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Could anyone help me? Hi! I need to know the meaning of and how to use two English expressions that I found on a book. These are "salt and pepper hair" (dirty? fatty?) and "in dribs and drabs" (slowly?) Thanks and regards!!

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Could anyone help me?

Hi!

I need to know the meaning of and how to use two English expressions that I found on a book.
These are "salt and pepper hair" (dirty? fatty?) and "in dribs and drabs" (slowly?)

Thanks and regards!!


I agree with the translations the others have given you.  However, you'd want to say "found in a book".

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Could anyone help me?

Hi!

I need to know the meaning of and how to use two English expressions that I found on a book.
These are "salt and pepper hair" (dirty? fatty?) mixture of black and white hair.  Like the colors of salt and black pepper when you mixed them together.  and "in dribs and drabs" (slowly?) in bits and pieces that are scattered all over the place.

Thanks and regards!!
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Could anyone help me?

Hi!

I need to know the meaning of and how to use two English expressions that I found on a book.
These are "salt and pepper hair" (dirty? fatty?) and "in dribs and drabs" (slowly?)

Thanks and regards!!

 

No hay ningun error.

He has salt and pepper hair. (una mezclada de canoso y Moreno, de media edad. usualmente para los hombres)

The information about government corruption is being leaked in dribs and drabs. si lentemente 

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salt and pepper hair is mixture of black and grey hair. In dribs and drabs means bit bu bit, small porsions.

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