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1 Translation result for twice-told in Spanish

adjective

twice-told adjective

unfavorite favorite play sound
repetido, trillado

twice adverb

unfavorite favorite play sound
dos veces

Example sentences of
twice adverb

  • •I only wore it twice.
  • •He has rehearsals twice a month.
  • •He twice lost to younger opponents.
  • •We visited them twice in 10 years.
  • •The dictionary has been twice updated since 1993.
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  • •I've been there at least twice.
  • •He must be twice her age.
  • •The population is twice that of Canada.
  • •The new one costs about twice as much.
  • •He could earn twice his present salary at the new job.
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tell verb

unfavorite favorite play sound
told, has told, is telling, tells
decir; contar, enumerar; saber; notarse, hacerse sentir; relatar, narrar; revelar, divulgar; discernir, notar

Example sentences of
tell verb

  • •He told us the story.
  • •Has she told you the good news, yet?
  • •Please tell us your name and occupation.
  • •She looked at the palm of my hand and told me my fortune.
  • •If you see her, tell her hello for me.
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  • •“I feel sick,” he told his mom.
  • •“What is his name?” “I don't know. He didn't tell me.”
  • •“Who is the letter from?” “I'm not telling.”
  • •I promise not to tell anyone.
  • •I can't tell you because it's a secret.
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Synonyms of
tell verb

say, utter, state, reveal, disclose, divulge, betray, let on, expose, inform, acquaint, apprise, notify, count, discern, instruct, know, relate, show
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¿Qué significa la expresión tell me about it?
  • En una conversación, cuando alguien dice Tell me about it, generalmente significa que la información que se acaba de entregar no es nueva, y hasta obvia para ellos. Ejemplo: "Living in a big city must be quite expensive these days." "Tell me about it, I've been living in Los Angeles for the past three years."
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Reverse translation for twice-told

repetido  - repeated, numerous 
trillado  - trite, hackneyed 
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