How is the word personaje secundario translated from Spanish to English

Un personaje menor que aparece detrás de los principales.

A minor character who appears behind the main ones.

phrase
English translation
background character

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  • Interpretó a un personaje secundario en dos escenas. He played a background character in two scenes.

  • Hasta un personaje secundario necesita un nombre. Even a background character needs a name.

  • ¿Era un personaje secundario o alguien importante? Was that a background character or someone important?

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FAQ about “personaje secundario”

How is “personaje secundario” translated from Spanish?
“personaje secundario” translates into English as “background character”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “personaje secundario” mean?
Meaning of “personaje secundario”: Un personaje menor que aparece detrás de los principales. In English — “background character”.
What part of speech is “personaje secundario”?
“personaje secundario” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “personaje secundario”?
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