secos

[see-kohs, -kaws]

noun

1. sekos.

Example Sentences

El desierto de Atacama, una meseta en lo alto de los Andes chilenos, es uno de los lugares más secos y oscuros del mundo.

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That is not only because of old-time fans, but also because of youngsters who are keen on his work with the Secos e Molhados.

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Inspired by Japanese kabuki theater, Matogrosso painted his face in the early ’70s and performed flamboyant acts as the lead of the Secos e Molhados band — which was a mix of pop and rock ’n’ roll, far from popular bossa nova and samba artists.

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Found in Los Angeles' Grand Central Market, Chiles Secos sells an unimaginable variety — their moles are displayed like ice cream flavors and scooped and sold by weight.

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La exposición al humo puede provocar una serie de problemas de salud como ojos secos, dolor en la garganta, dolor de cabeza, ataques cardíacos, problemas de salud a largo plazo y, en los casos más graves, incluso la muerte, según el Departamento de Ecología del Estado de Washington.

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