madre
/ˈmadɾe/, [ˈma.ð̞ɾe]mother
Noun madre f (plural madres)
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mother
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(figuratively) mother (source or origin)
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(Christianity) mother (nun)
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(hydrology) riverbed
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dregs (of a drink)
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(Mexico, colloquial, vulgar, slang) thing
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El mal humor de mi madre es fugaz.
My mother's bad mood is transient.
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La niña me señaló a su madre.
The child pointed out her mother to me.
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Soy como mi madre.
I am like my mother.
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¿Quién conduce mejor: tu padre o tu madre?
Who drives better, your father or your mother?
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El anciano en la silla de ruedas me dijo que conocía a mi madre cuando era una adolescente.
The old man in the wheelchair told me that he knew my mother when she was a teenager.
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Ella es su madre real.
She is his real mother.
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Le ayudé a mi madre en la cocina.
I helped my mother in the kitchen.
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Mi madre hace las mejores tartas del mundo.
My mother makes the best cakes in the world.
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María demandó a su propia madre.
Mary sued her own mother.
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Él llamó a su madre desde el aeropuerto.
He called his mother up from the airport.
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