Spanish Dictionary
| Spanish | English |
| tumbar | to knock down; to knock over |
I have been living in Holland for the last 14 years and I know the mentality very well. Holland is a small country, everybody knows everybody, so if we want to succeed, we must seize the opportunity.
It is very different from bars and discos and nightlife. So it has also advantages, however the quantity and the quality of information circulating in the social networks worries me a little. A lot of it is garbage.
I have accepted you into my friend list, you have to accept me now too. Great! My goal is to have a good level in English, so that I can find a decent job in England or in the United States.
It is very different from bars and discos and nightlife. So it has also advantages, however the quantity and the quality of information circulating in the social networks worries me a little. A lot of it is garbage.
I have accepted you into my friend list, you have to accept me now too. Great! My goal is to have a good level in English, so that I can find a decent job in England or in the United States.
Check out these translations
traumatizar
tostada
tiovivo
teología
tasa
síndrome
sujetapapeles
sospecha
sociable
silbido
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of tumbar [tumbado] |
tumbo tumbas tumba tumbamos tumbáis tumban | tumbaba tumbabas tumbaba tumbábamos tumbabais tumbaban | tumbé tumbaste tumbó tumbamos tumbasteis tumbaron | tumbaré tumbarás tumbará tumbaremos tumbaréis tumbarán |