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cordon
(redirected from Cordones)

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cordon something off
to mark off an area where people should not go with a rope, tape, ribbon, etc. The police cordoned the scene of the crime off, and we could not even get close. They cordoned off the area.

cordon bleu
cordon bleu cooking is food which is prepared to the highest standard and a cordon bleu cook is someone who cooks to a very high standard (always before noun) She spent five years working as a cordon bleu chef before opening her own restaurant.


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Between cigars I discovered there are 28 Filas altogether (I was being entertained by the Cordones, who are Moors in the festival), which means the Moors and Christians play 14-aside, about 3,000 people each.
Por otro lado, cuando Masip habla del deber politico que los exiliados han de tener con Espana, afirma que "mil cordones umbilicales nos unen todavia a ella y nos uniran mientras no los rompamos nosotros" (43) o, mas cristalino aun, "antes que hombre eres espanol" (71).
 
 
 
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