lived-in im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für lived-in im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

lived-in <pred lived in> [Am ˈlɪvdɪn, Brit] ADJ

the pictures made the room feel lived-in

los cuadros le daban un ambiente acogedor or cálido a la habitación

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they lived in degradation

vivían en una situación degradante

he lived in the afterglow of his earlier fame

vivía de los rescoldos de su fama anterior liter

we lived in subjection to our father's whim liter

vivíamos sometidos al capricho de nuestro padre

we lived in modest circumstances

vivimos modestamente

he lived in his own make-believe world

vivía en su propio mundo de fantasía or de ensueño

Übersetzungen für lived-in im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

vivido (vivida) ADJ

1. vivido (experimentado):

los buenos momentos vividos

the good times we have had o experienced

una experiencia vivida por el autor

an experience which the author went through o lived through

2. vivido (habitado):

vivido (vivida) casa

lived-in

un apartamento que parecía vivido

an apartment which had a lived-in feel to it

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el fallecido residía en Tucumán

the deceased lived in Tucumán

la casa lleva dos años sin habitar

the house hasn't been lived in for two years

vivía muy a trasmano

she lived in a very out-of-the-way o remote place

lived-in im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für lived-in im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

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inca

The incas were a small Indian tribe, who lived in Perú. In the 15th century, however, they expanded their empire, which ultimately covered present-day Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, and extended south into the northern part of Argentina and Chile.

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The incas were a small Indian tribe, who lived in Perú. In the 15th century, however, they expanded their empire, which ultimately covered present-day Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, and extended south into the northern part of Argentina and Chile.

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