curar
/kuˈɾaɾ/, [kuˈɾaɾ]cure
Verb curar (first-person singular present curo, first-person singular preterite curé, past participle curado)
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to cure
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to heal
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to restore, heal (the soul)
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to nurse, treat
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to dress (a wound)
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to remedy (an evil)
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to prepare
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to cure, salt, smoke
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to ripen
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to dress, tan (animal hides)
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to season, dry (wood)
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to bleach (linen)
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to intoxicate, make drunk
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(reflexive) to get drunk
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Espero un día curar mi ansiedad social.
I hope to cure my social anxiety one day.
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Ningún remedio puede curar esta enfermedad.
No medicine can cure this disease.
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Prevenir es mejor que curar.
Prevention is better than cure.
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Curar las heridas del corazón lleva tiempo.
Healing the wounds of the heart takes time.
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Mucha gente cree que la acupuntura puede curar las enfermedades.
Many people believe acupuncture can cure diseases.
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Más vale prevenir que curar.
A stitch in time saves nine.
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Podemos curar algunos tipos de cáncer.
We can cure some types of cancer.
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La vida es una enfermedad larga que duerme rara vez y nunca se puede curar.
Life is a long illness that rarely sleeps and can never be cured.
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Curar las heridas del corazón cuesta tiempo.
Healing the wounds of the heart takes time.
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Señor, unas disculpas no van a curar cientos de quemaduras de segundo grado.
Apologizing isn't going to heal hundreds of second-degree burns, sir.
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