English to Spanish Sentence Translation
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- forty [kua-REN-ta] adjective forty
There are forty windows in this building.
There are forty windows in this building. - fourth [KUAR-to] adjective, masc. fourth
fourth [KUAR-ta] fem.
Juan eats a quarter of the cake.
John eats a fourth of the pie. - the fourth [KUAR-to] noun, masc. room, quart, quarter
My room is small.
My room is small. - the bathroom, masc. bathroom
I wash and comb my hair in the bathroom.
I wash up and comb my hair in the bathroom. - the bucket; the cube [ku-BE-ta] noun, fem. pail
Bring water in the bucket.
He is carrying water in the pail. - covered [ku-BYER-to] adjective, masc. covered
cover [ku-BYER-ta] fem.
The garden is covered in flowers.
The garden is covered with flowers.
- forty [kua-REN-ta] adjective forty
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- cover [ku-BREER] verb to cover
Women cover their heads when it rains.
The women cover their heads when it rains. - the spoon [ku-CHA-ra] noun, fem. spoon
I don't have a spoon.
I don't have a spoon. - the knife [ku-CHEE-lyo, cu-CHEE-yo] noun, masc. knife
The knife is on the table.
The knife is on the table. - the neck [KUE-lyo, KUE-yo] noun, masc. neck (of a person), necklace
The lady wears a magnificent jewel around her neck.
The lady is wearing a magnificent jewel on her neck. - the account [KUEN-ta] noun, fem. bill, check
Dad pays the bill.
Dad pays the bill. - the story [KUEN-to] noun, masc. tale, story
Do you want to hear a story?
Do you want to hear a story? - the fairy tale announ, masc. fairy tale
"Cinderella" is a fairy tale.
"Cinderella" is a fairy tale. - the string [KUER-da] noun, fem. rope
Let's jump rope.
Let's jump rope. - the leather [KUE-ro] noun, masc. leather
For Christmas, I want a leather jacket.
For Christmas, I want a leather jacket. - Watch out! [kuee-DA-do] interjection Be careful!
Watch out! There is a lot of traffic now.
Be careful! There's a lot of traffic now. - take care [kuee-DAR] verb to look after, to take care of
When my parents go out for a walk, I have to take care of the baby.
When my parents go out, I have to take care of the baby. - the birthday [kum-ple-A-nyos] noun, masc. birthday
My birthday is December 18th.
My birthday is December eighteenth. - the cradle [KU-na] noun, fem. cradle
The baby is in the crib.
The baby is in the cradle. - curious [ku-REEO-so] adjective, masc. curious
curious [ku-REEO-sa] fem.
Alejandro is a curious person. He always asks questions.
Alex is a curious person. He always asks questions. - It doesn't matter [da-lo-MEES-mo] idiomatic expression it does not make any difference
. I like both TV shows.
It doesn't make any difference. I like both television programs. - dar [DAR] verb to give
They give us books to read in the library.
They give us books to read in the library.
- cover [ku-BREER] verb to cover
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- de [DE] preposition from, out of
He calls from home.
He calls from his house. - de (del, de la, de las, de los) [DE] preposition of (showing ownership)
It's my neighbor's bike.
It is my neighbor's bicycle. - weak [DE-beel] adjective weak
Today the boy is weak.
The boy is weak today. - well-behaved [de-bue-na-kon-DUK-ta] prepositional phrase well-behaved
They are students of good behavior.
They are well-behaved students. - say [de-SEER] verb to say
They never say "thank you."
They never say "Thank you." - decorar [de-ko-RAR] verb to decorate
We decorate the house for Christmas.
We decorate the house for Christmas. - the finger [DE-do] noun, masc. finger
She indicates with her finger.
She points with her finger. - the toe announce, masc. toe
My toe hurts.
My toe hurts. - leave [de-JAR] verb to leave something
The boy puts the newspaper in front of the house.
The boy leaves the newspaper in front of the house. - stop deverb to stop (doing something)
I stop eating.
I stop eating. - in the morning [de-la-ma-NYA-na] prepositional phrase in the morning It's
six in the morning.
It is six o'clock in the morning. - the apron [de-lan-TAL] noun, masc. apron
The cook is wearing an apron.
The cook is wearing an apron. - delicious [de-lee-SEEO-so] adjective, masc. delicious
delicious [de-lee-SEEO-sa] fem.
This lunch is delicious.
This lunch is delicious.
- de [DE] preposition from, out of
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- too much [de-ma-SEEA-do] adjective, masc. too many too many
[de-ma-SEEA-dos] plural
There are too many dishes in the cupboard.
There are too many plates in the cupboard. - too much adverb too much
The toy costs too much.
The toy costs too much. - you're welcome [de-NA-da] idiomatic expression You're welcome
Thank you for the gift. You're welcome.
Thanks for the gift. You are welcome. - the dentist [den-TEES-ta] noun, masc. dentist
The dentist takes care of my son's teeth.
The dentist takes care of my son's teeth. - standing [de-PYE] adverb standing
She is standing.
She is standing. - the sport [de-POR-te] noun, masc. sport, sports
She likes sports very much.
He likes sports very much. - suddenly [de-re-PEN-te] adverb suddenly
Suddenly, the child screams.
Suddenly, the child screams. - spill [de-rra-MAR] verb to spill
The dog always spills the cat's plate.
The dog always spills the cat's plate. - breakfast [de-sa-YU-no] noun, masc. breakfast
Breakfast at home is at seven.
Breakfast at home is at seven. - rest [des-kan-SAR] verb to rest
Maria never rests!
Mary never rests! - descend [de-sen-DER] verb to go down, descend
The plane is going to descend; soon we arrive.
The plane is descending; we will arrive soon. - of course [des-de-LUE-go] idiomatic expression of course
You're going to the party, right? Of course.
You're going to the party, aren't you? Of course. - desire [de-se-AR] verb to want
What do you want to eat?
What would you like to eat? - the desire [de-SE-o] noun, masc. wish
I have a very special wish.
I have a very special wish. - the parade [des-FEE-le] noun, masc. Parade
Tomorrow there is a parade.
Tomorrow there is a parade. - the desert [de-SYER-to] noun, masc. desert
There is a lot of sand in the desert.
There is a lot of sand in the desert.
- too much [de-ma-SEEA-do] adjective, masc. too many too many
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- slowly [des-PA-seeo] adverb slowly
Gloria walks slowly.
Gloria walks slowly. - the alarm clock [des-per-ta-DOR] noun, masc. alarm clock
The alarm clock rings at six.
The alarm clock rings at six. - after [des-PUES] adverb afterwards, after
After dinner, we go to the movies.
After dinner, we are going to the movies. - stop [de-te-NER] verb to stop
The director stops the boys.
The main stops the boys. - detest [de-tes-TAR] verb detest
Everyone detests mosquitoes.
Everyone detests mosquitoes. - behind [de-TRAS] adverb behind
I sit behind Juan.
I sit behind John. - return [de-bowl-BER] verb to give back, to return
Students return books.
The students give back the books. - the day [DEE-a] noun, masc. day
They celebrate New Years Day.
They celebrate New Year's Day. - draw [dee-bu-JAR] verb to draw
They draw on the board.
They draw on the blackboard. - the dictionary [deek-seeo-NA-reeo] noun, masc. dictionary
We look up the words in the dictionary.
We look for the words in the dictionary.
- slowly [des-PA-seeo] adverb slowly
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- nineteen [dye-see-NUE-be] adjective nineteen
There are nineteen eggs in the refrigerator.
There are nineteen eggs in the refrigerator. - eighteen [dye-see-O-cho] adjective eighteen
Eight and ten is eighteen.
Eight and ten are eighteen. - sixteen [dye-see-SAYS] adjective sixteen
There are sixteen candies in the box.
There are sixteen candies in the box. - seventeen [dye-see-SYE-te] adjective seventeen
I have seventeen cousins.
I have seventeen cousins. - the tooth [DYEN-te] noun, masc. tooth Your tooth
hurts.
He has a toothache. - the teeth [DYEN-tes] noun, masc. teeth You
have nice teeth.
She has pretty teeth. - ten [DYES] adjective ten
We have ten books.
We have ten books. - different [dee-fe-REN-te] adjective different
It's a different story.
It is a different story. - difficult [dee-FEE-seel] adjective difficult
If you study, it is not difficult.
If you study, it is not difficult. - diffusion [dee-fu-SEEON] noun, fem. broadcast
The Christmas broadcast in the Americas is on December 20.
The broadcast “Christmas in the Americas” is on December 20th. - digital [di-hee-TAL] adjective digital
Here's the phone, the camera, the DVD, and everything digital.
Here is the phone, the camera, the DVD and everything that is digital. - the money [dee-NE-ro] noun, masc. money
The boy has his money ready.
The boy has his money ready. - the address [dee-rek-SEEON] noun, masc. address
What is the address of the house?
What is the address of the house?
- nineteen [dye-see-NUE-be] adjective nineteen
- direct [dee-ree-JEER] verb to direct
Mr. Almeida directs the musicians.
Mr. Almeida directs the musicians. - the compact disc (CD) [DEES-ko kom-PAK-to] noun, masc. compact disc (CD)
I like Guillermo's CD.
I like William's CD. - disgusted [dees-gus-TA-do] adjective, masc. displeased
disgusted [dees-gus-TA-da] fem.
The lady is upset with the dog.
The lady is displeased with the dog. - excuse me [dees-PEN-se-me] excuse me,
you excuse me plural idiomatic expression
Excuse me, please. I have to go out.
Excuse me, please. I have to leave.