milonga

f.

1 popular song from Río de la Plata.

2 gossip.

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milonga

► nombre femenino

1 milonga, (Argentinian dance and song)

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Cono Sur

SF

1) * (=mentirilla) fib *, tale

2) (=baile) type of dance and music from the River Plate Region

3) (=fiesta) party

4) (=cotilleo) gossip

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femenino

1) (Mús) a type of dance and music from the River Plate region

2) (RPl arg)

a) (fiesta) party, bash (colloq)

b) (mujer fácil) slut (colloq & pej)

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femenino

1) (Mús) a type of dance and music from the River Plate region

2) (RPl arg)

a) (fiesta) party, bash (colloq)

b) (mujer fácil) slut (colloq & pej)

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milonga

feminine

A (Mús) a type of dance and music from the River Plate region

B (RPl arg)

1 (fiesta) party, bash (colloq)

2

(juerga): le gusta tanto la milonga he's a real party-goer, he loves going out on the town (colloq)

3 (mujer fácil) slut (colloq pej)

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milonga sustantivo femenino
1 (Mús) a type of dance and music from the River Plate region
2 (RPl arg)

a) (fiesta) party, bash (colloq)

b) (mujer fácil) slut (colloq & pej)

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milonga nf

1. [baile] = popular dance from Argentina and Uruguay

2. [canción] = popular song from Argentina and Uruguay;

Comp

RP

llorar la milonga: anda siempre llorando la milonga he's always moaning about something;

¡no vengas a llorarme la milonga! don't come crying to me!

3. RP Fam [juerga] partying;

salieron de milonga they went out on the town