de

/de/, [d̪e], /de/, [d̪e]

from, of


Examples
  • Los soldados marchan con uniformes de camuflaje.

    The soldiers march in camouflaged uniforms.

  • Siempre tengo problemas para acordarme de los nombres.

    I always have trouble remembering names.

  • Él me contó la historia de su vida.

    He told me the story of his life.

  • El banco abre a las 9 de la mañana y cierra a las 3 de la tarde.

    The bank opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m.

  • El que hace una bestia de si mismo, elimina el dolor de ser hombre.

    He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.

  • Un niño estadounidense promedio es esclavo de la televisión por donde lo mires.

    An average American child, by all accounts, falls in love with TV.

  • Nunca me canso de eso.

    I never get tired of that.

  • Tom dede llorar.

    Tom has stopped crying.

  • Deja de actuar como un idiota.

    Stop acting like a jerk.

  • Ella estaba a punto de salir de la casa.

    She was about to leave the house.

  • Llamo porque he perdido mi carta de crédito.

    I'm calling because I've lost my credit card.

  • Tom habla un poco de francés.

    Tom knows some French.

  • Tom me dio un par de trozos de pan y un vaso de leche.

    Tom gave me a couple of slices of toast and a glass of milk.

  • Sé más cuidadoso de ahora en adelante.

    Be more careful from now on.

  • «¡Comprémosle a Tom un coche de regalo de graduación!» «Es una gran idea.»

    "Let's buy Tom a car for his graduation present." "That's a great idea."

  • El techo de la casa es rojo.

    The roof of the house is red.

  • Las costumbres de cada país son diferentes, al igual que el pasto de cada pradera es diferente.

    Each country's customs are different, just as each meadow's grass is different.

  • Los alemanes tienen la misma cantidad de palabras para una reunión que los esquimales para la nieve.

    Germans have the same amount of words for meetings than Eskimos for snow.

  • Debes tener presente lo que te acabo de decir.

    You must bear in mind what I've just said to you.

  • Aún queda un poco de té caliente en mi taza.

    There's still some warm tea in my cup.


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