Usage examples of "light beer" in English with translation to Spanish

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Would you like some more beer? ¿Quieres más cerveza?
This box is light enough to carry. Esta caja es lo suficientemente ligera para poderla portar.
I'll buy you a beer. Te compraré una cerveza.
He turned off the light and he went to bed. Él apagó la luz y se acostó.
Do you want some beer? ¿Quieres un poco de cerveza?
Moths are attracted by light. Las polillas son atraídas por la luz.
He asked for a beer. Pidió una cerveza.
I didn't turn off the light. No apagué la luz.
The bottles of beer that I brought to the party were redundant; the host's family owned a brewery. Las botellas de cerveza que llevé a la fiesta sobraron, la familia del anfitrión tenía una fábrica de cerveza.
Put out the light. Apaga la luz.
I drank too much beer yesterday. Tomé demasiada cerveza ayer.
Will you turn on the light? ¿Puedes prender la luz?
I don't care for beer. No me gusta la cerveza.
He hung a light from the ceiling. Él colgó una lámpara del techo.
I'm going to have a beer. Me voy a tomar una cerveza.
Vegetables slowly lean towards the light. Los vegetales se inclinan lentamente en dirección a la luz.
Life is not all beer and skittles. La vida no es todo cerveza y bolos.
They cannot have gone out, because the light is on. No pueden haberse ido, porque la luz está encendida.
How much is one beer? ¿Cuánto cuesta una cerveza?
Light travels faster than sound. La luz se desplaza más rápido que el sonido.
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