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What does traicionero mean?

"Traicionero" is a Spanish word that means "treacherous" or "betrayer".

It can describe:

* A person who betrays trust: Someone who acts deceptively or breaks a promise, often causing harm to the person they betrayed.

* A situation or place that is dangerous or deceptive: For example, a treacherous path could be one that is slippery or hidden, making it dangerous to travel.

Here are some examples of how "traicionero" can be used in a sentence:

* "El traicionero amigo robó el dinero de su mejor amigo." (The treacherous friend stole his best friend's money.)

* "El camino hacia la cima de la montaña es traicionero." (The path to the top of the mountain is treacherous.)

* "No te fíes de esa persona, es traicionera." (Don't trust that person, they are treacherous.)

It's important to note that "traicionero" can also be used as a noun, meaning "betrayer".

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