How is the word romper translated from Spanish to English
Estropear algo partiéndolo o forzándolo.
To break something.
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Estropear algo partiéndolo o forzándolo.
To break something.
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See how the word “romper” is used in sentences
Rompió el candado del cobertizo. — He busted the lock on the shed.
Había un busto de mármol en el vestíbulo. — A marble bust stood in the hall.
Seis personas fueron detenidas en la redada antidroga. — Six people were arrested in the drug bust.
No rompas el asa, ya está floja. — Don't bust the handle, it's already loose.
Descubrieron un busto de bronce del fundador. — They unveiled a bronze bust of the founder.
La redada salió en las noticias de la noche. — The bust made the evening news.
Vas a romper esa cremallera si tiras más fuerte. — You will bust that zipper if you pull harder.
¿De quién es ese busto junto a la ventana? — Whose bust is that by the window?
¿Cuánto tiempo prepararon los agentes la redada? — How long did the officers plan the bust?
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