cabellos造句
例句与造句
- Tiene unos cuantos cabellos canosos, pero luce rejuvenecido.
- The line extended from Isla de Cabellos to San Eugenio on the border with Brazil.
- Julieta Campos won the Premio Xavier Villaurrutia for her novel, " Tiene los cabellos rojizos y se llama Sabina " ( 1974 ).
- Joining him were Nu駉 Fern醤dez de Valdenebro; Juan Fern醤dez " Cabellos de Oro ", grandson of King Alfonso IX of Le髇; and other nobles.
- Todas las personas tienen, en toda la superficie del cuerpo, cerca de 35.000.000 de cabellos, y unos 100.000 en el cuero cabelludo.
- It's difficult to find cabellos in a sentence. 用cabellos造句挺难的
- At the Cabellos Famosos beauty parlor in southwestern San Juan, the staff was filling large trash cans with water in preparation for the water shutoff, manager Priscilla Rodriguez said.
- It served stations at Salto, Las Vinas, San Antonio, Stapevi, Palomas, Arapey, Santa Ana, Isla Cabellos, Zanja Honda, Santa Rosa, and Port Cuareim.
- Sancho's partisans . 羖varo Nez de Lara was joined on this mission by Juan Fern醤dez " Cabellos de Oro ", Nu駉 Fern醤dez de Valdenebro, Pedro P醗z de Asturias, and Fern醤 Fern醤dez de Limia.
- His love poetry includes such works as " Afectos varios de su coraz髇, fluctuando en las ondas de los cabellos de Lisi " ( " Several reactions of his heart, bobbing on the waves of Lisi's hair " ).
- Shortly after moving to the Kingdom of Aragon, Juan Nez I began to dedicate himself to the recuperation of the Lord of Lemos, Ruy Gil de Villalobos, and Juan Fern醤dez de Le髇 " Cabellos de Oro " illegitimate grandson of Alfonso IX of Le髇 and head Majordomo of Sancho IV of Castile.
- Before his return to Castile, he had his son, Juan Nez II, marry Isabel Alfonso de Molina, daughter of Alfonso Fern醤dez de Castilla and Blanca Alfonso de Molina who was the daughter of the queen, Mar韆 de Molina and Juan Fern醤dez " Cabellos de Oro " to safeguard against any ill will by either Sancho IV or the kingdom's nobility.
- He also gives more details about the gold island, saying it is " larger than Juana ", and lying on the other side of it, " which they call Jamaica ", where " all the people have no hair and there is gold without measure " ( " que llaman Jamaica; adonde toda la gente della son si cabellos, en 閟ta ay oro sin medida " ).
