Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Él tiene el cutis claro, al contrario que sus padres que tienen piel oscura. |
He has a fair complexion, unlike his parents who have dark skin. |
| Su informe, aunque conciso, era claro y explicativo. | His report, though concise, was clear and explanatory. |
| Es un día claro y el sol brilla. | It's a clear day and the sun is shining. |
The earlier you go to the top of the mountains the fewer people are on the slopes. I love the sound of the ski-lifts and seeing the villages disappear in the distance while I move up to the mountains.
For example, there are many regions in the United States in which only few African-Americans live. Somehow intolerance is the biggest there, because the citizens there are not used to foreigners.
On the next day we took the tour to see the Peninsula. The tour itself was very boring and the guide had really not much to say that would interest me. The area was barren and completely flat.
For example, there are many regions in the United States in which only few African-Americans live. Somehow intolerance is the biggest there, because the citizens there are not used to foreigners.
On the next day we took the tour to see the Peninsula. The tour itself was very boring and the guide had really not much to say that would interest me. The area was barren and completely flat.
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of clear [ cleared, cleared ] | ||||
| Conjugation of light [ lighted, lighted ] | ||||