Hecho o suceso que se puede observar.
A fact or event that can be observed.
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Aquí la niebla es un fenómeno frecuente. — Fog here is a common phenomenon.
Es un prodigio musical en nuestra comunidad. — She is a musical phenomenon in our community.
Ese cuadro es un verdadero portento del arte. — That painting is a true phenomenon in art.
Los investigadores describieron el fenómeno hace muchos años. — Researchers described the phenomenon many years ago.
La joven patinadora se convirtió en un prodigio de la noche a la mañana. — The young skater became a phenomenon overnight.
Los críticos tratan al joven escritor como un portento. — Critics treat the young writer as a phenomenon.
¿Alguien puede explicar este fenómeno? — Can anyone explain this phenomenon?
Todos llaman prodigio a ese chico. — Everyone calls that boy a phenomenon.
¿De verdad este cantante es un portento? — Is this singer really a phenomenon?
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