Usage examples of "heads" in English with translation to Spanish

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Two heads are better than one. Dos cabezas son mejores que una.
They lifted her above their heads. Ellos la levantaron por sobre sus cabezas.
"Ostrich!"—and everyone stuck their heads under the table. "¡Avestruz!", y todos pusieron la cabeza debajo de la mesa.
Keeton put magnets on the heads of his pigeons. Keeton puso imanes sobre las cabezas de sus palomas.
Saints are always depicted with a halo over their heads. Los santos siempre son representados con una aureola sobre la cabeza.
The cow gave birth to a calf with two heads. La vaca dio a luz a un becerro con dos cabezas.
The bus driver told the pupils to keep their heads inside the bus. El chofer les dijo a los alumnos que mantengan sus cabezas dentro del autobús.
The bus driver warned the pupils not to stick their heads out the window. El chofer les advirtió a los alumnos que no saquen la cabeza por la ventanilla.
With the magnets mounted on their heads, they were unable to find their way home. Con los imanes sobre sus cabezas, eran incapaces de encontrar el camino a casa.
Does your head hurt often? ¿Le duele la cabeza a menudo?
Where are you headed for? ¿Adónde se dirigen?
Tom took his place at head of the table. Tom ocupó su lugar en la cabecera de la mesa.
He bowed his head ashamedly. Él inclinó la cabeza avergonzado.
The bus was heading north. El autobús se dirigía al norte.
Take that off your head. Sacate eso de la cabeza.
The train headed for the station. El tren se dirigió a la estación.
You make my head hurt. Me das dolor de cabeza.
Tom and his friends headed towards the beach. Tom y sus amigos se dirigieron hacia la playa.
She held up her head. Ella levantó la cabeza.
He headed for the door at full speed. Se dirigió hacia la puerta a toda velocidad.
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