amigo

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Then he addressed the Texan Then, amigo, that is well," he mocked.

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  1. noun A friend.

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  • Hace unos días un amigo (trabaja en un partner) me comentaba que había dedicado un rato a ver un Webcast de SQL Server 2008 y que la experiencia le había resultado buena; vamos, que como primera toma de contacto le servía de ayuda para un primer conocimiento, en este caso, de las mejoras de esta nueva versión de SQL Server. —  MSDN Blogs
  • My new amigo, host of MTV 3's LA 411, Chuey Martinez and I think his agent. —  Crazy Days and Nights
  • Sorry, amigo, but the story of this decade is that Latin America has made a killing sending exports abroad-the region has had a current account surplus for many years. —  Fausta's Blog
  • Sorry, amigo, but the story of this decade is that Latin America has made a killing sending exports abroad -- the region has had a current account surplus for many years. —  Reason Magazine - Hit & Run
  • Voce apereçe como voce já virou brasileiro meu amigo, jeitinho e tudo. —  Home
 

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Etymologies (2)

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  1. Spanish, from Latin amīcus.

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  1. Spanish, < L. amicus, a friend.
 

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/ɑˈmigoʊ/
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