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What does «intrometío / intrometido» mean in Dominican Spanish?
intrometío / intrometido
nosy, meddling
| Meaning | nosy, meddling |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | entrometido |
| Register | Colloquial |
«¡Intrometía! Siempre se mete donde no la llaman.»
Nosy! She always gets into things she isn't called for.
Someone who gets into other people's business. You will hear it with and without the d at the end.
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