acudir
/akuˈdiɾ/, [a.kuˈð̞iɾ]go, go to
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Tom no tiene nadie a quien acudir que le ayude.
Tom has no one to turn to for help.
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Muy a mi pesar, mi padre no puede acudir a la reunión.
To my sorrow, my father cannot attend the meeting.
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Es imposible traducir esta frase sin acudir a un diccionario.
It's impossible to translate this sentence without a dictionary.
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Quiero ser alguien a quien puedes acudir.
I want to be someone you can turn to.
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Tomás no tenía a quién más acudir.
Tom had no one else to turn to.
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Todos necesitan a alguien a quién acudir cuando están en problemas.
Everyone needs someone to turn to when they're in trouble.
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Sin Tom, Mary no tendría nadie a quien acudir.
Without Tom, Mary would have no one to turn to.
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Tom no sabe a quien acudir.
Tom doesn't know who to turn to.
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De a poco no me quedará a quien más acudir.
Sooner or later, I'll have no one left to turn to.
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Tom no tenía nadie a quien acudir que le ayude.
Tom had no one to turn to for help.
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Ella no tiene a nadie a quien acudir.
She has no one to turn to.
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No sé a quién acudir.
I don't know who to turn to.
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No tengo a nadie a quien acudir para que me aconseje.
I have no one to turn to for advice.
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Quiero ser alguien a quien puedes acudir para ayuda.
I want to be someone you can turn to.
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La gente puede acudir a la ley si quiere corregir una injusticia.
People can turn to the law if they want to correct an injustice.
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