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luz

/ˈluθ/, [ˈluθ]

light

Examples

  • La lámpara vieja dio una luz tenue.

    The old lamp gave a dim light.

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  • La luz se puso roja.

    The light turned red.

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  • Ella dará a luz en Julio.

    She will give birth in July.

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  • Agradecería que apagaras la luz.

    I'd appreciate it if you would turn out the lights.

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  • Tom se olvidó de apagar la luz.

    Tom forgot to turn off the light.

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  • Los ojos de los gatos son muy sensibles a la luz.

    Cats' eyes are very sensitive to light.

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  • Apagá la luz y andá a dormir.

    Turn off the light and go to sleep.

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  • La semana pasada ella dio a luz a una hermosa niña.

    Last week she gave birth to a beautiful baby girl.

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  • Me pasé una luz roja en mi auto porque estaba apresurado.

    I ran a red light in my car, because I was in a hurry.

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  • Ayer por la noche se fue la luz por culpa de la tormenta.

    The light went off last night in the storm.

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  • El alto edificio privaba a su casa de la luz del sol.

    The high building deprived their house of sunlight.

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  • La luz cambió de rojo a verde.

    The light changed from red to green.

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  • No puedo ver con esta luz.

    I can't see in this light.

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  • Usted es un ser mágico que irradia luz.

    You are a magical being who radiates with light.

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  • ¡Hágase la luz!

    Let there be light!

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  • ¿Traducir frases de una por una es demasiado lento para ti? ¿Quieres subir tu rango en Tatoeba, o tu categoría en tu lengua, a la velocidad de la luz? ¡Pues esto es para ti!

    Translating sentences one by one is too slow for you? You want to increase your rank in Tatoeba, or the rank of your language, at the speed of light? So this is for you!

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  • Me gusta leer un libro a la luz del día.

    I like reading by daylight.

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  • Creemos firmemente que al componer oraciones, el autor debe evitar caer en el mal hábito consistente en el uso de demasiadas palabras innecesarias, que en realidad son absolutamente superfluas a la luz de lo que se quiere expresar.

    We firmly believe that when composing sentences, the author should avoid falling into the bad habit inherent in the use of too many unnecessary words, which are actually absolutely superfluous in light of the intended meaning.

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  • Leer a la luz del sol le puede hacer daño a tus ojos.

    It can harm your eyes to read in the sun's light.

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  • ¿Qué es más útil, el sol o la luna? La luna, por supuesto, brilla cuando está oscuro, pero el sol solo brilla cuando hay luz.

    What's more useful, the sun or the moon? The moon, of course, it shines when it's dark, but the sun only shines when there's light.

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