Translated sentences containing 'sweater'

In the winter I dress my little dog in a sweater.

En invierno le pongo suéter a mi perrito.

You would have bought more thread for the sweater.

Tú hubieses comprado más hilo para el suéter.

Juana knits a sweater for her brother.

Juana teje un suéter a su hermano. -un suéter

You have my sweater.

Tú tienes mi suéter.

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.

Sofía has received a new sweater.

Sofía ha recibido un suéter nuevo.

Juana knits a sweater for her brother. Juan knits him a sweater.

Juana teje un suéter a su hermano. Juana le teje un suéter.

She is knitting a sweater for the boy. She is knitting him a sweater.

Ella está tejiendo un suéter al niño. Ella le está tejiendo un suéter.

I always wear a wool sweater.

Siempre uso un suéter de lana.

Your sweater is light blue.

Tu jersey es celeste.

Have you got a black sweater, size 36?

¿Tiene un suéter negro de talla treinta y seis?

This sweater cost me less than twenty dollars.

Este sueter me costó menos de veinte dólares.

The sweater that I am wearing today is 30 years old.

El jersey que llevo hoy tiene 30 años.

[ view all sentence pairs ]

More Spanish - English Translations

  Spanish Word for sidewalk
  Spanish Word for sunglasses
  Spanish Word for spinach
  Spanish Word for use (n)
  Spanish Word for sparrow
  Spanish Word for thermometer
  Spanish Word for stainless steel
  Spanish Word for turn down
  Spanish Word for there
  Spanish Word for team

---

Interested in travelling to a Spanish-speaking country? Read the travel blog below:

The steps tell the history of the sixteen kings   (Copan Ruinas, Honduras)

Today Brad and I roamed the Ruinas de Copan. This site had the very best stellae carving of all the sites so far. It is a pretty small complex in comparison to Tikal. We saw the steps carved with the history of the sixteen kings. They were really cool because there are literally thousands of steps, each carved with a different symbol representing the king of that time, the calendar, and...
[ view entire travel blog ]