Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Este país cuida bien de su patrimonio cultural. |
This country takes good care of its cultural heritage. |
| Las mofetas se ven bien, pero huelen horrible. | Skunks look nice but smell horrible. |
| Estás pálida, ¿no te sientes bien? | You are wan, don't you feel well? |
| llevarse bien; funcionar | to get along |
| llevarse bien/mal | to get on well/bad |
| Hace bien tiempo. | The weather is nice. |
| Muy bien, gracias. | Very well, thanks. |
| sabe bien(mal) | it tastes good(bad) |
| Yo bien, gracias | I'm fine, thanks |
| llevarse bien con | to get on with |
| Bien, gracias | good, thanks |
| sentirse bien | to feel good |
On one hand I detest the topics that the media chooses on the news, for example the coverage of the entire trial of O.J. Simpson. But not only this trial, also other completely unimportant events.
After getting up early I took a local car to get back to the center from where I took a coach to the long awaited city of San Cristobal de Las Casas. I have heard so much about this distant place.
The Lagoon Explorer had only room for eight passengers and crew. We were really excited once we saw the boat, as it looked beautiful. There was a couple from D.C. which also booked the same boat.
After getting up early I took a local car to get back to the center from where I took a coach to the long awaited city of San Cristobal de Las Casas. I have heard so much about this distant place.
The Lagoon Explorer had only room for eight passengers and crew. We were really excited once we saw the boat, as it looked beautiful. There was a couple from D.C. which also booked the same boat.
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of benefit [ benefited, benefited ] | ||||
| Conjugation of well [ welled, welled ] | ||||