es primavera
- Examples
Sí, bueno, contigo, no es solo que siempre es primavera. | Yeah, well, with you, it's not just that it's always springtime. |
En el barrio del Trastevere siempre es primavera. | It is always spring in the Trastevere neighbourhood. |
Bueno, ya no es primavera, ha llegado el verano. | Well, it's not spring anymore and the summer has already arrived. |
No es primavera, y desde luego esto no está limpio. | It isn't spring, and it certainly isn't clean. |
No es primavera, y desde luego esto no está limpio. | It isn't spring, and it certainly isn't clean. |
¿Por qué aquí siempre es primavera? | Why is it always spring here? |
Es porque no es primavera, Sonia. | It's because it isn't Spring, Sonia. |
Insiste el calendario en que es primavera. | The calendar insists we are in Springtime. |
Ah, pues, aún no es primavera. | Oh, well, it— it isn't spring yet. |
A ver, ni siquiera es primavera. | I mean, it's not even spring. |
Allí, es primavera constante. | There, it is constantly Spring. |
Ya casi es primavera, se dio cuenta. | It's almost spring, have you noticed? |
Vuelven a salir, es primavera. | They're growing back. It must be spring. |
A los veinte años siempre es primavera. | At twenty, it's always spring! |
¡Ya es primavera! | Spring is already here! |
Aún no es primavera. | It ain't green up yet. |
Vuelven a salir, es primavera. | It must be spring. |
Todavía es primavera y la naturaleza está muy verde, pero ya hace bastante calor y el agua también tiene buena temperatura. | It is still spring and nature is very green, but it is already quit warm and also the water has a acceptable temperature. |
Una ruta a través del pueblo de Jarabacoa y sus alrededores conociendo a su gente, que constantemente ofrece su hospitalidad, mientras observa el bello paisaje donde siempre es primavera. | A route through the town of Jarabacoa and its surroundings meeting its people, who constantly offers their hospitality, while observing the beautiful landscape where it is always spring. |
Ya que la Coffea crece en las regiones tropicales y ecuatoriales, donde siempre es primavera o verano, no es un cambio de clima, sino el comienzo de las lluvias lo que da inicio a la floración blanca y perfumada. | Since Coffea grows in tropical and equatorial regions where it is always spring or summer, it's not a change of climate, but rather the beginning of the rainy season that triggers Arabica plants to flower, fragrant and white. |
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