Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Carlos"
The meaning of "Carlos" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does Carlos: Coming through! Out of the way, man!
Rad: Wait up, would you, Carlos? mean?
Rad: Wait up, would you, Carlos? mean?
A:
I think, "hey! I'm walking, please move out of my way"
Q:
What does Carlos looked nervous. I’ve never seen that kind of look on someone with that strong of a jaw. mean?
A:
Because Carlos looks so strong, it is interesting to see him look so scared and nervous. He is saying that he has never seen someone so strong look so weak.
Q:
What does Carlos the Vietnam vet Marine who volunteered for three tours and got shot up in every one. mean?
A:
Carlos fought in the Vietnam war as a marine. A tour in military terms usually means how many times you've been sent overseas, so Carlos has been sent overseas to fight three times. Each time he went over, he got badly injured and probably was shot.
Q:
What does Carlos Beltran laces a two-run single to right field mean?
A:
Lace is a more descriptive verb describing exactly how Beltran hit his two-run single. I did not watch this game but I'm assuming they mean he hit the ball perfectly into the right field for a two-run single.
Verbs like these are often used in sports broadcasts because they can better describe an action.
Verbs like these are often used in sports broadcasts because they can better describe an action.
Synonyms of "Carlos" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between Carlos's car is very ugly and Carlos' car is very ugly ?
A:
De hecho si el nombre tiene S al final se agrega el apostrofe por si solo en lugar de 'S. Por ejemplo; My boss' house got set on fire by an ex co-worker.
Translations of "Carlos"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? hello, I’m is Carlos
A:
Hey, I'm Carlos
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? "Carlos, te amo más allá de lo que imaginas"
A:
Carlos, I love you beyond your imagination.
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? Carlos no hace su tarea
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Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? Carlos me robo el corazón
A:
Carlos stole my heart
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? Carlos buys a new car. It's a very expensive car. It's a huge, blue, fast car.
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Other questions about "Carlos"
Q:
Carlos! My old neighbor! Wow! You're looking great! Does this sound natural?
A:
It’s basically perfect!
Q:
Surprisingly, Carlos Ghosn has skipped bail without his lawyer known Does this sound natural?
A:
Surprisingly, Carlos Ghosn has skipped bail without his lawyer knowing.
Or:
Surprisingly, Carlos Ghosn has skipped bail unbeknownst to his lawyer.
Or:
Surprisingly, Carlos Ghosn has skipped bail unbeknownst to his lawyer.
Q:
Carlos Ghosn said "my salary is appropriately" , I think so too. He did great strategy like cutting cost, selling electric car at the early stage, and so on. But the worst thing is he hiddnen his real salary by fears of people's eye. Does this sound natural?
A:
Carlos Ghosn said "my salary is **appropriate**,” I think so too. He **had a** great strategy like cutting cost, selling electric **cars** at the early stage, and so on. But the worst thing is he **hid** his real salary **for fear of people's view**.
I think this sounds a little more natural.
1-appropriately is used for verbs
2-you have a strategy or you perform a strategy, but you do not do a strategy
3-cars since it would be plural
4-hid is the correct tense (although it is an irregular verb so I understand)
5-for fear since by means the method in which you did something
6-you wouldn’t say eye since that makes it seem like actually seeing as opposed to their opinions in the form of view
I think this sounds a little more natural.
1-appropriately is used for verbs
2-you have a strategy or you perform a strategy, but you do not do a strategy
3-cars since it would be plural
4-hid is the correct tense (although it is an irregular verb so I understand)
5-for fear since by means the method in which you did something
6-you wouldn’t say eye since that makes it seem like actually seeing as opposed to their opinions in the form of view
Q:
when she came up to me, she was like "Carlos, can we talk?" I literally thought that she was going to break up with me. Does this sound natural?
A:
Grammatically it's correct, but the way you said it made you sound like a teenage girl.
Q:
Carlos got to home after a long day
ó Carlos came house after a long day Does this sound natural?
ó Carlos came house after a long day Does this sound natural?
A:
puedes usar los dos, pero en la premera no hay "to":
Carlos got home after a long day.
Carlos got home after a long day.
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