Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: The referee blew a whistle to announce that the match was over. |
El árbitro pitó un silbato para anunciar que terminó el partido. |
| whistle | el silbato; el pito |
| to whistle | silbar |
We agreed to stay in the room with no windows and unpacked our bags. We wanted to have dinner and went out to a Sushi restaurant a friend told us about. It was a great place with great atmosphere.
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.
We woke up very early because we wanted to continue to Bariloche in Argentina. We bought some food and sat down by the lake to eat a breakfast sandwich. It was so foggy that we could not see the volcano.
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.
We woke up very early because we wanted to continue to Bariloche in Argentina. We bought some food and sat down by the lake to eat a breakfast sandwich. It was so foggy that we could not see the volcano.
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| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of whistle [ whistled, whistled ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of silbar [silbado] |
silbo silbas silba silbamos silbáis silban | silbaba silbabas silbaba silbábamos silbabais silbaban | silbé silbaste silbó silbamos silbasteis silbaron | silbaré silbarás silbará silbaremos silbaréis silbarán |