Spanish Dictionary
| English | Spanish |
| to detain, hold back | detener |
| to stop; to detain | detener |
I bought the ticket very quickly and ran to the gate. A stewardess was waiting for me and waved. She shouted that I should hurry up. I ran as fast as I could and entered the gate leading to the plane.
I hope that I will have time to go skiing. Maybe it is even better to go at the end of the season. The doctor, however, did not give his diagnosis yet. If I cannot go I will have to find an alternative.
I do not like London, my home is in southern England, and there is a lot of work there too. A lot of people are moving to London just for work. I've been here for 10 years and I am studying chemistry.
I hope that I will have time to go skiing. Maybe it is even better to go at the end of the season. The doctor, however, did not give his diagnosis yet. If I cannot go I will have to find an alternative.
I do not like London, my home is in southern England, and there is a lot of work there too. A lot of people are moving to London just for work. I've been here for 10 years and I am studying chemistry.
Most common translations:
dining-room
dismantle
doe
dress
early
electromagnetic
encore
epoch
evolve
explicit
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of detain [ detained, detained ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of detener [detenido] |
detengo detienes detiene detenemos detenéis detienen | detenía detenías detenía deteníamos deteníais detenían | detuve detuviste detuvo detuvimos detuvisteis detuvieron | detendré detendrás detendrá detendremos detendréis detendrán |