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que

/ke/, [ke]

that, what

Examples

  • Supongo que te veré luego, Tom.

    I guess I'll see you around, Tom.

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  • Levantarte por la mañana y que haya alguien que te diga buenos días... No he tenido esa sensación durante mucho tiempo.

    Getting up in the morning and there's someone who says good morning to you - I haven't had this feeling for a long time.

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  • Creo que deberías averiguar cuándo Tom cuenta irse.

    I think you should find out when Tom plans to leave.

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  • Tengo el triple de dinero que tú.

    I have three times as much money as you.

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  • Tom hizo lo que pudo para evitar el contacto visual con Mary.

    Tom did his best to avoid making eye contact with Mary.

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  • Lograba todo lo que quería.

    He got all he wanted.

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  • La vida empieza cuando decides lo que esperas de ella.

    Life starts when you decide what you are expecting from it.

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  • Él estará furioso cuando se entere que ella mintió.

    He will be angry to learn that she told a lie.

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  • Puede que no te guste lo que oigas.

    You may not like what you hear.

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  • Tom no podía creer que María no quiso ir al baile con él.

    Tom couldn't believe that Mary didn't want to go to the dance with him.

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  • Ser feliz no significa que todo sea perfecto, sino que decidiste ver más allá de las imperfecciones.

    Being happy doesn't mean that everything is perfect, but rather that you've decided to look beyond the imperfections.

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  • Ella pasa más tiempo pensando en el trabajo que haciéndolo.

    She spends more time thinking about work than doing it.

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  • Prometeme que no le vas a dar mi número de teléfono a Tom.

    Promise me you won't give Tom my phone number.

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  • Alguien que responde al nombre de Henry dijo que quería encontrarse con usted.

    Someone named Henry said he wants to meet with you.

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  • Se ha hecho evidente que este es un factor muy favorable para nuestro proyecto, que precisamente tiene como objetivo crear en colaboración una red de traducciones en tantas lenguas como sea posible.

    It has become evident that this is a very favorable factor for our project, which aims precisely at creating a network of translations in as many languages as possible in joint work.

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  • Ella teme que usted se pierda.

    She is afraid you might be lost.

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  • Ella le pidió que le diera algo de dinero.

    She asked him to give her some money.

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  • No puedo creer que hayamos ganado.

    I can't believe we won.

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  • Tengo muchas cosas que hacer, de lo contrario aceptaría tu invitación.

    I have a lot to do; otherwise I would accept your invitation.

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  • Tenemos que evitar un conflicto en la medida posible.

    We have to avoid a conflict as far as possible.

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