Translated sentences containing 'traveler'

Roberta wishes to cook fish to the traveler mates. Roberta wishes to cook it to them.

Roberta desea cocinar pescado a los compañeros de viaje. Roberta desea cocinárselo.

I cashed a traveler's check in the bank.

Yo cambié un cheque de viajero en el banco.

I would like to change some traveler’s checks, please.

Yo quisiera cambiar algunos cheques de viajero, por favor.

I believe that the boys cashed a traveler's check in the bank.

Yo creo que los muchachos cambiaron un cheque de viajero en el banco.

I would like to cash some traveler’s checks, please.

Yo quisiera hacer efectivos algunos cheques de viajero, por favor.

Do you accept traveler's checks?

¿Se aceptan cheques viajeros?

I cashed a traveler's check.

Yo cambié un cheque de viajero.

I am going to cash a traveler's check.ud

Yo voy a cambiar un cheque de viajero.

I wouldn't carry the money in cash; I would carry it in traveler's checks.

Yo no llevaría el dinero en efectivo; lo llevaría en cheques de viajero.

Did you cash a traveler's check in the bank?

¿Cambiaste un cheque de viajero en el banco?

We cashed a traveler's check in the bank.

Nosotros cambiamos un cheque de viajero en el banco.

Where can I cash some traveler’s checks?

¿En dónde puedo hacer efectivos algunos cheques de viajero?

I am going to cash a traveler's check.

Yo voy a cambiar un cheque de viajero.

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