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explicar meaning in Spanish? - Spanish English Dictionary
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explicar - Spanish English Dictionary
account forexplain
explain away
explaining
explains
explicate
explicated
to explain
to explicate
Sentence examples of "explicar" in Spanish
| Identify and explain literary techniques used in the poem. | Identificar y explicar las técnicas literarias utilizadas en el poema. |
| List the information you will use to explain and support your purpose. | Indique la información que usará para explicar y respaldar su propósito. |
| Extend understanding selection and explain your choices. | Ampliar la comprensión de la selección y explicar sus elecciones. |
| The purpose of exposition is to present and explain information. | El propósito de la exposición es presentar y explicar información. |
| It is placed near another noun or pronoun to explain or identify it. | Se coloca junto a otro sustantivo o pronombre para explicarlo o identificarlo. |
| The purpose of a manual is to explain how a product is used. | El propósito de un manual es explicar cómo se utiliza un producto. |
| When I tried to explain she stopped me and laughed. | Cuando traté de explicarle, me detuvo y se rió. |
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