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¿Cuánto cuesta el traje?
How much does the suit cost ?
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| Este coche cuesta muy poco.
This car costs very little .
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| ¿Cuánto cuesta un litro de aceite?
How much does one liter of oil cost ?
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| ¿Cuánto cuesta un pez?
How much does one fish cost ?
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| That hat cost around fifty dollars . | Ese sombrero cuesta alrededor de cincuenta dólares.
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His car cost him upward of ten thousand dollars . | Su coche le costó más de diez mil dólares.
We must prevent war at any cost . | Debemos evitar la guerra a toda costa.
Overwork cost her health . | El exceso de trabajo le costó la salud.
Please advise me of the cost . | Por favor avíseme del costo.
That cost me a lot in the long run . | Eso me costó mucho a la larga.
She raised that child at a great cost . | Ella crió a ese niño a un gran costo.
How much will it cost ? | Cuánto va a costar ?
He worked at the cost of his own time . | Trabajó a costa de su propio tiempo.
How much will it cost to get to the airport ? | ¿Cuánto costará llegar al aeropuerto?
The cost of the book is 4 dollars . | El costo del libro es de 4 dólares.
The picture you are looking at costs 100,000 yen . | La imagen que estás mirando cuesta 100.000 yenes.
How much will it cost by sea mail ? | ¿Cuánto costará por correo marítimo?
At all costs , I want to live in america . | A toda costa, quiero vivir en América.
That cost him his job . | Eso le costó su trabajo.
My poor english cost me my job . | Mi pobre inglés me cuesta mi trabajo.
He saved the baby at the cost of his life . | Salvó al bebé a costa de su vida.
It's a matter of cost . | Es una cuestión de costo.
Ese sombrero cuesta alrededor de cincuenta dólares.
| Su coche le costó más de diez mil dólares.
| Debemos evitar la guerra a toda costa.
| El exceso de trabajo le costó la salud.
| Por favor avíseme del costo.
| Eso me costó mucho a la larga.
| Ella crió a ese niño a un gran costo.
| Cuánto va a costar ?
| Trabajó a costa de su propio tiempo.
| ¿Cuánto costará llegar al aeropuerto?
| El costo del libro es de 4 dólares.
| La imagen que estás mirando cuesta 100.000 yenes.
| ¿Cuánto costará por correo marítimo?
| A toda costa, quiero vivir en América.
| Eso le costó su trabajo.
| Mi pobre inglés me cuesta mi trabajo.
| Salvó al bebé a costa de su vida.
| Es una cuestión de costo.
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