anciana
/anˈθjana/, [ãn̟ˈθja.na]old woman
Adjective anciana
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feminine singular of anciano
Noun anciana f (plural ancianas)
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female equivalent of anciano
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Ayudé a una anciana a cruzar la calle.
I helped an old lady across.
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La anciana está ocupada en el jardín.
The elderly lady is busy in the garden.
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Cedió su asiento a una anciana.
He offered his seat to an old woman.
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La anciana se volvió una presa fácil para el impostor.
The old woman fell an easy prey to the fraud.
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La anciana fue llevada al hospital, pero murió un poco más tarde.
The old woman was taken to a hospital, but she died not long after.
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La anciana se cayó y no pudo levantarse.
The old woman fell and could not get up.
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La anciana extendió una mano cariñosa al niño.
The old woman extended a loving hand to the children.
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¿Quién es esa anciana?
Who is that old woman?
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Él le robó a una anciana.
He robbed an old lady.
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Se había sentado un momento a dejar descansar a sus piernas cansadas y de repente miró hacia arriba y vio a una anciana ante él.
He'd sat down for a moment to rest his weary legs and suddenly looked up and saw an elderly woman before him.
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