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To come clean about a situation or go public with a truth that was being kept hidden (originally referring to the legal process of declaring unofficial assets or money to make them official).
He blanqueó to me that he is seeing someone else.
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To smack someone in the face with a ball, whether on purpose or by accident.
Don't walk across the court, they're going to blanquear you.
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