Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: La política de apartheid de Sudáfrica fue muy criticada en todo el mundo. |
The South African policy of apartheid was criticized around the world. |
| criticar; despreciar | to put down; to slam |
Mr. Chang informed me that you have a customer that requires similar applications to what my customers have here in Switzerland. I am planning my next trip and I will consider visiting you too.
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.
The young women rowed towards us and tried to sell food and souvenirs. We were not interested and she tried to block us and prevent us from swimming back to our vessel. So we dove beneath her.
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.
The young women rowed towards us and tried to sell food and souvenirs. We were not interested and she tried to block us and prevent us from swimming back to our vessel. So we dove beneath her.
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| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of criticar [criticado] |
critico criticas critica criticamos criticáis critican | criticaba criticabas criticaba criticábamos criticabais criticaban | critiqué criticaste criticó criticamos criticasteis criticaron | criticaré criticarás criticará criticaremos criticaréis criticarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of criticize [ criticized, criticized ] | ||||