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1 dally your tongue
Glossed by Adams as "a command to stop talking." -
2 la imaginación no tiene límites
Ex. The possibilities are endless, your imagination is the limit, but make sure that your handiwork is flawless.* * *Ex: The possibilities are endless, your imagination is the limit, but make sure that your handiwork is flawless.
Spanish-English dictionary > la imaginación no tiene límites
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3 Su Alteza
• Your Eminence• Your Grace• your health• Your Honor -
4 a la obediencia
• your money or your life• your own -
5 a vuestra obediencia
• your money or your life• your own -
6 de su tiempo
• your same age• your wish is my command -
7 de tu tiempo
• your same age• your wish is my command -
8 la bolsa o la vida
• Your Majesty• your number is up -
9 q.b.s.m.
• Your Highness• your ladyship -
10 se ruega su asistencia
• your own• Your Royal Highness -
11 su humilde servidor
• Your Highness• your ladyship -
12 Su Ilustrísima
• your age• Your Excellency -
13 su seguro servidor
• Your Highness• your ladyship• yours sincerely• yourself -
14 su servidor
• Your Highness• your ladyship -
15 te toca
• your account• Your Eminence -
16 tu vez
• your account• Your Eminence -
17 usía
• your humble servant• Your Majesty -
18 Vuestra Alteza Real
• your own time• your same age -
19 Vuestra Majestad
• your ladyship• your mileage may vary -
20 vuestra seńoría
• your humble servant• Your Majesty
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Your 64 — Infobox Magazine title = Your 64 | image size = 200px | image caption = Your 64 #1, APR / MAY 1984 editor = Bruce Sawford frequency = bi monthly circulation = 38,012 (circa 1985) category = Computer magazine company = Sportscene Specialist Press… … Wikipedia
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