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Significados de gaffe en inglés

portugués
solecismo
catalán
solecisme

A socially awkward or tactless act.

solecismo

A foolish error, especially one made in public.

Uso de gaffe en inglés
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Sunday's text message error was the latest gaffe by the immigration minister.
The Guardian
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The gaffe caused a six-day delay in election results, but wasn't insurmountable.
Wired
3
Google leaders have acknowledged that was an embarrassing gaffe for the company.
Reuters
4
The slightest gaffe was met with widespread derision and insistence of incompetence.
The Guardian
5
When I lived in London he was known as the gaffe man!
Radio NZ
6
Mrs. Norwood instantly realized her gaffe and backed into the living room.
Twisted
7
Surely, this Beattie gaffe would have brought a smile to his face.
News.com.au
8
Taro Aso, the gaffe-prone deputy prime minister, will stay on as finance minister.
The Guardian
9
For a platform with 336 million users, though, it's a pretty major gaffe.
Wired
10
Araqchi accused IRIB of harming national security interests with the gaffe.
The Guardian
11
It was not immediately clear what Prayuth would do to rectify the gaffe.
Reuters
12
The Tory benches bristled with impatience for debate to progress beyond the gaffe.
The Guardian
13
Posting to social media shortly afterwards -he hilariously confirmed the embarrassing gaffe.
News.com.au
14
This has been the year of the big media gaffe in the US.
The Irish Times
15
Perry dropped out of a gaffe-filled campaign for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.
Reuters
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The unity gaffe has served only to highlight their regional incompetence.
The South African
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solecismogafe
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solecisme
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