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

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Yes, but she just left. Sí, pero ella se acaba de ir.
I went not once, but twice. Fui no una vez, sino dos.
But people have little hope. Pero la gente tiene poca esperanza.
I am anything but a liar. No soy sino un mentiroso.
No, but I play tennis. No, pero juego al tenis.
That's nothing but a lie! ¡Eso no es sino una mentira!
But they are all people. Pero ellos son toda la gente.
They are not enemies, but friends. Ellos no son enemigos sino amigos.
But I have no money. Pero no tengo dinero.
It’s not heavy, but light. No es pesado, sino que ligero.
He is young, but experienced. Él es joven, pero tiene experiencia.
He does nothing but read manga. Él no hace otra cosa sino leer manga.
But he needed a job. Pero él necesitaba un empleo.
He is not wise but clever. Él no es sabio sino astuto.
He is short, but strong. Él es bajo, pero fuerte.
He did it not once, but twice. No lo hizo una sola vez, sino dos.
But human beings are different. Pero los seres humanos son diferentes.
He is not only brave but wise. Él no solo es valiente sino sabio.
He is poor, but honest. Él es pobre pero honesto.
We're not gods, but mere men. Nosotros no somos dioses, sino meros hombres.
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