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Spanish translation: see explanation
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| na | abundante |
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| na | Deberia haber bastante dinero (1) |
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| na | see explanation |
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abundante Explanation: El dinero debe ser abundante o en abundancia (in abundance). Hope this helps, Bye Vel�zquez ES><EN Dictionary |
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Deberia haber bastante dinero (1) Explanation: You can as well say: Debería haber dinero en ambundancia.(2) It depends of if you mean that the money will be enought to pay (1) ... or if you mean that it shoul be a lot of money.(2) |
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see explanation Explanation: Debería haber bastante dinero Debería haber dinero en abundancia Any of these two can be a good choice for you but of course it depends on your context. But I would like to suggest you to use an active voice as in Spanish we do not normally use passive voice like in the first example "El dinero debe ser abundante". It does not sound natural. good luck! |
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