What does cepillo mean in spanish?

Answer 1

You could say, "Hace una hora que me cepillé los dientes." This literally means "It makes an hour that I brushed my teeth." There's no direct translation for the word "ago" in Spanish. Also, in Spanish when referring to parts of your body, the word "the" is used instead of "my." In this example we say "los dientes" (the teeth) instead of "mis dientes" (my teeth.)

Answer 2

Brushing teeth is "cepillando los dientes." (cepillar = to brush)

Answer 3

In Spanish the term dentist translates to "el dentista".

Answer 4

Hada de los Dientes

Answer 5

cepillo de dientes

Answer 6

Me lave la boca

Answer 7

Te cepillas los dientes y duchas.

Answer 8

Brush

Answer 9

Cepillo de dientes