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To sniff in Spanish is to say olfatear. The verb is used to describe the act of making a short audible inhalation.

In Spanish, “can you pass me the salt?” is expressed as ¿Me pasas la sal? This phrase is used as a polite request to have someone hand you a salt shaker.

To prescreen in Spanish is preseleccionar.

The English phrase “sage herb” is translated into Spanish as salvia. salvia refers to the aromatic plant used in cooking and traditional medicine.

The English word “tiptoes” can be translated into Spanish as puntas de pies (los).

salsa suave is the Spanish phrase for mild salsa. This phrase is used to describe a type of salsa that has a low level of spiciness.

Osvaldo is the Spanish form of the name Osvaldo.

Extraction in Spanish is extracción. extracción is the noun used to describe the act of extracting something.

The phrase kimora is used in Spanish.

In Spanish, unleaded fuel is gasolina sin plomo. The term refers to petrol that does not contain lead to reduce air pollution.