Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: He received a punch in his jaw during the boxing match. |
Recibió un puñetazo en la mandíbula durante el combate de boxeo. |
| She drank too much punch and felt dizzy later. | Ella bebió demasiado ponche y después se sintió mareada. |
| a blow, a punch | un golpe |
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.
But his intensions are clear. By saying: 'I do not want anybody but you, I don't want anyone else...' he actually refers also to the unborn child. He is putting her into a sad dilema. She refuses.
Thank you for the quick response and for your feedbacks. You are absolutely right about the verb 'communicar'. Our verb list section is new. We will add this verb, as well as many other less common verbs.
But his intensions are clear. By saying: 'I do not want anybody but you, I don't want anyone else...' he actually refers also to the unborn child. He is putting her into a sad dilema. She refuses.
Thank you for the quick response and for your feedbacks. You are absolutely right about the verb 'communicar'. Our verb list section is new. We will add this verb, as well as many other less common verbs.
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| Conjugation of punch [ punched, punched ] | ||||