„to-break-through" in Spanish
How do you say "to-break-through" in Spanish?
to-break-through de romper /tə bɹˈeɪk θɹˈuː/
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Translations 4
- to break through de romper
- to go through pasar por
- to leaf through hojear
- to rust through oxidarse
Phrases 6
- to be through haber terminado
- to breathe through a snorkel respirar por un snorkel
- to get through salir adelante
- to peer through mirar a través de
- to look through mirar a través de
- to step through pasar a través de
Example sentences 20
- The submarine had to break through a thin sheet of ice to surface. El submarino tuvo que atravesar una delgada capa de hielo para salir a la superficie.
- The submarine had to break through a thin sheet of ice to surface. El submarino tuvo que atravesar una delgada capa de hielo para emerger.
- I'm through. He terminado.
- Tom won't have to go through what Mary went through. Tom no tendrá que atravesar lo que María atravesó.
- We're through. Hemos concluido.
- We’re through! ¡Hemos terminado!
- You're through. Terminaste.
- Breathe in through your mouth. Inhala por la boca.
- He breathes through a snorkel. Él respira por un snorkel.
- Break it. Rómpanla.
- Let me through. ¡Déjame pasar!
- Breathe deeply through your mouth. Respire por la boca profundamente.
- I can't breathe through a snorkel. No puedo respirar por un snorkel.
- You're wet through. Estás empapado.
- Can you breathe through a snorkel? ¿Puedes respirar por un snorkel?
- I see through you. Te conozco profundamente
- Tom is through here. Tom ha terminado aquí.
- Day began to break. Empezó a salir el sol.
- We're halfway through. Estamos a la mitad del trabajo.
- We got through it. Lo superamos.
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