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101liar los bártulos — preparar los bártulos …
102liar paradox — a logical paradox that results from consideration of statements of the form This statement is false. If the statement is true, then it is false, whereas if it is false, then it is true. [1935 40] * * * Paradox derived from the statement… …
103liar's mortgage — noun A derogatory term for a stated income (U.S.) or self certificated (U.K.) loan secured by a mortgage granted without the lender verifying information provided by the applicant as to his or her financial or employment status …
104liar alguien el hato — ► locución coloquial Marcharse del lugar de residencia o de trabajo, generalmente por alguna causa desfavorable: ■ cuando me separé de mi marido, lié el hato y ahora vivo en París …
105liar los bártulos — ► locución coloquial Preparar lo necesario para una mudanza o viaje …
106liar uno el petate — ► locución coloquial 1. Marcharse de un sitio, en especial cuando es despedido. 2. Morir, dejar de vivir …
107Liar of Biblical Antiquity — Ananias, struck dead for lying, according to The Acts in the New Testament …
108liar loan — /ˈlaɪə loʊn/ (say luyuh lohn) noun Colloquial → no doc loan. {so called because of the ease with which details, especially regarding income, can be falsified by the applicant} …
109liar dice — noun : a poker dice game in which a player s cast is concealed by a screen or his hands and he may bluff by announcing a better hand than he has …
110liar paradox — noun : a semantical paradox associated with the Cretan philosopher Epimenides (†7th cent. B.C.) and occurring when someone says “I am lying” or “I am now asserting a falsehood” which is a true statement if it is false and a false one if it is… …
