Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: En ese concurso de talentos en la televisión lo abuchearon. |
He was booed in that talent show on TV. |
In this poem there is not any movement, it is only a snapshot of life, it means it is a picture, almost dead, as there is no movement at all. And this is the reason why the poem seems to be calming.
I just saw the Arsenal match. It was very boring and the atmosphere in the stadium was weak. I think that it was mainly due to the cold and not due to the quality of the game. But it was worth it.
To be honest, we did not understand one word of what he was saying, because his English was so terrible. Or maybe it wasn't and it was only his accent which we could not grasp. To us it was Chinese.
I just saw the Arsenal match. It was very boring and the atmosphere in the stadium was weak. I think that it was mainly due to the cold and not due to the quality of the game. But it was worth it.
To be honest, we did not understand one word of what he was saying, because his English was so terrible. Or maybe it wasn't and it was only his accent which we could not grasp. To us it was Chinese.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of abuchear [abucado] |
abucheo abucheas abuchea abucheamos abucheáis abuchean | abucheaba abucheabas abucheaba abucheábamos abucheabais abucheaban | abucheé abucheaste abucheó abucheamos abucheasteis abuchearon | abuchearé abuchearás abucheará abuchearemos abuchearéis abuchearán |