Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Ella es tan torpe que se tropieza en sus propios pies. |
She is so clumsy that she trips on her own feet. |
| Es tan torpe que no puede dar dos pasos sin caerse. | He is such a klutz, he can't walk two steps without falling down. |
| torpe | clumsy; goofy-maessig |
His name was Leo and he would become a good friend of mine during the next two weeks. He had a lovely girlfriend where he stayed during my visit. Basically, I slept in his place when he was away.
Indeed, these two are very stronlgy connected. The first is often led by a certain party or representative who represents the interest of the others. It gives them a feeling of togetherness and belonging.
The next day it we had another hike, this time much further away, but luckily downhill. We again walked through various rice fields and rice terraces, along rivers and through hill tribe villages.
Indeed, these two are very stronlgy connected. The first is often led by a certain party or representative who represents the interest of the others. It gives them a feeling of togetherness and belonging.
The next day it we had another hike, this time much further away, but luckily downhill. We again walked through various rice fields and rice terraces, along rivers and through hill tribe villages.
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timbal
teniente
tarde
sábana
suficiente
sordidez
sobrepeso
siete
sensato
saturación