What is "derecho"?
i study Pimsler course now and there is a new word, i have met in the lesson
Derecho
And it was sad, that it means - streight ahead
but in the dictionary it means - right
Can it be two such a different meanings or i misunderstood smth?
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Answers · 8
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A word can have more than one meaning. "Derecho" can mean "straight ahead" (по пямой). It can also mean "right" (derechos humanos; права человека; human rights). It can also mean "law" (example: estudiar derecho; изучать право; study law).
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"derecho" can be "straight ahead" and "law school".
Ex:
"sigue derecho" - "straight ahead"
"facultad de derecho" - "law school"
"derecha" is "right"
Ex:
"mano derecha" - "right hand"
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"Derecho" can mean "right", "straight ahead" or "law"
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