vino
/ˈbino/, [ˈbi.no]came, wine
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Tom se vino en auto.
Tom came by car.
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Ella solía ser una tabla - ¿Cuándo fue que se vino tan grande?
She used to be flat-chested - just when did she get so large?
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Ella llenó el vaso de vino.
She filled the glass with wine.
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Él no vino.
He did not come.
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Él vino después de que te marcharas.
He came after you left.
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Tom vino aquí a pedirnos ayuda.
Tom came here to ask us to help him.
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Tom vino a hablar conmigo esta tarde.
Tom came to talk to me this afternoon.
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Anoche vino a la fiesta con Jane.
Last night he came to the party with Jane.
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¿Preferís vino rojo o vino blanco?
Do you prefer red or white wine?
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Él vino en persona.
He came in person.
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Tom vino hacia mí con un cuchillo en la mano.
Tom came at me with a knife in his hand.
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El mismo hombre que vino ayer está aquí de nuevo.
The same man that came yesterday is here again.
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¿Por qué no vino?
Why didn't she come?
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¿Por qué él no vino a la fiesta?
Why didn't he come to the party?
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¿Quién más vino a la fiesta?
Who else came to the party?
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Es verdad que Rosa se tomó un vaso de vino.
It is true that Rosa had a glass of wine.
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Los mitólogos cristianos nos dicen que Cristo murió por los pecados del mundo, y que vino a propósito para morir.
The Christian mythologists tell us that Christ died for the sins of the world, and that he came on Purpose to die.
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¿Tom vino aquí ayer?
Did Tom come here yesterday?
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¿Por qué él no vino?
Why didn't he come?
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Una botella de vino, por favor.
Give me a bottle of wine.
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