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¿Viste a alguien especial anoche en la discoteca?
Did you see someone special last night at the discotheque?
Viste mejor que nadie.
She dresses better than anyone.
¿A quién viste?
Whom did you see?
¿Viste la película? ¿Te gustó?
Did you see the movie? Did you like it?.
Laura se viste muy bien.
Laura dressed very well.
Laura viste una falda amarilla.
Laura is wearing a yellow skirt.
¿A quién viste ayer por la noche?
Who did you see last night?
¿Te gustó desde el primer momento que la viste?
Did you like her from the first moment you saw her?
¿Ya los viste?
Did you already see them?
Él se viste.
He dresses himself.
Ella se viste.
She dresses herself.
El hombre al que viste era amigo suyo.
The man whom you saw was his friend.
Ella viste pantalones cortos y una camiseta.
She wears shorts and a t-shirt
¿Viste la película?
Did you see the film?
Viste a mi hermana ayer?
Did you see my sister yesterday?
Cuéntame que viste en la tele.
Tell me what you saw on TV.
La Sra. Miranda viste muy bien.
Mrs. Miranda dresses very well.
Viste mejor que sus primas.
She dresses better than her cousins.
Laura siempre viste muy bien.
Laura always dresses very well.
¿Viste a Juan ayer?
Did you see John yesterday?
¿Viste el ataúd de Pizarro?
Did you see Pizarro's coffin?
¿Viste al niño en la calle? No, no lo vi a él.
Did you see the child in the street? No, I did not see him.
¿Viste la película Spiderman? No, no lo vi.
Did you see the the movie Spiderman? No, I didn’t see it.
¿Viste tú a Juan hablando con ellos?
Did you see Juan talking to them?
¿Viste algún libro aquí en la mesa?
Did you see any book here on the table?
Debemos aclarárselo al Sr. Ashcroft cuando viste Europa esta semana.
We must make that clear to Mr Ashcroft on his visit to Europe later this week.
Discutimos mucho qué es eso de ser vasco, pero un vasco de hoy viste como un danés y lee lo mismo que un inglés.
We have talked a lot about what it is to be Basque, but a Basque today dresses like a Dane and reads the same things as a British person.
Sin embargo, la resolución hace algo más: viste de etiqueta la presentación a los Estados Unidos y sus multinacionales, que son algunas de las más crueles y brutales que hay.
However, the resolution does do something else: it dresses up the submission to the United States and its multinationals, which are some of the cruellest and most brutal around.

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