Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Él está seguro de que en su casa hay fuerzas sobrenaturales que mueven las cosas. |
He is sure that there are supernatural forces moving things in his house. |
| Tienes que mover más tu pelvis para bailar la lambada. | You should move more your pelvis to dance lambada. |
| No te muevas hasta que la avispa se vaya volando. | Stay still until the wasp flies away. |
| mover | to move |
| mover | pull |
The utopia from Germany is not very different from the Utopia of other countries. People want to be rich, free and happy. What is special in Switzerland is that people do not care about other nations.
The belief of somebody that a race or a group of people to which he belongs is superior to another. Even though the word itself stems from the word 'race', its meaning must be generalized.
I got to the southern tip of the island and visited the light house. I also remember to have visited some turtles or crocodiles nearby. I was not the only one who drove around the island by motorcycle.
The belief of somebody that a race or a group of people to which he belongs is superior to another. Even though the word itself stems from the word 'race', its meaning must be generalized.
I got to the southern tip of the island and visited the light house. I also remember to have visited some turtles or crocodiles nearby. I was not the only one who drove around the island by motorcycle.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of mover [movido] |
muevo mueves mueve movemos movéis mueven | movía movías movía movíamos movíais movían | moví moviste movió movimos movisteis movieron | moveré moverás moverá moveremos moveréis moverán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of budge [ budged, budged ] | ||||
| Conjugation of move [ moved, moved ] | ||||