leer
/leˈeɾ/, [leˈeɾ]read
Verb leer (first-person singular present leo, first-person singular preterite leí, past participle leído)
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to read
- Quiero leer el periódico.
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I want to read the newspaper.
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Yo puedo leer sin anteojos.
I can read without glasses.
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Cuando yo era joven intentaba leer tantos libros como pudiera.
When I was young, I tried to read as many books as I could.
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Ellos declararon que Harrison no podía leer ni escribir.
They claimed that Harrison could not read or write.
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El puede leer inglés fácilmente.
He can read English easily.
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Ella no puede escribir ni leer.
She cannot write or read.
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Tom empezó a leer.
Tom started reading.
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Nosotros debemos leer tantos libros como sea posible.
We should read as many books as possible.
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Para mí es interesante leer mi viejo diario.
It is interesting for me to read my old diary.
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Él se sentó a leer, con su esposa a su lado tejiendo un par de guantes.
He sat reading, with his wife knitting a pair of gloves beside him.
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Lloró al leer la carta.
She wept reading the letter.
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