Spanish Sentences using considerar  

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Plácido Domingo es considerado uno de los mejores tenores del mundo.
Plácido Domingo is considered one of the top tenors in the world.
Se le considera uno de los mejores tenores del mundo.
He is considered one of the top tenors in the world.
Yo sabría tantas cosas que sin duda sería considerado una especie de sabio.
I would know so many things that without a doubt I would be consider a kind of wiseman.
Considerarlo necesario
to think it necessary
Algunos consideran las Canarias como un fragmento de la Atlántida.
Some consider the Canaries as a fragment of Atlantis.
¿Crees que a Albert Einstein se le considera un genio?
Do you think that Albert Einstein considered himself a genius?
¿Se considera el ajedrez un juego mental?
Is chess considered a mental game?
¿Se solía considerar miembro de la comunidad "trekkie"?
Does he consider himself a member of the trekkie community?
¿Y por qué se considera importante?
And why does he think it's important?
Considérate invitado a la celebración.
Consider yourself invited to the party.
La caza no debería considerarse un deporte.
Hunting shouldn't be considered a sport.
Las palabras árabes usadas en español se consideran arabismos.
The Arabic words used in Spanish are considered Arabisms.
No me considero pesimista, más bien realista.
I don't consider myself a pessimist, more like a realist.
No se considera una seguidora de la serie.
She doesn't consider herself a follower of the series.
Se consideraba una ideología izquierdista.
It's considered a leftist ideology.

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