How is the word vejete translated from Spanish to English
Hombre mayor, a menudo raro o de mal genio.
An old man, often odd or bad-tempered.
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Hombre mayor, a menudo raro o de mal genio.
An old man, often odd or bad-tempered.
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See how the word “vejete” is used in sentences
Un vejete daba de comer a las palomas en el parque. — An old geezer sat feeding pigeons in the park.
Ese viejales siempre les grita a los niños de la calle. — That geezer always shouts at the kids outside.
Ese tipo de ahí parece simpático. — That geezer over there looks friendly.
Los vejetes del bar discuten sobre el tiempo. — The old geezers at the cafe argue about the weather.
¿Conoces al viejales que vive en la casa de al lado? — Do you know that geezer who lives next door?
Oye, ¿puedes pedirle ayuda a ese tipo? — Hey, can you ask that geezer for help?
¿Quién es el vejete del bastón? — Who's the old geezer with the walking stick?
Ayer me encontré a ese viejales contando historias extrañas. — I found that old geezer telling strange stories yesterday.
Anoche conocí a un tipo muy gracioso en el pub. — I met a funny geezer at the pub last night.
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