conejo

/koˈnexo/, [koˈne.xo]

rabbit


Examples
  • "¿De verdad quieres eso?" preguntó el pequeño conejo blanco.

    "Do you really wish that?" asked the little white rabbit.

  • El conejo se ocultó detrás del árbol.

    The rabbit hid behind the tree.

  • Corría como un conejo asustado.

    He ran like a scared rabbit.

  • El año que viene es el año del conejo.

    The next year is the rabbit's year

  • Aunque lo parezcan, un erizo, un topo, una nutria, un conejo o una zarigüeya no son roedores.

    Even though they look like it, a hedgehog, a mole, an otter, a rabbit or an opossum are not rodents.

  • "Solo estoy pensando acerca de mi deseo," respondió el pequeño conejo negro.

    "I'm just thinking about my wish," replied the little black rabbit.

  • ¿Por qué son largas las orejas del conejo?

    Why do rabbits have big ears?

  • Bebí de la botella y antes de darme cuenta me había convertido en un conejo.

    I drank from the bottle and before I noticed, I turned into a rabbit.

  • Un conejo corre por el jardín.

    A rabbit is running in the garden.

  • Contra la nieve, el conejo blanco era invisible.

    Against the snow, the white rabbit was invisible.

  • A Tochtli le gusta la carne de conejo.

    Tochtli likes rabbit meat.

  • El conejo está comiendo la zanahoria.

    The rabbit is eating the carrot.

  • Horneé unas galletas con forma de conejo.

    I baked some bunny-shaped cookies.

  • Hace mucho, mucho tiempo en India, un mono, un zorro y un conejo vivieron felizmente juntos.

    Long long ago in India, a monkey, a fox, and a rabbit lived happily together.

  • Tengo que preocuparme del conejo.

    I have to look after the rabbit.

  • Un conejo corretea por el jardín.

    A rabbit is running in the garden.

  • Un conejo tiene las orejas largas y la cola corta.

    A rabbit has long ears and a short tail.

  • "Voy a sacar un conejo del sombrero." "Pago por ver."

    "I'm going to pull a rabbit out of the hat." "I'll pay to see that".

  • Las orejas de un conejo son más largas que las de un zorro.

    The ears of a rabbit are longer than those of a fox.

  • Los doce animales de los signos del zodíaco chino provienen de once tipos de animales que encontramos en la naturaleza: la rata, el buey, el tigre, el conejo, la serpiente, el caballo, el carnero, el mono, el gallo, el perro, el chancho, y el mitológico dragón;ellos son utilizados como calendario.

    The twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac come from eleven types of animals we find in nature: the rat, the ox, the tiger, the hare, the snake, the horse, the ram, the monkey, the rooster, the dog, the pig, and the mythological dragon; they're used as a calendar.


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