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		<title>desdeñable = contemptible / despicable</title>
		<description>Pronounced: dehs-deh-nyáh-bleh

Type: adjective

Example: Su nuevo proyecto a mí me parece desdeñable.

Translation: Their new project seems despicable to me.

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		<title>hecho a mano = handmade</title>
		<description>Pronounced: éh.chos ah máh noh

Type: adjectival expression

Example: Esta hamaca está hecha a mano.

Translation: This hammock is handmade.

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		<title>(el) salvado = bran</title>
		<description>Pronounced: sahl-váh-doh

Type: noun

Example: Estos cereales tienen un alto porcentaje de salvado.

Translation: This cereal has a high percentage of bran.

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		<title>milagroso = miraculous</title>
		<description>Pronounced: mee-lah-gróh-soh
Type: adjective

Example: Es milagroso que aún sigamos con vida después del accidente.

Translation: It's miraculous that we're even alive after the accident.

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		<title>perspicaz = perceptive / shrewd</title>
		<description>Pronounced: pehr-spee-cáhs

Type: adjective

Example: Ella es muy perspicaz en ese tipo de negocio.

Translation: She's very shrewd in that type of business.

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		<title>(el/la) ayudante = aide / assistant</title>
		<description>Pronounced: ah-yoo-dáhn-teh

Type: noun

Example: Ella trabaja como ayudante al profesor en un colegio.

Translation: She works as a teacher's assistant in a school.

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