coma
/ˈkoma/, [ˈko.ma]coma, comma, eat
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Coma esto.
Eat this up.
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Los científicos siguen descubriendo nuevas medicinas, por lo tanto, siempre hay esperanza para las personas que están en coma.
Scientists continue to discover new medicines, so there is always hope for people who are in comas.
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La madre de Alex cayó en coma no mucho antes de la caída del Muro de Berlín.
Alex' mother lapsed into a coma not long before the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Estabais en coma.
You were in a coma.
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Estuviste en coma.
You were in a coma.
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En inglés se escribe "3.14", pero "3,14" en turco y en francés. Se lee "tres punto uno cuatro" en inglés, y "tres coma catorce" en turco y en francés.
"3.14" written in English is written as "3,14" in Turkish and French. It is read as "three point one four" in English and "three comma fourteen" in Turkish and French.
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Aunque los programadores usan los punto y coma todos los días, la mayoría de las personas solo los usan para los emoticonos.
Where programmers use semi-colons every day, the majority of people only use them in emoticons.
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No puedes dejar que Tom coma nada que contenga cacahuete.
You can't let Tom eat anything that has peanuts in it.
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No coma en exceso.
Don't eat too much.
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No coma cosas duras, por favor.
Don't eat hard foods.
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Mamá insiste en que coma yo más vegetales.
Mother insists that I should eat more vegetables.
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Tom no sube de peso aunque coma mucho.
Tom doesn't gain weight even though he eats a lot.
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No me interesa lo que ella coma.
I don't care what she eats.
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El que sembró su maíz, que se coma su pinole.
You reap what you sow.
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Salvo las zanahorias, no hay nada que no coma.
Apart from carrots, there is nothing he does not eat.
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¿Está Tom en coma?
Is Tom in a coma?
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Coma y beba.
Eat and drink.
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En mi idioma, la "," se llama coma, el ";" se llama punto y coma, ":" se llama dos puntos, "…" se llama puntos suspensivos y esta frase acaba con un punto final.
In my language, the "," is called comma, the ";" is called semicolon, ":" is called colon, "..." are called ellipsis, and this sentence ends with a period.
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¿Qué quiere el doctor que yo coma?
What does the doctor want me to eat?
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Mi actitud hacia la coma es fisiológica; entre más aliento tengo, menos comas uso.
My attitude to the comma is physiological; the more breath I have, the fewer commas I use.
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