Examples of using Roman in English and their translations into Spanish
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Roman, mainly.
A Roman, principalmente.Maybe I will give the Roman a little scratch before I steal it.
Quizás le dé un arañazo al romano antes de robarla.Roman, eyes closed, lost in the moment,
A Roman, con los ojos cerrados,Perhaps I should send a roman To properly assess the situation.
Tal vez deba enviar a un romano, para que analice la situación.If I had been a Roman, how I should have loved those gladiators.
Si hubiese sido una romana me habrían encantado esos gladiadores.Roman loved it.
A Roman le encantó.Roman won't mind.
A Roman no le importará.The height of this Roman aqueduct built in the first century AD.
Es Perfect to make them roman or with sauce.
Perfectas para hacerlas a la romana o con salsa.It is of Roman origin and is constructed underneath a limestone shelter.
The city was founded in Roman times, where the rivers Leie and Schelde converge.
Roman really loved it too.
A Roman le encanto tambien.just call Roman as usual, okay?
llama a Román como siempre,¿sí?I knew Roman before I met Michael.
Yo conocía a Román antes de conocer Stop sleeping with Roman Zazo.
Museum+ Roman Theater+ Roman Forum thermal springs+ Castle of Concepción.
What would a Roman know of such things?
¿Qué sabe una romana de esas cosas?Man Roman found California fantastic.
A Roman le pareció fantástico California.Forget about Roman.
Olvídate de Roman.The plot concerns the Roman general Germanicus.
La trama se refiere al general romano Germánico.
