propio

/ˈpɾopjo/, [ˈpɾo.pjo]

own

Adjective propio (feminine propia, masculine plural propios, feminine plural propias)

Examples

¿Por qué no tengo el coraje de encontrar mi propio camino?

Why do I not have the courage to find my own path?

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Ella no puede ni siquiera escribir su propio nombre.

She can't so much as write her own name.

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Quienquiera que no sabe un idioma extranjero no sabe el suyo propio.

Whoever doesn't know a foreign language doesn't know their own.

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Cada idioma tiene su propio diseño.

Every language has its own design.

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Nadie es su propio enemigo.

Nobody is his own enemy.

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Portugal ha despenalizado la posesión de drogas para propio consumo.

Portugal has decriminalized the possession of drugs for personal use.

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El hijo del gran actor se convirtió en buen actor con su propio esfuerzo.

The son of a great actor became a good actor in his own right.

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Debes dejar que las cosas sigan su propio curso.

You must let things take their own course.

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Tengo mi propio asistente.

I have my own assistant.

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Cada niño tiene su propio cuarto.

Each child has his own room.

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