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Examples

Él estaba destinado a convertirse en intérprete simultáneo.

He was destined to become a simultaneous interpreter.

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A las siete de la tarde, las calles están desiertas en esta ciudad.

By seven o'clock in the evening, the streets are deserted in this town.

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Ella vive a unas manzanas de aquí.

She lives a few blocks away from here.

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Estoy a punto de partir hacia la estación.

I'm just about to head off to the station.

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¿Qué quieres que le diga a Tom si llama?

What do you want me to tell Tom if he calls?

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Tom a veces se queda dormido en clases.

Tom sometimes falls asleep in class.

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¡Tantas miradas que observan cómo el mundo se va a la deriva y tan pocas manos que se lo intenten impedir!

So many who see how the world is drifting away and so few who put their hands out to stop it!

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En lo que a mí se refiere, el languideciente verano me había dejado sin salud, sin fuerzas y, a decir verdad, también sin dinero.

For my own poor part, the fading summer left me out of health, out of spirits, and, if the truth must be told, out of money as well.

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No le dije a nadie a qué hora llegaría.

I didn't tell anyone what time I'd be arriving.

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Eso no fue un accidente; alguien prendió fuego a la casa.

That was no accident; someone set the house on fire.

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Pensé que jamás te volvería a ver.

I thought I'd never see you again.

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Como falló dos veces ayer, no quiere volver a intentarlo.

Having failed twice yesterday, he doesn't want to try again.

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Tom no siempre llega tarde, pero a menudo sí.

Tom isn't always late, but he often is.

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¿Adónde vas a ir en tus vacaciones?

Where are you going to go on your vacation?

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Finalmente ella cedió a la tentación y se comió toda la torta.

Finally she gave in to temptation and ate the whole cake.

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Ella le ató a la silla.

She tied him to the chair.

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Estoy esperando a mi novia.

I'm waiting for my girlfriend.

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La lluvia estaba goteando a través de una gotera en el techo.

The rain was dripping through a leak in the roof.

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Odio a esas arañas, siempre están ahí para sacarme de quicio cuando hago limpieza.

I hate those spiders. They're always there to freak me out when I'm cleaning.

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Vi a los niños matar al pájaro.

I saw the children kill the bird.

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