Costumbre inmoral o dañina, defecto moral.
An immoral or bad habit, a moral failing.
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Le costó superar su vicio de dejarlo todo para después. — He struggled to overcome his vice of procrastination.
El carpintero ajustó con cuidado el tornillo de banco. — The carpenter adjusted the vice carefully.
El vicepresidente hablará en el congreso. — The vice-president will speak at the conference.
¿No se considera la gula un vicio grave? — Isn't gluttony considered a serious vice?
¿Me pasas el tornillo de banco de la caja de herramientas? — Can you pass me the vice from the toolbox?
¿Está disponible el vicepresidente del comité para la reunión? — Is the vice-chair available for the meeting?
Mucha gente tiene un vicio que le gustaría cambiar. — Many people have a vice they wish to change.
Usé un tornillo de banco para sujetar la madera. — I used a vice to hold the wood steady.
La ascendieron a vicepresidenta de la organización. — She was promoted to vice in the organization.
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