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dólares

/ˈdolaɾes/, [ˈd̪o.la.ɾes]

dollars

Examples

  • ¿Por qué no le has dicho a Tom que debe 300 dólares?

    Why haven't you told Tom that he owes 300 dollars?

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  • Bill ahorró cien dólares para su viaje.

    Bill put aside a hundred dollars for his trip.

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  • ¿Es verdad que pediste un préstamo por un millón de dólares al banco?

    Is it true that you borrowed a million dollars from the bank?

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  • Necesito cambiar dólares por pesos.

    I need to exchange dollars for pesos.

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  • Él ahorró cien dólares.

    He saved a hundred dollars.

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  • Apuesto diez dólares a ese caballo.

    I bet ten dollars on that horse.

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  • Ahorro 10 dólares cada mes.

    I put away 10 dollars each month.

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  • Desafortunadamente, ella sólo traía cinco dólares.

    Unfortunately she only had five dollars with her.

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  • Tom le vendió su carro a Mary por trescientos dólares.

    Tom sold his car to Mary for three hundred dollars.

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  • Ella no tiene más de quince dólares.

    She has no more than fifteen dollars.

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  • El banco le prestó a la compañía un millón de dólares.

    The bank loaned the company one million dollars.

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  • Su casa fue vendida por diez mil dólares.

    His house was sold for ten thousand dollars.

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  • En total son unos diez mil dólares.

    The total is approximately ten thousand dollars.

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  • El déficit se eleva a un millón de dólares.

    The loss amounts to a million dollars.

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  • Tom quemó un gran fajo de billetes de cien dólares.

    Tom burned a big wad of hundred dollar bills.

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  • Mil dólares es una gran suma.

    A thousand dollars is a large sum.

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  • Solo me quedan tres dólares.

    I have just three dollars left.

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  • Tom le debe a Mary 300 dólares.

    Tom owes Mary 300 dollars.

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  • Me debes 1000 dólares.

    You owe me $1,000.

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  • Siete dólares, por favor.

    Seven dollars, please.

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