humour


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humour
v. mimar, consentir, a favor, obligan (también de humor)
 
humour (Brit.)
s. humor, cualidad de ser divertidos o entretenidos, la comedia; la capacidad de apreciar o expresar algo divertido, humor; estado de ánimo, disposición; fluidos corporales (Fisiología)

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humour
humor
 
humor
v.- dar gusto | complacer | satisfacer
s.- humor | estado anímico | estado de ánimo | gracia | chispa | donaire | donosura

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humour1 [humor, -USA]
= humor.
Ex: If you are looking for books about humor in orchestral music, you can combine these two lists.
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* deadpan humour = humor serio.
* find + humour in = encontrar humor en.
* have + a bad sense of humour = tener un mal sentido del humor.
* have + a good sense of humour = tener un buen sentido del humor.
* have + no sense of humour = no tener sentido del humor.
* lose + Posesivo + sense of humour = perder el sentido del humor.
* sense of humour = sentido del humor.

 
humour2 [humor, -USA]
= estado de ánimo.
Ex: A historical outline of the study of personality is given with particular emphasis on the concept of the 4 humours: choleric, melancholic, phlegmatic and sanguine.
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* aqueous humour = humor acuoso.
* good humour = buen humor, buen carácter.
* in good humour = de buen humor.
* take + Nombre + in good humour = tomarse Algo con humor, tomarse Algo de buen grado.
* vitreous humour = humor vítreo.