Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Era un día brumoso y era difícil ver más lejos. |
It was a misty day and it was difficult to see farther away. |
| Viven en las afueras de la ciudad, lejos del centro. | They live in the outskirts of the city, far from the downtown. |
| La señora Jones envió a sus nietos, que viven lejos, un paquete con juguetes. | Mrs. Jones sent her grandchildren, who live far away, a parcel with toys. |
| a lo lejos | in the distance |
| lejos | distant; far away |
| demasiado lejos | too far |
| más lejos | further |
| muy lejos | far away |
| lejos de | far from |
| mas lejos | further |
| lejos | far |
for a minute I blamed the burger that I had eaten at the duty free back in Cancun, but thinking a little further I recalled eating street food the night earlier, as it was Mexican independence day.
They point out eachother's mistake whenever they try to negotiate and approach. Despite a good reason for reconciliation there still exist plenty of prejudices and many have no confidence in the treaty.
On the way we visited many small hill tribe villages. The walk was through green, wet rice fields. We really enjoyed it. Our guide explained us about the region and taught us some Vietnamese.
They point out eachother's mistake whenever they try to negotiate and approach. Despite a good reason for reconciliation there still exist plenty of prejudices and many have no confidence in the treaty.
On the way we visited many small hill tribe villages. The walk was through green, wet rice fields. We really enjoyed it. Our guide explained us about the region and taught us some Vietnamese.
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