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Diccionario Espasa Pocket
by Planeta · Espasa Calpe · tapa blanda · 852 pages
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Pages: 852 pagesAuthor: PlanetaPublisher: Espasa CalpeFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ES, enRelease date: 1/4/1999ISBN: ISBN 9788423992522
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El Diccionario Espasa Pocket es una herramienta esencial para estudiantes y cualquier persona que necesite una referencia rápida y concisa entre español e inglés. Esta edición especial incluye una amplia selección de términos y expresiones comunes en ambos idiomas, facilitando la traducción y el aprendizaje. Con un formato de bolsillo, es ideal para llevar a cualquier lugar y consultar en cualquier momento.
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