No quebre la pared a proposito = I didn't break (sic!) the wall on purpose.
wall
In Spanish, it means "the wall".
In Spanish, the word 'cara' means "face" or "front." It can also be used to refer to the side of something that is visible or front-facing.
You push into it
Wall: pared (pa-red)
you just keep pushing the mud wall... it will eventually colapse.
the manchus tried to brake through the wall so that they could domain china
first unbolt the brake fluid resovor then unbolt the rod that goes threw the fire wall to the brake pedel, it unbolts from the pedel then unbolt the booster from the fire wall and there ya go
murallasf1 [+de ciudad] (=muro) (city) wall, walls pl(=terraplén) rampart♦ la Gran Muralla China the Great Wall of China2 (LAm) (=pared) wall
you went the wrong way
Pared
the great wall of china meant to go even higher and actually put glass on it so no they didnt