mimar
La abuela cree que el abuelo me mima, pero me gusta. | Grandma thinks Grandpa spoils me, but I like it. |
Ella me mima a mí. Llámame cuando haya vuelto. | She spoils me. Call me when she's back. |
Ya has visto cómo me mima. | You've seen how she pets me. |
Mi padre me mima. | My father spoils me. |
Su hijo me mima mucho. | Your son is spoiling me. |
Ella no me mima. | She doesn't baby me. |
Lo he comentado con Naty y, aunque me mima a todas horas, he notado en su silencio una conformidad resignada, crítica, como si pensara: -qué caro me salen sus permanentes crisis existenciales-. | I've discussed with Naty and although spoils me all the time, I have noticed in accordance silently resigned, criticism, as if thinking:-how dearly I get their permanent existential crisis. |
Mi mamá siempre me mima cuando estoy enferma. | My mom always spoils me when I'm sick. |
Mi esposo me mima mucho. Cuando dejo caer que quiero algo, él me lo compra. | My husband spoils me rotten. When I let drop that I want something, he buys it for me. |
Me mima demasiado. ¿Qué haré cuando se vaya? | What am I gonna do when you leave? |
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