=conocer=, perceive: shows here the typical (inceptive) meaning of verbs in =-cer=. =balazo=, a shot, literally, a blow with a bullet (=bala= + =-azo=): lately in Kansas City, a woman entered a saloon (where her husband got drunk), seized a chair (=silla=) and damaged the place "=a sillazos=",

[120] =de punta=, on end: a fine example of =de= used to make an adverb; we use of similarly for time (of a morning, of Sundays); Spanish uses =de= for adverbs of time, place, or manner.

=¡En buena...!= In a pretty fix! feminine form, adverbial = =buenamente=. [250] =de rodillas=, on the knees: Spanish =de= occurs in adverbial expressions of time, place, and manner.

Qué me place, asintió Tristán, quitándose apresuradamente ropilla y jubón y dejando ver los poderosos músculos de su cuello, pecho y brazos.

De mil amores iría con vos á Francia ó á cualquier otro país, no sólo porque me place escucharos, sino porque fuera de Belmonte sois los únicos amigos que tengo en el mundo.

Si á vos os place contármela....

Qué me place verte tan bien dispuesto, repuso Simón.

Conocimos y estimamos á vuestro padre y nos place hacer algo por su hijo, si bien no podemos conceder nuestra estimación á vuestro hermano, uno de los espíritus más turbulentos de la comarca.

El cansancio se apodera de mi cuerpo, y me place detenerme a menudo para contemplar la belleza de una flor, para escuchar el canto de un pájaro.

[imagen decorativa] [imagen decorativa] UNA MIRADA A LO ALTO I En las primeras horas de la noche me place discurrir por las calles céntricas.

=¿En qué casos sucede...?= In what circumstances does the latter (kind of sale) take place?

VARIANTS: =Al alcance de la mano=; =cerca=. =Mientras=. VARIANTS: =Entretanto=; =en tanto=; =al mismo tiempo que=. Present indicative, which corresponds to they take, they are taking or they do take (place).

=u otro=. Note that =u= takes the place of o before words beginning with o or ho.

=tiene lugar en=, takes place in.

The copyright laws of the place where you are located also govern what you can do with this work.

, hard pressed by bad weather, made vows to "=la Virgen de Buenos Aires=", their patron saint, and upon landing safely named the place Buenos Aires, in gratitude to her.

note, 64, 5 =liviano=, =-a=, light =lívido=, =-a=, livid =lóbrego=, =-a=, dark, dismal =local=, local =local=, m., place; = de esquina=, corner-house =localidad=, locality =loco=, =-a=, mad =locomotiva=, Arg.

, abandoned house; =de en galpón=, from place to place =tapia=, mud wall, fence =tapizar=, to upholster =tardar=, to delay =tarde=, f., afternoon =tarde=, adv.

, abandoned house; =de en galpón=, from place to place =tapia=, mud wall, fence =tapizar=, to upholster =tardar=, to delay =tarde=, f., afternoon =tarde=, adv.

Most of the fighting against the Spaniards in Bolivia took place in the triangle formed by those three cities.

Pero pasemos adelante, porque la historia lo referirá, si á Dios place.

: Esta mesa You'll see les preparo; si os servís I'm setting a table for them: en esotra colocaros, and if you like I'll place you podréis presenciar la cena here, so you can see, then, que les daré... ¡Oh! será escena the meal I'm serving them.

DON DIEGO: ¡Ah de esta casa! Ah, this is the place! BUTTARELLI: Adelante.

BRÍGIDA: ¡Salir así de un convento To take her from a convent en medio de una ciudad in the middle of a place como Sevilla! like Seville! CIUTTI: Es empresa It's an undertaking tan sólo para hombre tal.

in that place because of me.