esposas
/esˈposas/, [esˈpo.sas]handcuffs, wives
Noun esposas f pl (plural only)
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handcuffs
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plural of esposa
Verb esposas
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Informal second-person singular (tú) present indicative form of esposar.
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Sin embargo, al igual que los Estados Unidos, Japón es un país predominantemente de clase media, de ingresos medios, y por lo tanto las esposas no emplean mucamas, sino que se ocupan ellas mismas de todo.
However, like America, Japan is predominantly a middle-class, middle-income country, and so wives do not employ maids, but attend to everything themselves.
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Buscaba algo de emoción, así que decidí traer las esposas.
I was looking for some excitement so I decided to bring the handcuffs.
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De las cinco esposas que tuvo él, tres fueron desleales.
Of the five wives he had, three were unfaithful.
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¿Cuántas esposas has tenido?
How many wives have you had?
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No es un crimen contra Dios en el Islam que un hombre tenga dos o más esposas.
It is not crime against God in Islam that a man has two or more wives.
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Los sacerdotes no tienen esposas.
Priests don't have wives.
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Los curas no tienen esposas.
Priests don't have wives.
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Tom tiene tres ex esposas.
Tom has three ex-wives.
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Había un par de esposas sobre la cama.
There was a pair of handcuffs on the bed.
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En algunas sociedades, las esposas se consideran aún la propiedad de sus esposos.
In some societies, wives are still considered the property of their husbands.
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