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novio

/ˈnobjo/, [ˈno.β̞jo]

boyfriend, groom

Examples

  • Ni siquiera tengo novio.

    I don't even have a boyfriend.

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  • En una relación puramente romántica, ser infiel sería como tener un novio que esté enamorado de otra chica y vaya a verla y la bese y la acaricie y le diga que la ama.

    In a purely romantic relationship cheating would just be like having a boyfriend who considers himself in love with another girl and he goes and sees her and kisses her and cuddles with her and tells her he loves her.

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  • Hace poco asistí a la boda de un amigo chino. La novia y el novio habían sido compañeros en la universidad, ambos se graduaron de la facultad china. Ya han estado juntos durante cinco años.

    Recently I attended the wedding of a Chinese friend. The bride and groom had been classmates at university, and both graduated from the Chinese faculty. They've already been together for five years.

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  • Pienso que mi novio husmea en mi correo.

    I think my boyfriend is spying on my emails.

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  • ¿Cómo se quedo tu novio cuando le dijiste que no siempre fuiste una mujer?

    How did your boyfriend react when you told him that you hadn't always been a woman?

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  • Tom fue mi primer novio.

    Tom was my first boyfriend.

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  • Quiero un novio.

    I want a boyfriend.

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  • Como sea, en tanto sea un hombre, cualquiera debería servir. Es triste que tú no tengas un novio aún.

    Anyway, as long as it's a man, anybody should do. It's sad that you don't have a boyfriend yet.

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  • A veces, mi novio flirtea con otras chicas.

    My boyfriend sometimes flirts with other girls.

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  • Tom es el novio de Mary.

    Tom is Mary's boyfriend.

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  • Él no es mi novio. Es mi hermano.

    He's not my boyfriend. He's my brother.

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  • Se ha echado novio.

    She's found herself a boyfriend.

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  • ¡Extraño tanto a mi novio!

    I miss my boyfriend so much!

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  • ¿Acaso no me dijiste ayer que tú y tu novio habían terminado?

    Didn't you tell me yesterday that you and your boyfriend had broken up?

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  • Tu novio es una persona problemática, pero esto no es un motivo suficiente para rendirse o para interrumpir vuestra relación.

    Your boyfriend is a problematic person, but that's not a good enough reason to give up or break off your relationship.

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  • Parece que Jane tiene un nuevo novio.

    Jane seems to have a new boyfriend.

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  • El novio de Yumi es un poco antisocial.

    Yumi's boyfriend is a bit antisocial.

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  • María vino a América a visitar a su novio.

    Mary came to America to visit her boyfriend.

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  • Ella y su novio viven juntos.

    She and her boyfriend live together.

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  • Ella está tejiendo un suéter para su novio.

    She is knitting a sweater for her boyfriend.

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