Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Estaba acostumbrada a que la admiraran porque era una beldad. |
She was used to being admired because she was a belle. |
| admirar | to look up |
Clara agreed about a month ago to give me her acquaintances' contact details from NYU and Columbia. I have just spoken to her now and she told me that you could help me and send me those files.
It is a thought that someone may have if he does not know anything about another group of individuals. He hears many stereotypes and blindly creates his own images in which he strongly believes.
By the way, Jeffrey and Brooke got married before the trip and this vacation was their honey moon. On the deck Jeffrey suddenly noticed that he had lost his wedding ring. It was probably in the bag.
It is a thought that someone may have if he does not know anything about another group of individuals. He hears many stereotypes and blindly creates his own images in which he strongly believes.
By the way, Jeffrey and Brooke got married before the trip and this vacation was their honey moon. On the deck Jeffrey suddenly noticed that he had lost his wedding ring. It was probably in the bag.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of admirar [admirado] |
admiro admiras admira admiramos admiráis admiran | admiraba admirabas admiraba admirábamos admirabais admiraban | admiré admiraste admiró admiramos admirasteis admiraron | admiraré admirarás admirará admiraremos admiraréis admirarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of admire [ admired, admired ] | ||||