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

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Don't listen to her. No la escuches.
You ought to be ashamed. Deberías estar avergonzado.
It turned out to be true. Resultó ser cierto.
He was about to start. Él estaba por empezar.
Don't lie to me. No me mientas.
I go to bed very early. Me acuesto muy pronto.
I got next to nothing. No recibí casi nada.
I look up to you. Yo te respeto.
We were not to blame for the accident. Nosotros no somos culpables por el accidente.
Tom could trust Mary to keep her word. Tom podía confiar en que Mary mantendría su palabra.
That is to say, a language is something that we learn and are taught, not something that we know by instinct. Es decir, un idioma es algo que aprendemos y nos enseñan, no algo que sabemos por instinto.
I am new to the work. Soy nuevo en este trabajo.
a great place to stay un gran alojamiento
He is looking forward to it. Él lo espera impaciente.
The dictionary is up to date. El diccionario está actualizado.
I couldn't live up to his expectations. No pude cumplir sus expectativas.
If we leave him, he'll bleed to death. Si lo dejamos, morirá desangrado.
I couldn't bear to see such a scene. No podría soportar ver semejante escena.
What does that have to do with anything? ¿Qué tiene que ver eso?
He knows German and French, not to mention English. Él sabe alemán y francés, sin contar el inglés.
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