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pares

/ˈpaɾes/, [ˈpa.ɾes]

pairs

Examples

  • Tom se preguntaba cuántos pares de zapatos poseía María.

    Tom wondered how many pairs of shoes Mary owned.

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  • Como el típico vertebrado los humanos tienen dos pares de miembros.

    Like a typical vertebrate the human has two pairs of limbs.

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  • Algunos insectos no poseen alas, mientras otros poseen uno o dos pares.

    Some insects have no wings, while others have one or two pairs.

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  • Tom colgó los tres pares de jeans húmedos en el tendedero.

    Tom hung the three pairs of wet jeans on the clothesline.

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  • Los falsos amigos son pares de palabras que se escriben o dicen de forma parecida entre diferentes lenguajes, pero tienen un significado distinto.

    False friends are pairs of words in two languages that are similar in spelling or pronunciation, but differ in meaning.

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  • Quiero que pares.

    I want you to stop.

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  • Por eso Tatoeba es multilingüe. Pero no esa clase de multilingüe, no del tipo en el que las lenguas están simplemente emparejadas, y donde algunos pares se quedan atrás.

    This is why Tatoeba is multilingual. But not that kind of multilingual. Not the kind where languages are simply being paired up together, and where some pairs are left behind.

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  • Todos los números pares son la suma de dos primos.

    Every even number is the sum of two primes.

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  • Compré dos pares de pantalones.

    I bought two pairs of pants.

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  • Mientras estés hablándome está bien, pero tan pronto pares, me da hambre.

    As long as you're talking to me, it's fine, but as soon as you stop, I get hungry.

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  • Ya estaría bueno que pares de malgastar tu dinero.

    It's high time you stopped wasting your money.

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  • No pares aquí.

    Don't stop here.

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  • Los falsos amigos son pares de palabras que se escriben o dicen de forma parecida entre diferentes idiomas, pero tienen un significado diferente.

    False friends are pairs of words in two languages that are similar in spelling or pronunciation, but differ in meaning.

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  • Los números impares se alternan con los pares.

    Odd numbers alternate with even ones.

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  • Ella compró dos pares de calcetines.

    She bought two pairs of socks.

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  • Por favor, no pares.

    Please don't stop.

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  • Había dos pares de zapatos en el piso.

    On the floor were two pairs of shoes.

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  • No lo pares.

    Don't stop him.

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  • Los zapatos se venden por pares.

    Shoes are sold in pairs.

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  • Me costó mil pares de cojones sacarme el carné de conducir.

    I had to go through hell and high water to get my driver's licence.

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