Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: El asesino estranguló a la víctima. |
The murderer strangled the victim. |
In addition I wanted to ask you whether you could quickly send me the language file that you created with your colleagues at Harvard. The entire language package needs to be reviewed and published.
The film used (positive) is much more accurate in terms of color and pixels. It has a much higher range of colors, but the difficulty is that it is very sensitive and that is has a lot of contrast.
In the evening we drove up to the Victoria peak and hiked on the trails around the main view point. The view in the late afternoon was spectacular and after sunset, with all the lights it was breathtaking.
The film used (positive) is much more accurate in terms of color and pixels. It has a much higher range of colors, but the difficulty is that it is very sensitive and that is has a lot of contrast.
In the evening we drove up to the Victoria peak and hiked on the trails around the main view point. The view in the late afternoon was spectacular and after sunset, with all the lights it was breathtaking.
Most common translations:
esqueleto
esférico
escalar
enterarse de
enfado
eliminar
décimosegundo
dogma
discípulo
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of estrangular [estrangulado] |
estrangulo estrangulas estrangula estrangulamos estranguláis estrangulan | estrangulaba estrangulabas estrangulaba estrangulábamos estrangulabais estrangulaban | estrangulé estrangulaste estranguló estrangulamos estrangulasteis estrangularon | estrangularé estrangularás estrangulará estrangularemos estrangularéis estrangularán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of choke [ choked, choked ] | ||||
| Conjugation of strangle [ strangled, strangled ] | ||||
| Conjugation of throttle [ throttled, throttled ] | ||||