Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Jimmy, please, tie your shoelaces, otherwise you will stumble. |
Jimmy, por favor, átate los cordones, si no te vas a tropezar. |
| She must study more for the test; otherwise, she will fail the exam. | Ella tiene que estudiar más para la prueba; de lo contrario ella no va a pasar el examen. |
| otherwise | de lo contrario |
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I interpret this as follows: It reflects the calm life without any hectic atmosphere. The life that these two are looking for (like they did before) is far away: Far away, beyond the river.
On the second day we visited the Perito Moreno glacier by foot. It is one of the most beautiful glacier in South America and certainly the most visited, as it can be reached easily by car.
I interpret this as follows: It reflects the calm life without any hectic atmosphere. The life that these two are looking for (like they did before) is far away: Far away, beyond the river.
On the second day we visited the Perito Moreno glacier by foot. It is one of the most beautiful glacier in South America and certainly the most visited, as it can be reached easily by car.