cuello
/ˈkweʝo/, [ˈkwe.ʝo], /ˈkweʝo/, [ˈkwe.ʝo]neck
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Me gustaría retorcerle el cuello a Tom.
I'd like to wring Tom's neck.
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El agua nos llegó hasta el cuello.
The water came up to our necks.
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Tom le retorció el cuello a la gallina.
Tom wrung the chicken's neck.
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Se le ha roto el cuello a la botella.
The neck of the bottle was broken.
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A Tom se le rompió el cuello en un accidente de esquí.
Tom got his neck broken in a ski accident.
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Me duele el cuello.
My neck hurts.
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Tengo un dolor en mi cuello.
I have a pain in my neck.
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El gato llevaba un listón alrededor de su cuello.
The cat had a ribbon around its neck.
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Tom se rompió el cuello al caer por un tramo de las escaleras.
Tom broke his neck falling down a flight of stairs.
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Uno de los detectives lo agarró por el cuello.
One of the detectives seized him by the neck.
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Esas sombras aparecieron de una forma similar a la de un dinosaurio gigante, con un cuello largo y una mandíbula muy grande, sin dientes.
Those shadows appeared in a way like giant dinosaurs, with a long neck and a very big jaw without teeth.
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El collar me aprieta demasiado el cuello.
The collar is too tight round my throat.
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El caballo se rompió el cuello al caerse.
The horse broke its neck when it fell.
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