| Newly added translation: |
| reservar remolinado refrigerar reclutar raso quingentésimo puntuación provechoso proclamación prepararse |
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- Spanish Dictionary
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At noon the oldest soon came home. He was a doctor and gave me some salt and other Cuban medicine. I was reluctant to swallow that stuff but the pain and the doctor's smile persuaded me in the end.
The tour started soon and we first visited the ruins nearby, which was a ten minutes drive. A tour guide introduced us to each and every pyramid and told us stories about practically every stone.
Once at the JFK I had six hours of stop over. That was plenty of time to think whether it was worth flying to Cancun or staying a few days in NY, waiting for the hurricane to pass. I called friends.
The tour started soon and we first visited the ruins nearby, which was a ten minutes drive. A tour guide introduced us to each and every pyramid and told us stories about practically every stone.
Once at the JFK I had six hours of stop over. That was plenty of time to think whether it was worth flying to Cancun or staying a few days in NY, waiting for the hurricane to pass. I called friends.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of revelar [revelado] |
revelo revelas revela revelamos reveláis revelan | revelaba revelabas revelaba revelábamos revelabais revelaban | revelé revelaste reveló revelamos revelasteis revelaron | revelaré revelarás revelará revelaremos revelaréis revelarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of reveal [ revealed, revealed ] | ||||