cara

/ˈkaɾa/, [ˈka.ɾa]

face

Examples

No me gusta su cara.

I'm not fond of her face.

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Sécate la cara con una toalla.

Dry your face with a towel.

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Si yo fuese Tom le habría metido un carajazo a María en la cara.

If I were Tom, I would've punched Mary in the face.

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El año 1905 es un año importante en la historia de la física. Es el año en que Einstein cambió la cara de la física con sus teorías de la relatividad espacial, de la equivalencia masa-energía, y del efecto fotoeléctrico.

The year 1905 is an important year in the history of physics. It is the year Einstein changed the face of physics with his theories of special relativity, mass-energy equivalence and the photoelectric effect.

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A un lado de la moneda se le llama "cara" y al otro "sello".

One side of a coin is called 'heads' and the other side is called 'tails'.

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El gato restriega su cara contra ella.

The cat rubs its face against her.

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Quien se daña su nariz se daña su cara.

Who hurts his nose, also hurts his face.

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Estás loco por comprar una bicicleta tan cara.

You're crazy to buy such an expensive bike.

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No me pongas una cara tan triste.

Don't give me such a sad look.

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Tienen exactamente la misma cara.

They have the exact same face.

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Ella no pudo mirarlo a él a la cara.

She couldn't look him in the face.

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No te quiero ver más la cara.

I don't want to see your face again.

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Deberías lavarte la cara.

You should wash your face.

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Tuvo que dar la cara.

He had to face the music.

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Ixtli tiene una cara bella.

Ixtli has a lovely face.

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Ella se frotó la cara con un pañuelo.

She wiped her face with a handkerchief.

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Ella le dio un puñetazo en la cara.

She punched him in the face.

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Soy muy malo con los nombres, pero nunca olvido una cara.

I'm really bad with names, but I never forget a face.

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Tom sentía la lluvia fría en su cara.

Tom felt the cold rain on his face.

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Él lleva ropa cara y tiene muchas joyas.

He wears expensive clothes and owns a lot of jewelry.

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