How is the word marchito translated from Spanish to English
Seco y ya sin frescura.
Dried up and no longer fresh.
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Seco y ya sin frescura.
Dried up and no longer fresh.
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See how the word “marchito” is used in sentences
Tiró las flores marchitas. — She threw out the withered flowers.
Las flores mustias seguían sobre la mesa. — The withered flowers sat on the table.
La planta arrugada seguía olvidada en la estantería. — The withered plant sat neglected on the shelf.
Tenía el ánimo apagado después del largo viaje. — His spirit felt withered after the long journey.
El viernes las hierbas de la maceta ya estaban marchitas. — By Friday the herbs in the pot were withered.
¿Has visto las plantas mustias del jardín? — Have you seen the withered plants in the garden?
¿Has visto últimamente sus manos arrugadas? — Have you seen his withered hands lately?
¿Por qué su sonrisa parece tan apagada últimamente? — Why does her smile seem so withered these days?
¿Por qué guardó aquel ramo marchito? — Why did she keep that withered bouquet?
Quita del árbol las hojas mustias, por favor. — Please remove the withered leaves from the tree.
Tocó con cuidado las hojas arrugadas. — She touched the withered leaves gently.
Las flores apagadas me recordaron tiempos mejores. — The withered flowers reminded me of better times.
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