Spanish Sentences using pasear
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¿Se pasea Martha contigo en las montañas?
Does Martha walk with you in the mountains?
Vi al chico con el que paseabas.
I saw the boy with whom you went for a walk.
Juan ya tiene una bicicleta nueva, ahora puede salir a pasear.
Juan already has a new bicycle, now he can go out for a ride.
Mi mamá y yo paseamos por la playa.
My mom and I walk on the beach.
Le gusta mucho salir a pasear y siempre jala mucho de la correa.
He likes to go out for a walk a lot and he always pulls on his leash.
Saldremos a pasear en cuanto terminéis de trabajar.
We will leave for a walk as soon as you all finish working.
Él va con sus abuelos a pasear.
He goes with his grandparents for a stroll.
Me gusta pasear por el campo.
I like walking in the country.
Suele pasear todas las mañanas.
He normally walks every morning.
No paseamos agarrados de la mano.
We don´t walk hand in hand.
¿Te paseas para el placer? Sí, por supuesto, me paseo porque me gusta.
Do you walk for pleasure? Yes, of course, I walk because I like to.
Maravilloso día para pasear por el parque.
It´s a marvelous day for a walk in the park.
Le gusta mucho salir a pasear y siempre jala mucho de la correa.
He likes to go out for a walk and he always pulls on his leash.
Con respecto a la aplicación: pasear los maletines de una cumbre a otra no arregla nada.
On the matter of implementation: Carrying suitcases from summit to summit does nothing.
Hay que reconocer que nadie se dedica a pasear animales por gusto.
We must recognise that nobody transports animals for the fun of it.
En 2004, era posible pasear por Kabul, hoy, esta ciudad es una gran trinchera.
In 2004, it was possible to walk around Kabul. Today, Kabul is a huge entrenched camp.
Yo no quiero ser ni más ni menos que el Sr. Gorostiaga: quiero pasear por mi país con mis hijos, como pasean ellos, sin tener que llevar escoltas.
I want no more and no less than Mr Gorostiaga does: I want to move around my country with my children, like they do, without having to take escorts.
Y aún así, al pasear por las calles se puede ver un atisbo de esperanza en los cansados ojos de la población.
Even so, as you wander the streets there is still a glimmer of hope in people's tired eyes.
Allí la gente vive con miedo y terror, ya que pasear por las calles o entrar en el bar equivocado puede tener consecuencias fatales.
People live in fear and terror, as walking the streets or visiting the wrong bar can have fatal consequences.
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