Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Ella vaciló porque no estaba segura de si se trataba del mismo hombre que irrumpió en su casa. |
She hesitated because she was not sure if it was the same man who broke into her home. |
On the way, there were a lot of beautiful, colored trees. Having arrived in a tiny village called Harvard, we got out of the car and walked through the streets. We were very lucky and I will tell you why.
For example, there are many regions in the United States in which only few African-Americans live. Somehow intolerance is the biggest there, because the citizens there are not used to foreigners.
Puerto Madryn was a boring city, but it was the hub to see the Peninsula Valdes, a nature reserve listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. We did not know what to expect but new that we would see Pinguins
For example, there are many regions in the United States in which only few African-Americans live. Somehow intolerance is the biggest there, because the citizens there are not used to foreigners.
Puerto Madryn was a boring city, but it was the hub to see the Peninsula Valdes, a nature reserve listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. We did not know what to expect but new that we would see Pinguins
Check out these translations
títere
trillar
tramar
tocón
territorial
telegrafiar
taladro
supervisor
submarino
soledad
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of vacilar [vacilado] |
vacilo vacilas vacila vacilamos vaciláis vacilan | vacilaba vacilabas vacilaba vacilábamos vacilabais vacilaban | vacilé vacilaste vaciló vacilamos vacilasteis vacilaron | vacilaré vacilarás vacilará vacilaremos vacilaréis vacilarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of falter [ faltered, faltered ] | ||||
| Conjugation of hesitate [ hesitated, hesitated ] | ||||
| Conjugation of waver [ wavered, wavered ] | ||||