Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Groundhogs are rodents whose burrows are under the ground. |
Las marmotas son roedores cuyas madrigueras están bajo tierra. |
| Badgers live in burrows and usually go out at night. | Los tejones viven en madrigueras y suelen salir por las noches. |
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The first thing he wanted to show us was a war memorial for Cambodia's civil war. The war has ended only few years earlier and was still very present in the mind of the entire population.
Than we took a cab to the actual border crossing. In the cab we took gave a ride to another tourist and with some scary Peruvian guy, who had a bag full of faked CDs. He didn't seem too nice and had many scarves.
The first thing he wanted to show us was a war memorial for Cambodia's civil war. The war has ended only few years earlier and was still very present in the mind of the entire population.
Than we took a cab to the actual border crossing. In the cab we took gave a ride to another tourist and with some scary Peruvian guy, who had a bag full of faked CDs. He didn't seem too nice and had many scarves.
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