asear
Quiero que te asees. | I want you to get cleaned up. |
Ven, Frank, vamos a que te asees. | Let's get you cleaned up. |
Necesito que te asees, que pongas tu mejor cara, y que almuerces con nosotros el miércoles. | So I need you to clean yourself up. Put your best face on. And have lunch with us on Wednesday. |
Necesito que te asees, que pongas tu mejor cara, y que almuerces con nosotros el miércoles. | So I need you to clean yourself up... put your best face on... and have lunch with us on Wednesday. No. |
Si te gusta asear a tu Shih Tzu por tu cuenta, pero no puedes hacerlo dejando una semana, trata de llevar a tu cachorro a un peluquero de perros entre cada ocasión en la que lo asees. | If you like to groom your Shih Tzu yourself but can't do it every other week, try taking your pup to the groomers in between times you do it yourself. |
Será mejor que te asees. | You better get cleaned up. |
Será mejor que te asees. Sí. | You better get cleaned up. |
Siéntese. Estaba pensando... en que le asees un poco. | What I was thinking of, Maurice, was that you ought to just, you know, clean him up. |
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