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almorzar

/almoɾˈθaɾ/, [al.moɾˈθaɾ]

have lunch, lunch, to have lunch

Examples

  • ¿A dónde vas a ir a almorzar?

    Where are you going to eat lunch?

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  • Él empezó a almorzar.

    He began to eat lunch.

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  • Él ya salió a almorzar.

    He has gone out for lunch already.

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  • Tom tiene quince minutos para almorzar.

    Tom has to eat his lunch in fifteen minutes.

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  • ¿Quieren almorzar con nosotros?

    Would you like to eat lunch together?

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  • ¿Decidiste dónde vamos a almorzar?

    Have you decided where we are having lunch?

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  • Él se fumó un cigarro después de almorzar.

    He smoked a cigar after lunch.

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  • No sé si voy a poder almorzar con vos mañana.

    I don't know if I'll be able to eat lunch with you tomorrow.

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  • Es hora de almorzar.

    It's time for lunch.

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  • Te has tomado mucho tiempo para almorzar.

    You've taken a long time eating lunch.

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  • Tom normalmente se toma una siesta corta después de almorzar.

    Tom usually takes a short snooze after lunch.

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  • Tom no tuvo tiempo para almorzar.

    Tom didn't have time to eat lunch.

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  • Vamos a salir a almorzar. ¿Por qué no vienes?

    We're going out for lunch. Why don't you come along?

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  • ¿Tiene bocadillos para almorzar?

    Did he have sandwiches for lunch?

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  • Tom salió de la casa después de almorzar.

    Tom left the house after eating lunch.

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  • El señor Smith salió a almorzar.

    Mr Smith has gone out to lunch.

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  • Tom solo tiene quince minutos para almorzar.

    Tom is only given fifteen minutes to eat his lunch.

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  • Tom estaba ocupado y no tuvo oportunidad de almorzar.

    Tom was busy and didn't have a chance to eat lunch.

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  • Necesito platos livianos porque hoy mi familia va a almorzar en el parque.

    I need light plates because today my family is going to eat lunch in the park.

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  • Vamos a salir a almorzar. ¿Quieres venir también?

    We're going out for lunch. Do you want to come, too?

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