How to Say “What Are You Looking At?” in Spanish
The English phrase “what are you looking at?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué estás mirando?
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The English phrase “what are you looking at?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué estás mirando?
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The English phrase “joyful noise” is translated into Spanish as ruido alegre.
The English phrase honed is translated into Spanish as afilado. In Spanish, afilado is used to describe a blade or tool that has been made sharp.
The English phrase ‘buffing’ is translated into Spanish as pulido. pulido refers to the process of polishing a surface to make it smooth and shiny.
The English phrase “hello, guys!” is translated into Spanish as ¡hola, chicos! ¡hola, chicos! is an informal greeting used to address a group of people.
The English phrase ‘rash vest’ can be translated into Spanish as lycra.
The English phrase “craft beer” is cerveza artesanal in Spanish.
To broil in Spanish is asar. The verb asar is used to describe cooking food by direct, radiant heat.
The English phrase “invalid” (meaning not valid) is translated into Spanish as inválido.
The Spanish word lluvia means rain. lluvia refers to the substance of rain itself.