Translated sentences containing 'salon'

I come from the hair salon.

Yo vengo de la peluquería.

She goes to the hair salon.

Ella va a la peluquería.

You guys leave the hair salon.

Vosotros salís de la peluquería.

She used to look over the newspapers in the salon.

Ella ojeaba los periódicos en la peluquería.

I was going to the salon. And you, where were you going?

Iba a la peluquería. Y tú ¿adónde ibas?

Two examples of that would be hair-dryers in a hair salon or equipment in a gym centre.

Dos ejemplos serían los secadores de pelo en una peluquería o los aparatos de un gimnasio.

There are very few people who will go abroad to find a hair salon with a better rate of VAT.

Pocas son las personas que se desplazan al extranjero para buscar una peluquería que practique un tipo de IVA más favorable.

Mr President, this evening, I attended a reception for the Shen Yun Performing Arts Group in the Members' Salon.

Señor Presidente, esta tarde, he asistido a un acto de bienvenida de la compañía de baile Shen Yun Performing Arts Group en el salón de diputados.

On 20 June 1950, Robert Schuman opened the first Intergovernmental Conference in the Salon de l'Horloge at the French Foreign Office.

El 20 de junio de 1950, Schuman abría la primera Conferencia Intergubernamental en el salón de l'Horloge del Quai d'Orsay.

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