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El sapo tiene la piel seca y aspera. Es bajo y grueso.

English translation: Toads have dry, rough skin. They are short and fat.

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Spanish term or phrase:El sapo tiene la piel seca y aspera. Es bajo y grueso.
English translation:Toads have dry, rough skin. They are short and fat.
Entered by: Henry Hinds

01:02 Oct 22, 2002
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Spanish term or phrase: El sapo tiene la piel seca y aspera. Es bajo y grueso.
El sapo tiene la piel seca y aspera. Es bajo y grueso. lA rana tiene la piel lisa y humeda. Es larga y delgada.
La rana puede saltar mas alto y mas lejos que el sapo. Tambien es mas rapida.
Las ranas y los sapos ponen sus huevos en el agua. Pueden vivir en la tierra o en el agua.
Ambos comen bichos. Duermen en el lodo durante el invierno.
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Toads have dry, rough skin. They are short and fat.
Explanation:
Taking the singular in Spanish and making it plural here in English works fine, and we do it all the time, because we're talking about toads in general. However, if you are referring to one specific toad, then it would be singular in English too.
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5 +6Toads have dry, rough skin. They are short and fat.
Henry Hinds
4A toad skin is dry and warty. It's fat and low
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A toad skin is dry and warty. It's fat and low


Explanation:
The Somewhat Amusing World of Frogs - [ Traduzca esta pƔgina ]
... A frog tends to be moist, slimy and jumps. A toad tends to be dry, warty
and walks. Many frogs are on a continuum between frogs and toads. ...
DescripciĆ³n: Information, facts, habits of frogs in general.
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Toads have dry, rough skin. They are short and fat.


Explanation:
Taking the singular in Spanish and making it plural here in English works fine, and we do it all the time, because we're talking about toads in general. However, if you are referring to one specific toad, then it would be singular in English too.


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Henry Hinds
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