Spanish Dictionary
| Spanish | English |
| atar | bind bound bound |
| atar | tie down; tie |
| atar | to lace up |
Robert wants to tell us not only about nature and its secrets but also about the ability of the human being to recognize what happens around us. We see only the nice side if we just read and do not analyze.
It comes not only from the need to feel superior (which would be a legitimate and natural desire), it is also the consequence of ignorance, believe in stereotypes and old-fashioned intolerance.
We paid for the taxi and waited thirty minutes for the driver to arrive. Again, Argentina reminded me of Italy. We drove into town and were looking for a place. The town made a great first impression.
It comes not only from the need to feel superior (which would be a legitimate and natural desire), it is also the consequence of ignorance, believe in stereotypes and old-fashioned intolerance.
We paid for the taxi and waited thirty minutes for the driver to arrive. Again, Argentina reminded me of Italy. We drove into town and were looking for a place. The town made a great first impression.
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| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of atar [atado] |
ato atas ata atamos atáis atan | ataba atabas ataba atábamos atabais ataban | até ataste ató atamos atasteis ataron | ataré atarás atará ataremos ataréis atarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of tie [ tied, tied ] | ||||