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transitive verb. 1. (to grab) a. to take. Tomó el dinero y se lo metió en el bolsillo. He took the money and put it in his pocket. 2. (to consume) a. to take (medication) Él tiene que tomar sus medicamentos dos veces al día.He has to take his medication twice a day. b. to have.
hole (. hol. ) noun. 1. (opening) a. el agujero. There is a huge hole in my favorite shirt that I need to mend.Hay un enorme agujero en mi camisa favorita que necesito remendar. b. el hueco. Squirrels tend to build their nests in the holes of trees.Las ardillas suelen construir sus nidos en los huecos de los árboles.
Agujero means hole but most of the times means a smaller hole than a hoyo. Hueco could mean hole or hollow, but it isn't hard to figure it out with full context. I've noticed that most of the time when the hole is in a vertical surface (such as a wall) we call it hueco or agujero not hoyo , and when the hole is in an horizontal surface, such as the floor we call it hoyo or agujero too but not ...
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Spanish-English translation of "TOMÁS" | The official Collins Spanish-English Dictionary with over 100,000 English translations.
tomate cherry. tomate de pera. tomate de perita. tomate de árbol. tomate pera. Translations into more languages in the bab.la Italian-English dictionary. Translation for 'Tomás' in the free Spanish-English dictionary and many other English translations.
Con el tiempo, Tomás se aprende todos los cuentos de memoria. But before long, Tomás knows all the stories by heart. A veces creo que estuve embarazada de Tomás y que no lo recuerdo. Sometimes I think I was pregnant with Tomás and don't remember. Su nombre, el que se engravó en mi corazón, era Tomás.
