Cuidar a un niño hasta que crece.
To care for a child until it grows up.
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Crió sola a tres hijos. — She brought up three children alone.
No menciones la política en la cena. — Don't bring up politics at dinner.
De repente, vomitó su almuerzo por todo el suelo. — He suddenly brought up his lunch all over the floor.
No es fácil criar hijos en una ciudad grande. — It isn't easy to bring up kids in a big city.
Ella mencionó el presupuesto al final de la reunión. — She brought up the budget at the end of the meeting.
¿Lo viste vomitar su cena en la fiesta? — Did you see him bring up his dinner at the party?
¿Quién te crió? — Who brought you up?
¿Por qué mencionaste eso otra vez? — Why did you bring that up again?
Me sentía mal y tuve que vomitar lo que comí. — I felt sick and had to bring up what I ate.
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