beso
/ˈbeso/, [ˈbe.so]kiss
Noun beso m (plural besos)
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kiss
Verb beso
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El sonido de un beso no es tan fuerte como el de un cañón, pero su eco dura mucho más tiempo.
The sound of a kiss is not as loud as that of a cannon, but its echo lasts much longer.
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Por más que lo intente, no puedo olvidar aquel beso.
No matter how I try, I can't forget that kiss.
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Pensaba que mi primer beso sería más romántico.
I imagined my first kiss would be more romantic.
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Ella le sorprendió con un beso.
She surprised him with a kiss.
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Tom le dio un beso de buenas noches a Mary.
Tom kissed Mary good night.
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Beso con los ojos abiertos.
I kiss with my eyes open.
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Me encanta cuando me da un beso en la almejilla. No, en la mejilla.
I love it when he kisses my lips. No, my cheeks.
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Ella le devolvió el beso.
She returned his kiss.
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Tom le dio a María un abrazo y un beso.
Tom gave Mary a hug and a kiss.
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María saludó a su madre con un beso.
Mary welcomed her mother with a kiss.
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