excusa
/eksˈkusa/, [eksˈku.sa]excuse
Noun excusa f (plural excusas)
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excuse
Verb excusa
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of excusar.
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Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of excusar.
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Esa no es excusa.
That's no excuse.
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Puso como excusa que su reloj estaba mal.
He made the excuse that his watch was wrong.
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Eso es sólo la excusa.
That is only your excuse.
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Mejor que tengas una buena excusa.
You'd better have a good excuse.
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No acepto tu excusa.
I do not accept your excuse.
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Tom no tiene excusa.
Tom has no alibi.
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Da igual la excusa que me ponga, no puedo perdonarle.
It doesn't matter what excuse he gives me, I can't forgive him.
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Es una excusa.
It's an excuse.
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¡¿Qué?! ¿No has hecho los deberes porque había un partido de fútbol? ¡Eso no es ninguna excusa!
What?! You didn't do your homework because of a soccer match? That's no excuse!
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Esa es una buena excusa.
That's a good excuse.
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