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paraguas

/paˈɾaɡwas/, [paˈɾa.ɣ̞was]

umbrella

Examples

  • Este es su paraguas, ¿verdad?

    This is his umbrella, isn't it?

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  • Dejé mi paraguas aquí, pero ahora no lo encuentro.

    I left my umbrella here, but now I can't find it.

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  • "¡Diablos! Dejé mi paraguas en el tren." "¡Pelotudo!"

    "Oh no! I left my umbrella on the train." "You are a scatterbrain!"

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  • Deja tu paraguas en el pasillo.

    Leave your umbrella in the hall.

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  • Ese día hacía mucho viento y se me dio vuelta el paraguas.

    It was very windy that day, and I had my umbrella blown inside out.

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  • Este mismo debe ser su paraguas.

    This just has to be his umbrella.

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  • ¿Cuánto cuesta este paraguas?

    How much does this umbrella cost?

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  • ¿Dónde dejaste tu paraguas?

    Where did you leave your umbrella?

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  • Kate fue a la escuela con un paraguas, pero Brian no.

    Kate went to school with an umbrella, but Brian didn't.

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  • Está lloviendo, así que por favor trae tu paraguas.

    It's raining, so please bring your umbrella.

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  • Está lloviendo hoy, ¿dónde está mi paraguas?

    It's raining today. Where is my umbrella?

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  • Dejé tu paraguas en el colectivo.

    I left your umbrella in the bus.

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  • Alguien debe de haber cogido mi paraguas por error.

    Someone must have taken my umbrella by mistake.

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  • Deberías llevarte el paraguas.

    You'd better take an umbrella.

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  • Un paraguas es útil cuando no llueve mucho, pero cuando llueve a cántaros es de poca utilidad.

    An umbrella is useful in a mild rain, but when it rains cats and dogs an umbrella is of little help.

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  • Perdí mi paraguas.

    I lost my umbrella.

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  • Hemos perdido nuestros paraguas.

    We've lost our umbrellas.

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  • Alguien dejó su paraguas.

    Somebody left his umbrella behind.

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  • Llévate un paraguas por si se pone a llover.

    Take an umbrella with you in case it begins to rain.

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  • Tom debería llevar un paraguas porque parece que llueve.

    Tom should take an umbrella because it looks like rain.

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