proposed translations
(English)
5 | berreta | bigedsenior |
3 | bent | Marsha Wilkie |
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berreta
In Colombia, "gorobeta" is a type of sugar cane. Since it sounds somewhat like "berreta", it could be a localism.
Berreta makes a 9mm model C2, see:
http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=beretta 9mm c2&num=20&hl...
Berreta makes a 9mm model C2, see:
http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=beretta 9mm c2&num=20&hl...
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bent
My source is a retired sociologist. She said she has known the word for many, many years. The Spanish equivalent she gave is 'torcido-a'. It could be that the sugar cane called 'gorobeta' is bent or bends easily.
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