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What does «arrecotarse» mean in Dominican Spanish?
arrecotarse
to lean back, to rest against
| Meaning | to lean back, to rest against |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | recostarse, apoyarse |
| Register | Colloquial |
«Quiero arrecotarme, me duele pila la cabeza.»
I want to lie back, my head hurts a lot.
To lean on something or lie down for a moment. Also to lean on a person for support.
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