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Clap, cling, clothe, come, cost
English Irregular Verbs - Page 3
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| to clap | to cling | to clothe | to come | to cost |
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| clap (klap) |
clapt* (klapt) |
clapt* (klapt) |
aplaudir |
| cling (kling) |
clung (klang) |
clung (klang) |
agarrarse, adherirse, aferrarse |
| clothe (klóud) |
clad* (klad) |
clad* (klad) |
vestir, revestir, cubrir |
| come (kam) |
came (kéim) |
come (kam) |
venir |
| cost (kost) |
cost (kost) |
cost (kost) |
costar |
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| Past: | clapt* (klapt) | |
| Past Participle: | clapt* (klapt) | |
| Translation: | aplaudir | |
| After the lecture, the audience started clapping. Después de la conferencia, el auditorio comenzó a aplaudir. |
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| When the girl saw her gift, she clapped her hands in delight. Cuando la muchacha vio su regalo, ella aplaudió sus manos con placer. |
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| Everybody clapped when Sally went up to get her diploma. Todo el mundo aplaudió cuando la Sally subió a obtener su diploma. |
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| Past: | clung (klang) | |
| Past Participle: | clung (klang) | |
| Translation: | agarrarse, adherirse, aferrarse | |
| We sometimes cling to silly superstitions. A veces nos aferramos supersticiones tontas. |
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| The survivors of the shipwreck clung to a raft. Los sobrevivientes del naufragio se agarraron a una balsa. |
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| The dictator has clung to power for too many years. El dictador se ha aferrado al poder por demasiados años. |
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| Past: | clad* (klad) | |
| Past Participle: | clad* (klad) | |
| Translation: | vestir, revestir, cubrir | |
| The mother clothed the little boy in a woolen sweater. La madre vistió al niño con un suéter de lana. |
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| She was clad in an elegant silk dress. Ella fue vestida con un vestido de seda elegante. |
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| Ivy clothed the walls of the castle. La hiedra cubría las paredes del castillo. |
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| Past: | came (kéim) | |
| Past Participle: | come (kam) | |
| Translation: | venir | |
| Tom usually comes to school by bus. Tom por lo general viene a la escuela en autobús. |
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| She is feeling sad because nobody came to her party last night. Ella se está sintiendo triste porque nadie vino a su fiesta anoche. |
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| How many people have come to the exhibition yet? ¿Cuánta personas han venido a la exposición ya? |
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| Past: | cost (kost) | |
| Past Participle: | cost (kost) | |
| Translation: | costar | |
| Excuse me, how much does this book cost? Disculpe, ¿Cuánto cuesta este libro? |
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| His fiancée's diamond ring cost a fortune. El anillo de su prometida costó una fortuna. |
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| It has cost a fortune to continue with that war. Ha costado una fortuna continuar con esa guerra. |
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* Se puede conjugar también como un verbo regular (terminación "ed")
