Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Compró las arvejas en sus vainas y las tuvo que pelar. |
She bought the peas in their pods and had to peel them off. |
| John es un pelele y Robert se aprovechó de él. | John is a pushover and Robert took advantage of him. |
No one should eat street food in these countries, and neither I should have. It is not that I was not experienced from previous traveling, it is that I had just forgotten it and now I needed to pay for it.
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.
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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.
Therefore, it is very important that you create the Vocabulary Builder page, so that user will feel that they came to the 'right' place, where the content they were looking for is presented right away.
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pasterizar
parafrasear
padrino
oreja
oferta
nutritivo
nitrógeno
narrador
mujer
montañés
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of pelar [pelado] |
pelo pelas pela pelamos peláis pelan | pelaba pelabas pelaba pelábamos pelabais pelaban | pelé pelaste peló pelamos pelasteis pelaron | pelaré pelarás pelará pelaremos pelaréis pelarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of pare [ pared, pared ] | ||||
| Conjugation of peel [ peeled, peeled ] | ||||