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tragón
traffic
The given Spanish word 'tragón' does not correctly translate to 'traffic' in English. Instead, 'tragón' means glutton, someone who eats and drinks excessively. The correct Spanish word for 'traffic' is 'tráfico'.
Example sentences using: tragón
Él es un tragón que siempre quiere comer más.
He is a glutton who always wants to eat more.
This phrase describes someone who has an insatiable appetite, often seeking out more food than is necessary.
No seas tragón y deja algo para los demás.
Don't be a glutton and leave something for others.
In this sentence, 'tragón' is used to remind someone to be considerate and share food rather than consuming it all themselves.
Mi hermano es un tragón cuando se trata de postres.
My brother is a glutton when it comes to desserts.
This example highlights a specific behavior of a person, indicating that the brother especially enjoys eating desserts excessively.