Pero la zancuda no hacía caso.
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But the long-legged girl didn’t pay the least attention.
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marina 45846
2 weeks, 2 days ago
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But the longshanks didn’t pay attention.
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marina 45846
2 weeks, 3 days ago
Discussion
I know the meaning. I know it shows that she has long legs. I think the author adds one image to the list. He already used other names of animals: Faralona- salamontes- zancuda
by marina 2 weeks, 2 days agoBy using long-legged girl you lose the image.
Yes, you can call someone a long shank or a longshanked girl, but it is an antiquated and rather unusual term.A "shank" refers to the leg or shin. Therefore, "longshanked" simply means having long legs, and is a descriptive synonym for being "leggy" or "tall".However, because it sounds old-fashioned and slightly awkward, calling a girl a "long shank" directly to her face might come off as strange, comical, or potentially rude depending on the tone. If you are describing someone's height or long legs in modern conversation, words like tall, leggy, or long-legged are much more common and natural alternatives
by Boot2 2 weeks, 2 days agolongshanks keeps the image. the bird is long-legged
by marina 2 weeks, 2 days agothe long-legged girl?
by Boot2 2 weeks, 2 days agofaralona- salamontes- zancuda
by marina 2 weeks, 3 days ago