Translated sentences containing 'lawn'

You like that we have mowed the lawn.

Te gusta que nosotros hayamos cortado el césped.

When you have watered the flowers, mow the lawn.

Cuando tú hayas regado las flores, corta el césped.

Pedro was mowing the lawn for mom. Pedro was mowing it for her.

Pedro estuvo cortando el césped a mamá. Pedro se lo estuvo cortando.

Mr. Perez mows the lawn every Saturday.

El señor Garcia corta el césped todos los sabados.

Pull the weeds from the lawn.

Quite la mala hierba del césped.

My brother mows the lawn every Saturday.

Mi hermano corta el césped todos los sábados.

I mow the lawn once a week.

Corto el césped una vez a la semana.

Have you mown the lawn recently?

¿Has cortado el césped recientemente?

I haven't mown the lawn yet.

Aún no he cortado el césped.

I haven't been able to mow the lawn yet.

Aún no he podido cortar el césped.

I will mow the lawn tomorrow morning.

Cortaré el césped mañana por la mañana.

My brother mowed the lawn this morning.

My hermano cortó el césped hoy en la mañana.

I mowed the lawn yesterday.

Corté el césped ayer.

My brother will mow the lawn tomorrow.

Mi hermano cortará el césped mañana.

We pulled the weeds out of the lawn.

Arrancamos la hierba mala del césped.

It is enough simply to mow the lawn and claim a subsidy.

Basta simplemente con cortar el césped y solicitar una subvención.

The proposal we are discussing today concerns emissions from engines used in lawn mowers, power saws, leaf collection machines, pumps, generators and similar equipment.

La propuesta que discutimos hoy se ocupa de las emisiones de los motores que están montados en cortadoras de césped, sierras mecánicas, aspiradoras de hojas, bombas, generadores y aparatos similares.

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  Spanish Word for lots
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  Spanish Word for kindly
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