Translated sentences containing 'traveling'

You all are traveling in an express train with bunks.

Estáis viajando en un expreso con literas.

Your traveling bag is here, where is mine?

Tu bolso de viaje está aquí, ¿ y el mío ?

Their children didn’t want them to celebrate their anniversary traveling.

Sus hijos no querían que celebraran el aniversario viajando.

They think about traveling.

Ellos piensan en viajar.

Mario is traveling to Cartagena.

Mario viaja para Cartagena.

Mario is traveling through Cartagena.

Mario viaja por Cartagena.

We are thinking of traveling to Italy.

Nosotros pensamos viajar a Italia.

The grandparents also would have talked to their grandchildren about traveling together to the island.

Los abuelos también habrían hablado con sus nietos para viajar juntos a la isla.

I saved time by traveling by plane.

Me ahorré tiempo viajando por avión.

I have dreamt that we were traveling to Italy.

He soñado que viajábamos a Italia.

We are traveling heading to Berlin.

Viajamos en dirección de Berlín.

I am thinking of traveling to Guatemala.

Yo pienso en viajar a Guatemala.

This week I am traveling a lot.

Esta semana viajo mucho.

I was neither traveling nor at the cinema, but opposite this building in a meeting of consumers for which dozens of people were mobilized.

Y no estaba ni de viaje ni en el cine, sino enfrente de aquí, en una reunión de consumidores por la cual se habían movilizado decenas de personas.

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