cada revista de cabo a rabo

A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
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a. each magazine from cover to cover
Me leí cada revista de cabo a rabo y no encontré el artículo del que me hablaste.I read each magazine from cover to cover and I couldn't find the article you told me about.
b. every magazine from cover to cover
El doctor la atenderá pronto. Mientras tanto, ¿no quisiera sentarse y leer una revista? - Llevo esperando dos horas, señorita. Ya me leí cada revista de cabo a rabo.The doctor will see you soon. In the meantime, would you like to sit and read a magazine? - I've been waiting for two hours, miss. I've read every magazine from cover to cover.
c. each magazine from start to finish
Quiero que te leas cada revista de cabo a rabo y me digas si mencionan mi nombre en algún lado.I want you to read each magazine from start to finish and tell me if my name is mentioned anywhere.
d. every magazine from start to finish
Nos leímos cada revista de cabo a rabo en busca de errores ortográficosWe read every magazine from start to finish in search of spelling errors.
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