Spanish Dictionary
| English | Spanish |
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Sample sentences: The temperature dips a lot at night. |
La temperatura baja mucho por la noche. |
| to dip | descender, bajar |
| dip | pendiente |
The first day in a new place is always a little strange. One has to get used to the new environment. I believe that the more someone tries to adapt the faster he gets used to new spots and new people.
I tried to explain that I was preferring to eat with everybody together I that I preferred not to eat meat if they did not eat it either, for financial reasons. I thought that they understood my feelings.
Police cars drove around the town and called all citizens and tourists to leave the island immediately. I was told, that the hurricane which was supposed to go over Cuba was on the way to us.
I tried to explain that I was preferring to eat with everybody together I that I preferred not to eat meat if they did not eat it either, for financial reasons. I thought that they understood my feelings.
Police cars drove around the town and called all citizens and tourists to leave the island immediately. I was told, that the hurricane which was supposed to go over Cuba was on the way to us.
Most common translations:
disobey
dogmatic
drift
earpiece
elegant
end
equatorial
exaggeration
explorer
familiar
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of dip [ dipped, dipped ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of bajarse [me bajado] |
me bajo te bajas se baja nos bajamos os bajáis se bajan | me bajaba te bajabas se bajaba nos bajábamos os bajabais se bajaban | me bajé te bajaste se bajó nos bajamos os bajasteis se bajaron | me bajaré te bajarás se bajará nos bajaremos os bajaréis se bajarán |