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Came across this post on the discussion board of the French/Spanish/English/Italian dictionary site WordReference.com. Submitted by a native Spanish speaker: Field and topic: Does anyone know how to translate the term ¨button toddler¨?? It has to do with clothing for kids.. thanks in advance- --------------------- Sample sentence: ¨Cute as a button toddler girls love to dress up in comfy tops and bottoms or twirl the day away in do-a-dance™ dresses.¨ | ||
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I think "cute as a button" was used as an adjective describing toddler girls. It seems to be taken from this ad. Hit the "en español" button for a translation. The phrase "cute as a button" used as an adjective should have been written "cute-as-a-button." | |||
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Good point, tinman! My entry should have gone under "de-hyphenization"! | |||
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