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reloj

/reˈlo/, [reˈlo], /reˈlox/, [reˈlox], /reˈloɡ/, [reˈloɣ̞]

clock, watch

Examples

  • Me han robado el reloj.

    My watch has been stolen.

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  • No hay ningún reloj en mi habitación.

    There is no clock in my room.

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  • Mi tío me regaló un reloj de arena.

    My uncle gave me an hourglass.

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  • ¿Cuánto cuesta tu reloj suizo?

    How much does your Swiss watch cost?

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  • Me gustaría poder vivir a un ritmo más relajado, en vez de tener que mirar el reloj todo el rato.

    I wish I could live at a more relaxed pace, instead of having to watch the clock all the time.

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  • Ella perdió su nuevo reloj.

    She lost her new watch.

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  • Veo un reloj, pero no puedo imaginar el relojero. La mente humana es incapaz de captar las cuatro dimensiones, así que ¿cómo puede hacer la idea de un Dios, delante de quien mil años y mil dimensiones son como uno?

    I see a clock, but I cannot envision the clockmaker. The human mind is unable to conceive of the four dimensions, so how can it conceive of a God, before whom a thousand years and a thousand dimensions are as one?

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  • Él jamás viaja sin llevar un reloj despertador consigo.

    He never travels without taking an alarm clock with him.

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  • Creía que habías perdido tu reloj.

    I thought you had lost your watch.

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  • No es un reloj.

    It is not a watch.

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  • Él me robó mi nuevo reloj.

    He robbed me of my new watch.

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  • Le voy a pedir a John que repare mi reloj.

    I am going to have John repair my watch.

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  • ¿Anda ese reloj?

    Is that clock going?

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  • Este reloj es a prueba de agua.

    This watch is waterproof.

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  • Me robó el reloj.

    He stole my watch.

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  • Ella le dio un reloj.

    She gave him a watch.

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  • Es bastante difícil ensamblar un reloj.

    It is rather difficult to assemble a watch.

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  • Mi padre me compró un reloj que no me gusta mucho.

    My father bought me a watch, which I don't like very much.

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  • Le compré un reloj.

    I bought her a clock.

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  • Es la primera vez que veo un reloj de sol.

    This is the first time I've seen a sun clock.

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