Spanish Dictionary
| English | Spanish |
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Sample sentences: She entered on tiptoe because she didn't want to awake her parents. |
Entró de puntillas porque no quería despertar a sus padres. |
| to keep watch over; to stay awake | velar |
| awake | despierto |
All sorts of people were sitting in the restaurant, locals as well as foreigners. One could see that the city had some modern places too and that it was not the Vietnam we had imagined.
The city seemed to be small but busy and many building were new. It looked like a third world country village with four and five star hotels. The infrastructure was still bad, but one could see development.
At noon we continued to the Altiplano to visit some lakes and volcanoes. At 4000 meter above see level it became suddenly extremely cold and our heads started to spin. Altitude sickness?
The city seemed to be small but busy and many building were new. It looked like a third world country village with four and five star hotels. The infrastructure was still bad, but one could see development.
At noon we continued to the Altiplano to visit some lakes and volcanoes. At 4000 meter above see level it became suddenly extremely cold and our heads started to spin. Altitude sickness?
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of awake [ awaked, awaked ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of amanecer [amanecido] |
amanezco amaneces amanece amanecemos amanecéis amanecen | amanecía amanecías amanecía amanecíamos amanecíais amanecían | amanecí amaneciste amaneció amanecimos amanecisteis amanecieron | amaneceré amanecerás amanecerá amaneceremos amaneceréis amanecerán |
| Conjugation of despertar [despertado] |
despierto despiertas despierta despertamos despertáis despiertan | despertaba despertabas despertaba despertábamos despertabais despertaban | desperté despertaste despertó despertamos despertasteis despertaron | despertaré despertarás despertará despertaremos despertaréis despertarán |