Spanish Word for made

English Word: made

Spanish Word: hecho[Adjective]
The Spanish Word for made
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Translated sentences containing 'made'
Miss, do you know if the yellow shirt is (made of) cotton?
Señorita, ¿ Sabe usted si la camisa amarilla es de algodón?
The decision will be made by a jury.
La decisión será tomada por un jurado.
Not yet. You have to go to the radiologist before, I mean, your appointment is made for Tuesday, right?
Todavía no. Eh, tiene que asistir al radiólogo antes, o sea, su cita está hecha para el martes, ¿verdad?
I think you've made a mistake.
Creo que cometió un error.
You made a good purchase.
Hiciste una buena compra.
Yes, I made a reservation to depart tomorrow morning.
Sí, hice una reservación para salir mañana en la mañana.
Many desserts from tradicional cooking are made with cinnamon and vanilla.
Con canela y vainilla se preparan muchos postres que se sirven en la cocina tradicional.
Yes, it is made with potatoes with beaten egg. It's a very delicious dish.
Sí, se hace de papas con huevo batido. Es un plato muy rico.
I made a reservation for Pedro.
Hice una reservación a nombre de Pedro.
They translated the book and made the drawings.
Ellos tradujeron el libro e hicieron los dibujos.



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