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"no estar muy católico" in English

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"no estar muy católico" in English
no estar muy católico
to be under the weather
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no estar muy católico[idiom]
no estar muy católico(also: estar indispuesto, estar enfermo)
to be under the weather[idiom]
no estar muy católico
to be under the weather

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "no estar muy católico" in English
nonoun
nay- no
noadverb
no- not- don't- won't- nay
no
non…- un…
nointerjection
nope- nonono
NOnoun
NW
¡no!adverb
nay
¡no!interjection
negative
¿no?interjection
eh
Nonoun
No
estarnoun
living club- living room
estarverb
to come- to lie- to lie- to lie- to lie- to rank- to sit- to be
muynoun
V
muyadverb
very- mighty- plenty- pretty- real- too
muy
much…
católiconoun
Roman Catholic- Catholic
católicoadjective
catholic- Roman Catholic- safe and sound- Catholic- Roman
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no estar muy católico
to be under the weather

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