exceso

/eksˈθeso/, [eksˈθe.so]

excess

Noun exceso m (plural excesos)

Examples

Estaba cansado y nervioso por exceso de trabajo.

He was tired and nervous from overwork.

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La carretera del exceso lleva al palacio de la sabiduría.

The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.

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El policía lo arrestó por exceso de velocidad.

The policeman arrested him for speeding.

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El exceso de selfies es señal de falta de sexo.

Taking too many selfies signifies a lack of sex.

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Ken fue multado con 7.000 yenes por exceso de velocidad.

Ken was fined 7,000 yen for speeding.

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Tienes exceso de trabajo.

You are overworked.

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Lo detuvieron por exceso de velocidad.

He was caught for speeding.

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Los tomates son buenos para las personas que sufren dolor de estómago a causa del exceso de ácido estomacal cuando su estómago está vacío.

Tomatoes are good for people who suffer stomach pain from excess stomach acid when their stomach is empty.

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No coma en exceso.

Don't eat too much.

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A mi amigo lo arrestaron por exceso de velocidad.

My friend was arrested for speeding.

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