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How do you say 'swimmer' in Spanish?
Nadador
How do you say dream crusher in spanish?
You don't say 'dream crusher' in Spanish. Rather, you say 'crusher of dreams.' There are various words used to denote crushing or breaking something into pieces through the application of pressure or force, but this writer prefers the verb machacar. A typical practice in Spanish is to add the suffix -dor or -dora to a verb to turn it into a noun, much like the way we add -er to a verb and turn it into the person doing the action, e.g. to swim + -er = swimmer. In Spanish it would be machacar -r +dor = machacador = "Crusher." 'Dreams', in Spanish, is sueños. A male crusher of dreams would therefore be a machacador de sueños. A female dream crusher would be a machacadora, etc.
What rhymes with shimmer?
dimmer, glimmer, grimmer, primer, simmer, skimmer, slimmer, swimmer, trimmer
What is Lindsay in Spanish?
My friend is taking Spanish and her name is Lola in Spanish, courtesy of my Spanish teacher.:)
What is hermana in Spanish?
Hermana is in Spanish. It is the Spanish word for "sister."
How do you she is from in Spanish?
how do you say swimmer in spanish?
How do you say 'swimmer' in Spanish?
Nadador
Is Melquiades Alverez a famous Spanish swimmer?
yes
What is the possessive meaning of goggles belonging to the swimmer?
Goggles belonging to the swimmer = the swimmer's goggles
When was The Swimmer created?
The Swimmer was created in 1964.
What is the name of a Japanese swimmer?
Japanese Swimmer
How much does a swimmer wiegh?
That depends on the swimmer. Every swimmer is different, so there is no 'one weight'.
Where does the fastest swimmer swimmer swim in the Olympics?
Nahim
Is josh mccrorie a good swimmer?
no he is a bad swimmer
How tall is Adam Swimmer?
Adam Swimmer is 6'.
Is the word swimmer a noun?
the word swimmer is a noun.
What actors and actresses appeared in S9 - David Grachat - 2011?
The cast of S9 - David Grachat - 2011 includes: Vanilton Antonio as Himself - Swimmer Gino Caetano as Himself - Swimmer Marcelo Collet as Himself - Swimmer Simone Fragoso as Herself - Swimmer Filipe Garcia as Himself - Swimmer David Grachat as Himself - Swimmer S9 Matheus Henrique as Himself - Swimmer Daniel Marinho as Himself - Researcher in Aquatic Propulsion Leila Marques as Herself - Ex-Swimmer - S9 Caio Oliveira as Himself - Swimmer Alejandro Palomero as Himself - Swimmer
