ve
/ˈbe/, [ˈbe]go, go to, see
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Tom se ve desubicado.
Tom looks out of place.
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Tom se ve cansado.
Tom looks tired.
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Él se ve igual a su hermano.
He looks exactly like his brother.
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Mi hermanito ve la televisión.
My younger brother watches TV.
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Tom no se ve demasiado preocupado.
Tom doesn't seem too worried.
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Ve a decírselo tú mismo.
Go tell him yourself.
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Se ve divertido.
It looks fun.
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Esto no es tan difícil como se ve.
This isn't as hard as it looks.
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Vista de lejos, la roca se ve como un viejo castillo.
Seen from a distance, the big rock looks like an old castle.
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El hombre ve lo que cree que es una niña joven.
The man sees what he thinks is a young girl.
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Tom ve cosas.
Tom sees things.
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Tom ve la tele a todas horas.
Tom watches TV all the time.
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Taro, ve a lavarte los dientes.
Taro, go brush your teeth.
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Por favor, ve esta película.
Please watch this movie.
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Peter se ve muy joven.
Peter looks very young.
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La cicatriz de su mejilla ya apenas se ve.
The scar on his cheek hardly shows now.
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A medida que Tom corría campo abajo, la multitud chillaba: ¡Ve, Tom! ¡Ve!
As Tom raced down the field, the crowd shouted, "Go, Tom! Go!"
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Uno de los mayores problemas en nuestra sociedad es que la gente no ve al mundo como yo lo veo.
One of the biggest problems in our modern society is that the people don't see the world as I do.
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¿Él ve la televisión todos los días?
Does he watch television every day?
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Ve a ver si el señor Wilson está en casa.
Go and see if Mr Wilson is at home.
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