Sentence examples of "corto" in Spanish with translation "short"

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Ella tiene el cabello corto. She has short hair.
Estoy muy corto de dinero. I'm very short of money.
Me gusta el cabello corto. I like short hair.
Su discurso fue demasiado corto. His speech was too short.
Momentáneamente estoy corto de efectivo. I'm short of cash at the moment.
Ese perro tiene el rabo corto. That dog has a short tail.
¿Es el camino corto o largo? Is the road short or long?
Él siempre está corto de plata. He is always short of money.
Te queda bien el pelo corto. You look nice with your hair short.
Me estoy quedando corto de memoria. I am running short of memory.
Nuestro verano es corto, pero cálido. Our summer is short, but warm.
Hay algún corto antes de la película? Are there a short before the film?
Parecía que él estaba corto de dinero. It seemed that he was short of money.
El cabello corto le viene muy bien. Short hair really suits her.
Me pregunto cuál es el camino más corto. I wonder which way is the shortest.
Fue más corto de lo que él esperaba. It was shorter than he expected.
¿Hay un camino más corto para llegar allí? Is there a shorter road to get there?
Fue más corto de lo que ella esperaba. It was shorter than she expected.
Un paseo corto te llevará hasta la estación. A short walk will bring you to the station.
Tuve que hacer un discurso en corto plazo. I had to make a speech at short notice.
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