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March 12, 2010 | Marchito - vocabulary
| Meaning: faded, withered, past prime Examples: Quita las flores del florero. Ya están marchitas. (Remove the flowers from the vase; they are past their prime.)
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Marchito means: faded, withered, past prime
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