Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: El hombre que le robó tenía el dedo en el gatillo de su revólver listo para disparar contra ella. |
The man who robbed her had his finger on the trigger of his revolver ready to shoot her. |
| El almirante del barco dio la orden de disparar. | The admiral of the ship gave the order to shoot. |
| disparar | to fire a shot |
| disparar | to fire (gun) |
| disparar | to shoot |
This behavior is totally normal for this kind of traffic volume. To increase efficiency they could increase the gateway to five. Once you send the traffic, I will ask my boss to test it on both.
Most are able to overcome their fears and to overcome their ignorance, if they want to. The subject that i am writing about is also an important factor in history since history consists of conflicts.
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.
Most are able to overcome their fears and to overcome their ignorance, if they want to. The subject that i am writing about is also an important factor in history since history consists of conflicts.
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.
Most common translations:
dificultad
desunir
desleal
descomposición
dependienta
decrépito
cólico
cuento de hadas
criollo
correspondiente
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of disparar [disparado] |
disparo disparas dispara disparamos disparáis disparan | disparaba disparabas disparaba disparábamos disparabais disparaban | disparé disparaste disparó disparamos disparasteis dispararon | dispararé dispararás disparará dispararemos dispararéis dispararán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of shoot [ shot, shot ] | ||||