Usage examples of "fish finger" in English with translation to Spanish

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The little girl is sucking her finger. La niñita se está chupando el dedo.
This is how I usually cook fish. Es así como suelo cocinar el pescado.
Have you ever cut your finger with a knife? ¿Alguna vez se cortaron el dedo con un cuchillo?
A shark is a fish while a dolphin is a mammal. Un tiburón es un pez, mientras que un delfín es un mamífero.
I cut my finger while trying to open the package. Me corté el dedo tratando de abrir el paquete.
She asked how to cook the fish. Ella preguntó cómo cocinar el pescado.
There's a thorn in my finger and I can't get it out. Tengo una espina en el dedo y no puedo sacármela.
This soup smacks of fish. Esta sopa sabe a pescado.
Tom didn't lift a finger to help. Tom no levantó ni un dedo para ayudar.
That old man caught a large fish. El anciano atrapó un pez grande.
She has to have a finger in every pie! ¡Ella tiene que estar metida en todo!
Is this fish still alive? ¿Sigue vivo el pez?
My father doesn't lift a finger at home. En casa, mi padre no mueve ni un dedo.
I caught a big fish yesterday. Atrapé un gran pez ayer.
She applied a bandage to my hurt finger. Puso una venda en mi dedo lastimado.
My brother caught a big fish. Mi hermano pescó un pez grande.
The pin pierced his finger and it began to bleed. El alfiler perforó su dedo y se empezó a sangrar.
She hates fish and never eats any. Ella odia el pescado y nunca lo come.
I just cut my finger. Acabo de cortarme un dedo.
Do you think that fish can hear? ¿Tú crees que los peces oyen?
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