Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: They couldn't foresee the rise in the price of gold. |
No podían prever el aumento del precio del oro. |
| to foresee | prever |
We wanted to take a hot shower but there was no hot water at all. We asked someone to fix it and he showed us that there was a heating switch outside the bathroom which would turn on the boiler.
It was so packed and it looked like a heap of ants climbing the temple. I would estimate that there were about a thousand people simultaneously climbing the temple which was not very big.
In Bariloche it took us around 3 hours to find a nice hotel. The prices varied a lot and there were no bargains. We settled for the Hotel Tirol, owned by an Austrian lady. It was a cute place with a lake view.
It was so packed and it looked like a heap of ants climbing the temple. I would estimate that there were about a thousand people simultaneously climbing the temple which was not very big.
In Bariloche it took us around 3 hours to find a nice hotel. The prices varied a lot and there were no bargains. We settled for the Hotel Tirol, owned by an Austrian lady. It was a cute place with a lake view.
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of foresee [ foresaw, foreseen ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of prever [previsto] |
preveo preves preve prevemos preveis preven | preveía preveías preveía preveíamos preveíais preveían | preví previste previó previmos previsteis previeron | preveré preverás preverá preveremos preveréis preverán |