ramo
/ˈramo/, [ˈra.mo]bouquet, branch
Noun ramo m (plural ramos)
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bouquet (a bunch of cut flowers)
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bough
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branch (woody part of a tree)
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branch, subject (an area in business or knowledge)
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La actriz fue obsequiada con un ramo de flores después de la actuación.
The actress was presented a bouquet of flowers after the performance.
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Trabaja duro, o si no, tendrás que tomar el mismo ramo otra vez el año siguiente.
Work hard, or you'll have to take the same course again next year.
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Matemáticas es un buen ramo.
Mathematics is a good subject.
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Le doy un ramo de flores a mi amiga.
I give my friend a bunch of flowers.
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Acabo de recibir de parte de uno de mis clientes un hermoso ramo de flores.
I just got a beautiful bunch of flowers from one of my clients.
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Tom le regaló un ramo de flores a Mary.
Tom gave a bouquet of flowers to Mary.
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El chico afirmó que le regalaría un ramo de rosas a la chica que le gustaba, hablaría con ella y la invitaría a tomar un café.
The boy stated that he would give a bouquet of roses to the girl that he liked, talk with her, and invite her to have a coffee.
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Él no le regaló un ramo de rosas pero la invitó a tomar un café y habló con ella.
He didn't give her a bucket of roses, but he took her out for a coffee and talked to her.
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Él vino con un gran ramo de flores.
He came bearing a large bunch of flowers.
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