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These two little dogs are really cute . Le encantan los perros pequeños. She loves little dogs . El perrito está tirado en el suelo. The little dog is lying on the ground . El niño está enfermo. The little child is ill . La niña sube primero al autobús. The little girl gets on the bus first . Tengo un perrito. I have got a little dog . Me gusta leer noticias políticas. I like to read political news . Le duelen un poco las rodillas. His knee joints ache a little . Los niños se reunieron para plantar el árbol. The little children gathered round to plant the tree . Washington es el centro político de América. Washington is the political center of America . Pintura húmeda [lit., "La pintura aún no se ha secado"]. Wet Paint Los niños pequeños están dibujando. The little kids are drawing . El niño está tumbado en el suelo observando un insecto. The little boy is lying on the ground observing an insect . Este coche cuesta muy poco. This car costs very little . La calidad de la seda es muy buena. The quality of the silk is very good . Este bolso es de cuero de excelente calidad. This bag is made of excellent quality leather . La niña está muy contenta en este momento. The little girl is very happy at this time . Su capacidad es limitada. His ability is limited . ¿Cuánto cuesta un litro de aceite? How much does one liter of oil cost ? La puntualidad es su punto débil. Punctuality is his weak point . Me encanta leer clásicos de la literatura. I love reading literary classics . La niña alberga deseos muy felices. The little girl harbors very happy wishes . Este hombre es un poco raro. This man is a little weird . ¿Qué significa "satélite artificial"? What does man-made satellite mean ? Está arañando al perrito. She is scratching the little dog . Los jóvenes intentan estar a la última (lit., "seguir la moda actual"). zu sein (wörtlich die aktuelle Mode verfolgen) . Young people Los soldados están en medio de ejercicios militares. The soldiers are in the midst of military drills . Una discapacidad no tiene por qué ser una circunstancia desafortunada. Disability does not have to be an unfortunate circumstance . Al perrito le encantan los huesos. The little dog loves bones . El niño está inflando un globo. The little boy is blowing up a balloon . El sabor del vino es un poco débil. The taste of the wine is a little weak . Tomar un baño en verano es muy refrescante [lit., "fresco"]. Taking a bath in summer is very refreshing [lit . , cool] . . Este cerdito es muy bonito. This little pig is cute . El perrito sacude la cabeza y me mueve la cola. The little dog is shaking its head and wagging its tail at me . Le duele un poco el pecho. He has a little pain in his chest . Está un poco gordo. He is a little fat . Las letras pequeñas están demasiado borrosas, no puedo verlas claramente. The little letters are too blurry , I can not see them clearly . Esos dos niños son hermanos gemelos. Those two little boys are twin brothers . Estas manzanas son de la mejor calidad. These apples are of the best quality . La niña está haciendo burbujas. The little girl is blowing bubbles . El alcalde hizo un anuncio importante (lit., "anunció solemnemente/seriamente una información"). eine wichtige Ankündigung (wörtlich: feierlich / ernsthaft eine Information angekündigt) . El niño está flotando en la superficie del agua. The little boy is floating on the surface of water . Esta niña es muy inteligente. This little girl is very smart . La alfombra está un poco sucia. The carpet is a little dirty . Las velas están encendidas. The candles are lit . El gato pequeño no para de maullar. The little cat is meowing all the time . La niña está jugando con el pato. The little girl is playing with the duck . Su estómago se siente un poco hinchado. His stomach feels a little bloated . A mi hijo le encantan los pollitos. My son loves little chicks . Están comparando notas sobre la técnica del golf (lit., "técnicas de juego de la pelota"). Golf-Ballspieltechniken miteinander aus . They are La niña está recogiendo los juguetes. The little girl is picking up the toys . El niño mostró una expresión de hostilidad. The child showed an expression of hostility . Es un poco tímida. She is a little timid . Tiene un poco de tos. She has a little cough . El pajarito está piando en la rama. The little bird is chirping on the branch . Criar a los niños es responsabilidad de los padres. Raising children is the responsibility of parents . Ambos bandos poseen una capacidad defensiva muy fuerte. Both sides possess very strong defensive capability . Un rayo iluminó el cielo durante una fracción de segundo. A streak of lightning lit up the sky for a split second . Este niño es muy travieso. This little boy is very naughty . Los teléfonos móviles pueden emitir un poco de radiación. Cell phones may emit a little radiation . Se ha comprado un cuenco de arroz. (Lit., "Ella llenó un tazón con arroz"). Sie holte sich eine Schüssel Reis . (Lit . Sie füllte El político detenido por corrupción se ha hecho famoso. The politician arrested for corruption has become notorious . Le molesta (lit., "lo considera tabú") que los demás digan que está gordo. er sei fett . He resents (lit . , considers it taboo) others Es abogado litigante. He is a litigation lawyer . Ella es un poco sorda. She is a little deaf . La niña tiene hoyuelos en las mejillas. The little girl has dimples in her cheeks . El cocinero añadió un poco de sal al bol. The cook added a little bit of salt to the bowl . Ataca la actual situación política. She is attacking the current political situation . Ella es una niña encantadora. She is a lovely little girl . La niña disfruta escuchando música. The little girl enjoys listening to music . Esta pequeña posada europea tiene un encanto distintivo propio. This little European inn has a distinctive charm of its own . Parece un poco tonto. He looks a little silly . She drinks a little wine at times . A veces bebe un poco de vino. There's a possibility of war . Hay una posibilidad de guerra. Do you have one a little bigger than these ? ¿Tienes uno un poco más grande que estos? It is a little cool today . Hace un poco de fresco hoy. I am a little out of sorts today . Estoy un poco fuera de sí hoy. He was very naughty when he was a little boy . Era muy travieso cuando era un niño pequeño. There is little furniture in my house . Hay pocos muebles en mi casa. Mary is interested in politics . María está interesada en la política. He greeted her with cordiality . La saludó con cordialidad. Please speak a little more slowly . Por favor, hable un poco más despacio. They're a little tight . Están un poco apretados. Even a little child knows its name . Incluso un niño pequeño sabe su nombre. She has a very strong personality . Tiene una personalidad muy fuerte. There is little hope of his success . Hay pocas esperanzas de su éxito. The poor little girl did nothing but weep . La pobre niña no hizo más que llorar. I've lost a little weight . He perdido un poco de peso. I feel a little bad today . Me siento un poco mal hoy. Little did I dream that I would see you here . Poco soñé que te vería aquí. Love me lithe , love me long . Ámame ágil, ámame largo. He gave the boy what little money he had . Le dio al niño el poco dinero que tenía. The moon is the earth's satellite . La luna es el satélite de la tierra. There is little water in the glass . Hay poca agua en el vaso. We were not a little disappointed with you . No estábamos un poco decepcionados contigo. Politics has much to do with me . La política tiene mucho que ver conmigo. I play the piano a little . Toco un poco el piano. He acquired the ability to speak english . Adquirió la habilidad de hablar inglés. I will bite just a little bit . Morderé solo un poco. I think I'll look around a little more . Creo que miraré un poco más. It is not her looks that is important but her ability . No es su apariencia lo importante, sino su habilidad. He is a politician in all senses . Es un político en todos los sentidos. The new team has the capability to win . El nuevo equipo tiene la capacidad de ganar. We got a little bored with each other . Nos aburrimos un poco el uno del otro. I have a little money with me . Tengo un poco de dinero conmigo. Little money , few friends . Poco dinero, pocos amigos. He had few friends and little money . Tenía pocos amigos y poco dinero. This book is a little out of date . Este libro está un poco desactualizado. This diver's watch is a little too expensive . Este reloj de buceo es un poco demasiado caro. I'm computer-literate . Soy informático. Little did I think that I would win . Poco pensé que ganaría. I have a little money this month . Tengo un poco de dinero este mes. You have a little fever today , don't you ? Tienes un poco de fiebre hoy, ¿no? There is a little water left . Queda un poco de agua. There is not much possibility of his coming on time . No hay muchas posibilidades de que llegue a tiempo. A little language goes a long way . Un poco de lenguaje hace mucho. I can speak english a little . Puedo hablar un poco de inglés . There was little water in the well . Había poca agua en el pozo. She said that she was a little tired . Dijo que estaba un poco cansada. Thank you very much for your hospitality . Muchas gracias por su hospitalidad. You must not get away from reality . No debes alejarte de la realidad. They gave us very little trouble . Nos dieron muy pocos problemas. The little boy is afraid of the dark . El niño le tiene miedo a la oscuridad. That sounds a little off . Eso suena un poco fuera de lugar. We'll have little snow this winter . Tendremos poca nieve este invierno. Be polite to your parents . Sé cortés con tus padres. I want to rest a little because all the homework is finished . Quiero descansar un poco porque ya terminé toda la tarea. He is a little over forty . Tiene poco más de cuarenta. She is by no means polite . Ella de ninguna manera es educada. They have very little to live on . Tienen muy poco para vivir. You must get up a little earlier . Debes levantarte un poco antes. The little girl laughed her tears away . La niña se rió y secó las lágrimas. On my own responsibility , I will go on with this plan . Bajo mi propia responsabilidad, continuaré con este plan. Please turn down the volume a little bit more . Por favor, baje el volumen un poco más. He made little of his illness . Hizo poco de su enfermedad.
