cabeza

/kaˈbeθa/, [kaˈβ̞e.θa]

head


Examples
  • Tu nombre está a la cabeza de la lista.

    Your name stands first in the list.

  • Tom se afeitó la cabeza.

    Tom shaved his head.

  • Me golpeé muy fuerte la cabeza contra la pared.

    I hit my head hard against the wall.

  • Su caballo le dio una coz en la cabeza y murió.

    She was kicked in the head by her horse and died.

  • El pájaro sumergió la cabeza en el agua.

    The bird dipped its head into the water.

  • Este remedio aliviará su dolor de cabeza.

    This medicine will soothe your headache.

  • Parece que ayer bebí demasiado. Mi cabeza palpita. Estoy completamente resacoso.

    It looks like I drank too much yesterday. My head is pounding. I'm completely hungover.

  • Tom pensó que lo que Mary escribió no tenía patas ni cabeza.

    Tom thought that what Mary wrote didn't make any sense.

  • Cuando pienso en aquellos estudiantes, me da dolor de cabeza.

    When I think about those students, it gives me a headache.

  • Estoy solo parado en la punta del año que agoniza, el universo se rompe en olas a mis pies, los planetas giran en torno a mi cabeza, y me despeinan al pasar con el viento que desplazan, sin dar una respuesta que llene los abismos.

    I'm alone standing at the tip of the slow-dying year, the universe breack in waves at my feet, planets whirl about my head, rumpling my hair in the wind that rushes by, whithout giving an answer that would fill the abyss.

  • Tengo un ligero dolor de cabeza en estos momentos.

    I have a slight headache now.

  • Tom aún no puede sacar a Mary de su cabeza.

    Tom still can't get Mary out of his head.

  • La vaca Lola, la vaca Lola, tiene cabeza y tiene cola, y hace muuuuu.

    Lola the cow, Lola the cow, she's smart and she brings trouble, and she goes mooooo.

  • Gira tu cabeza en este sentido.

    Turn your face this way.

  • Habiendo oído la ominosa palabra "liberalidad", Scrooge frunció el ceño, sacudió la cabeza y devolvió las credenciales.

    At the ominous word "liberality", Scrooge frowned, and shook his head, and handed the credentials back.

  • El hombre me golpeó en la cabeza.

    The man hit me on the head.

  • Hace tres días que tengo dolor de cabeza y no se me va.

    I've had a headache for three days and I can't get rid of it.

  • Tom usó la cabeza.

    Tom used his head.

  • Tenía un poco de dolor de cabeza, así que me fui a la cama temprano.

    I had a slight headache, so I went to bed early.

  • Parece que ellos tienen buena cabeza.

    It looks like they have a good head.


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