Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Su discurso fue tan monótono que me aburrió a morir. |
His speech was so monotonous that it bored me to death. |
| Su discurso fue transmitido a través de todos los medios. | His speech was transmitted through all the media. |
| El discurso del presidente me resultó eterno; no pude evitar el mirar el reloj cada 30 segundos. | The president's speech seemed eternal; I couldn't help but glance at my watch every 30 seconds. |
| el discurso | speech |
| discurso | speech |
Only an independent observer would be able to judge nature, for example God. In this poem the independent power is the witch who cooks her soup of nature, she knows what ingredients she needs to add.
There were mountains. The heat of the day stand for the atmosphere between the man and the woman. They are waiting for the train from Barcelona to Madrid at a station between the two cities.
I took a shuttle to the ferry station and enjoyed the thirty minute busride. I wrote some SMS to my cousin who stayed on the island two years ago and she informed me about hostels and good places.
There were mountains. The heat of the day stand for the atmosphere between the man and the woman. They are waiting for the train from Barcelona to Madrid at a station between the two cities.
I took a shuttle to the ferry station and enjoyed the thirty minute busride. I wrote some SMS to my cousin who stayed on the island two years ago and she informed me about hostels and good places.
Most common translations:
dicha
desquite
desgraciado
desasosiego
demolición
dechado
cuánto
cuate
crecer
coro