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"etymology_text": "From pasar + -ador.",
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"bolt (of a crossbow, or of a door)"
],
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"barrette; hairpin"
],
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"sieve, colander"
],
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"sieve",
"sieve"
],
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"colander",
"colander"
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"(Latin America) rolling pin"
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"cord; lace (for tying clothes)"
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"cord",
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"(Latin America) cord; lace (for tying clothes)"
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"converter (for example, VHS to DVD)"
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"converter",
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},
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"ref": "2015 September 18, “Niños sirios cruzan solos la frontera de Melilla”, in El País",
"text": "Varios internos sirios del Ceti que matan el tiempo en la entrada del centro aseguran que los pasadores ilegales cobran entre 500 y 1.000 euros por cada persona que ayudan a pasar a España.",
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"(Latin America) cord; lace (for tying clothes)"
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"ref": "2015 September 18, “Niños sirios cruzan solos la frontera de Melilla”, in El País",
"text": "Varios internos sirios del Ceti que matan el tiempo en la entrada del centro aseguran que los pasadores ilegales cobran entre 500 y 1.000 euros por cada persona que ayudan a pasar a España.",
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"ipa": "[pa.saˈð̞oɾ]"
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