Usage examples of "packet of cut tobacco" in English with translation to Spanish

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The smell of cut grass summons up images of hot summer afternoons. El olor al pasto recién cortado evoca la imagen de las calurosas tardes de verano.
And if he keeps messing with me I'll cut his head off! ¡Y si me sigue hinchando le corto la cabeza!
Is it true that you chewed tobacco? ¿Es cierto que masticabas tabaco?
We are cut from the same cloth. Estamos cortados por el mismo patrón.
I don't like snack bars. They're expensive, noisy, and full of the smell of tobacco and fried food. No me gustan los bares. Son caros, ruidosos y llenos de olores a tabaco y fritanga.
He cut up the meat and weighed it. Él cortó la carne y la pesó.
She likes to smoke tobacco. Le gusta fumar tabaco.
This knife is used to cut meat. Este cuchillo se usa para cortar carne.
When was the last time you chewed tobacco? ¿Cuándo fue la última vez que masticaste tabaco?
Cut the chit-chat and get to work. Deja la cháchara y trabaja.
Tobacco was one of their major crops. El tabaco fue uno de los principales cultivos.
The cut will heal up in a few days. La cortadura se curará en unos pocos días.
Tobacco acts on the brain. El tabaco actúa sobre el cerebro.
Cut the salmon into small pieces. Corte el salmón en trozos pequeños.
Since I installed solar panels on my house my energy bill has been cut in half. Desde que instalé paneles solares en mi casa la factura de la luz se me ha reducido a la mitad.
The boy cut the cake in two. El niño cortó el pastel en dos.
I can't cut my nails and do the ironing at the same time! ¡No puedo cortarme las uñas y planchar al mismo tiempo!
Pharamp cut the cake in half. Pharamp partió la tarta en dos.
Don't cut the cake with a knife. No cortes la torta con un cuchillo.
Tom cut his hand with a rusty knife. Tom se cortó la mano con un cuchillo oxidado.
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