Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Su sed no se sacia con agua. |
His thirst is not satiated with water. |
| Tengo mucha sed, necesito una limonada ahora mismo. | I am very thirsty; I need a lemonade right now. |
| Tengo sed, ¿qué es lo que tienes para tomar? | I'm thirsty, what do you have to drink? |
On the contrary, Swiss like to isolate themselves from the rest, maybe because the believe that they are superior or better, or maybe because they are just afraid of the unknown, change is not happening.
The cannot do it because of the girl's pregnancy. This fact creates a very unpleasant tension between the two characters, their future seems to hopeless and uncertain. Will they be together?
The same day that I gave my last presentation about our pilot project I flew away. The first lag was NYC's airport John F. Kennedy. I left Europe after midnight and arrived there at five o'clock, more or less.
The cannot do it because of the girl's pregnancy. This fact creates a very unpleasant tension between the two characters, their future seems to hopeless and uncertain. Will they be together?
The same day that I gave my last presentation about our pilot project I flew away. The first lag was NYC's airport John F. Kennedy. I left Europe after midnight and arrived there at five o'clock, more or less.
Newly added translation:
salmón
rotulador
reírse de
respirar
reorganizar
regordete
recreación
reagrupar
rabieta
pélvico