Translated sentences containing 'drawers'

I put the yellow sweater in the chest of drawers and I sent the blue one to the cleaner's.

Puse el suéter amarillo en la cómoda y mandé el azul a la tintoreria.

Don't go into my drawers.

No andes en mis cajones.

Put your shirts in the chest of drawers.

Pon las camisas en la cómoda.

The wonderful words have been forgotten, the political projects lie dormant in drawers.

Las hermosas palabras han caído en el olvido. Los proyectos políticos duermen en los cajones.

Such is the case - and he is the expert - with Mr Giscard d'Estaing, who said precisely that, that it is the Constitution but filed in different drawers.

Es el caso -y él es el experto- del señor Giscard d'Estaing, que ha dicho exactamente eso, que es la Constitución pero clasificada en un archivador distinto.

Too many appliances either lie forgotten and unused in drawers or cupboards or end up, illegally, in the domestic waste bin.

Demasiados aparatos quedan olvidados y sin uso en cajones o armarios o acaban, ilegalmente, en el cubo de la basura doméstica.

After the adoption of resolutions the Members of the Council submit cloudy press releases and leave the recommendations to disappear in the bottom drawers of their desks.

Una vez aprobadas, los miembros del Consejo realizan nebulosas declaraciones de prensa y meten las recomendaciones en los últimos cajones de sus escritorios.

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