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nadie - Spanish English Dictionary

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anyone
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noone

Sentence examples of "nadie" in Spanish

They have left their own ship with nobody on it.	Han dejado su propio barco sin nadie a bordo.
Too narrow for anyone to pass through.	Demasiado angosto para que nadie pueda pasar.
Do not speak a word of this to any one.	No hables una palabra de esto a nadie.
I glance to my left and there is no one.	Miro a mi izquierda y no hay nadie.
They stay out in the grounds all day and see no one but each other.	Se quedan todo el día en el terreno y no ven a nadie más que a ellos mismos.
But no one knew anything for certain.	Pero nadie sabía nada con certeza.
No one knows how the suspected criminal got away from the police.	Nadie sabe cómo escapó el presunto criminal de la policía.
The reader receives one point if no one identifies the genuine line.	El lector recibe un punto si nadie identifica la línea genuina.
But nobody seemed to know anything more.	Pero nadie parecía saber nada más.
No one must ever suspect that they had a secret.	Nadie debe sospechar nunca que tiene un secreto.
I have seen no one enter the house.	No he visto entrar a nadie en la casa.
Did no one ever tell you I had come to live here?	¿Nadie te dijo nunca que había venido a vivir aquí?
She never saw any one but her father.	Nunca vio a nadie más que a su padre.
My father himself has said that no one will look at me.	Mi padre mismo ha dicho que nadie me mirará.
Nobody but a fool is ever rude to a good doctor.	Nadie excepto un tonto es grosero con un buen médico.
No one knows when they was first planted.	Nadie sabe cuándo se plantó por primera vez.
No one seems to know how the old building caught fire.	Nadie parece saber cómo se incendió el viejo edificio.
He was in no danger for no one knew him in the country.	No corría peligro porque nadie lo conocía en el país.
For a moment no one said anything.	Por un momento nadie dijo nada.
No one has been in it for ten years.	Nadie ha estado en él durante diez años.
No one knows who first created these stories and poems.	Nadie sabe quién creó por primera vez estas historias y poemas.
He never troubles himself about no one.	Nunca se preocupa por nadie.
He looked carefully around but saw no one else.	Miró atentamente a su alrededor pero no vio a nadie más.
No one had ever imagined such a thing.	Nadie jamás había imaginado tal cosa.
No one had seen her there before.	Nadie la había visto allí antes.
No one is hurt.	Nadie está herido.

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nariz empuje de una en, niño abandonado, no hay contabilidad para, niño adoptivo, negativamente, navegación aérea, negocios, negocio de las agencias, no es, nivel de aire, navegación aérea, neumática envío, neumático, neumático, navegabilidad, nichos, nada seguro, nivel más bajo, nulidad, nitrato de amonio, nueva visita, neutralizador de acidez, neutralizador de acidez, nadie, nadie, nadie más que usted, nada menos que el asesinato, neumonía apical, nombre apelativo, nombre apelativo, a la correa, a la ménsula, a la hebilla, a ocupado, a palo seco, a la cadena, a las mil maravillas, a elección, a sacacorchos, a la cubierta, auxilio por defunción, a defecto, a un proyecto de, a la grasa, algunas, algunos de, a la llama, a una velocidad temible, a la hierba, a la ranura, a la pistola, a un pelo, a la cabeza, a la manguera, a la mandíbula, a broma, a la carta, a un abogado, a la palanca, a la cal

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