manchar
Y me he manchado de sangre. | Yes, and I got blood on my outfit. |
Nunca me he manchado. | I have never defiled myself. |
Me he manchado toda. | I threw up all over myself. |
Ya me he manchado las manos con la sangre de Jeff Sanborn. | I already have Jeff Sanborn's blood on my hands. |
Ya me he manchado las manos con la sangre de Jeff Sanborn. | I already have Jeff Sanborn's blood on my hands. |
Por Dios, yo también me he manchado. | Goodness, I got ink on me too. |
Yo también me he manchado, en la camisa. | I had some too, on my shirt. |
Creo que me he manchado. | I think I followed through. |
No, es que me he manchado. | No, I'll going out now. |
Solo me he manchado la blusa de tinta. | Of course, I'm all right. I just spilled a little ink on my blouse. |
Creo que me ha dado un tirón y me he manchado los pantalones, ¿y por qué? | I think I pulled a hamstring, I definitely stained my jeans, and what? |
Logro quitarme la mochila sin tocarla, porque ya me he manchado las manos de ese algo verde que llena el cuenco y que no quiero saber qué es. | I manage to take off my bag without touching it, cause I already have some green thing in my hands and I don't want to know what is it. |
Me he manchado toda la camisa. | I have stained all the shirt. |
¿Me he manchado de mostaza? | Do I have mustard on me? |
Me he manchado a posta. | I put it there on purpose. |
Me he manchado de café en la mía, y tenemos una nueva ración de modelos que van a venir a medio día. | I spilled coffee on mine, and we've got a fresh cup of models coming in here at noon. |
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