Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: He was groggy after the blow he had received during the fight. |
Estaba atontado después del golpe que recibió durante la pelea. |
After the blow she felt her head whirl. | Después del golpe sintió que su cabeza daba vueltas. |
Children love to blow out candles on their birthdays. | A los niños les encanta soplar las velas en su cumpleaños. |
a blow, a punch | un golpe |
to blow out | apagar |

All sorts of people were sitting in the restaurant, locals as well as foreigners. One could see that the city had some modern places too and that it was not the Vietnam we had imagined.
It might be that after all the view and the atmosphere could had been spectacular if we were the only one on this temple and experiencing a great sunset on this huge structure. But is was not.
We exchanged numbers and they offered that we should contact them once we'd arrive to the capital. After dinner we bought some chocolate in one of the many stores, but it was not tasty, compared to Swiss chocolate.
It might be that after all the view and the atmosphere could had been spectacular if we were the only one on this temple and experiencing a great sunset on this huge structure. But is was not.
We exchanged numbers and they offered that we should contact them once we'd arrive to the capital. After dinner we bought some chocolate in one of the many stores, but it was not tasty, compared to Swiss chocolate.
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English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of blow [ blew, blown ] | ||||
Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
Conjugation of soplar [soplado] |
soplo soplas sopla soplamos sopláis soplan | soplaba soplabas soplaba soplábamos soplabais soplaban | soplé soplaste sopló soplamos soplasteis soplaron | soplaré soplarás soplará soplaremos soplaréis soplarán |