jabón

/xaˈbon/, [xaˈβ̞õn]

soap

Noun jabón m (plural jabones)

Examples

A Tom se le metió jabón en los ojos.

Tom got soap in his eyes.

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Jabón, por favor.

Soap, please.

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Siempre me lavo la cara con agua y jabón.

I always wash my face with soap and water.

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El jabón ayuda a remover lo sucio.

Soap helps remove the dirt.

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No hay jabón.

There's no soap.

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No digas palabrotas o te voy a lavar la boca con jabón.

Don't curse or I'll wash your mouth out with soap.

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Se lavan las manos con jabón.

They wash their hands with soap.

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Una enfermera me trajo pan y café, pero el pan era viejo y el café tenía gusto a jabón.

A nurse brought me some bread and coffee, but the bread was stale and the coffee tasted of soap.

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¡Te lavaré la boca con jabón!

I'll wash your mouth out with soap!

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El jabón me irritó los ojos.

The soap irritated my eyes.

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