Sentence examples of "hacen" in Spanish with translation "be"

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Los días se hacen más largos. The days are growing longer.
Las máquinas de escribir hacen mucho ruido. Typewriters are so noisy.
Los días se hacen cada vez más cortos. The days are gradually shortening.
Los niños son muy curiosos y hacen muchas preguntas. Children are very curious and ask many questions.
Con la llegada del invierno, los días se hacen más cortos. With the coming of winter, days are getting shorter.
Hay habilidades que se desarrollan rápidamente y otras que lo hacen lentamente, ¿no crees? There are abilities that improve rapidly and those that improve slowly, aren't there?
Ella destapó la tartera donde guardaba la tortilla cuidadosamente. Los detalles como ese hacen a la gente tierna. She uncovers the little plastic tortilla holder so gracefully. It's little things like that that are so cute about people.
¡Que se haga la luz! Let there be light!
Posiblemente haga buen día mañana. It may possibly be fine tomorrow.
Puede que haga buen tiempo. Perhaps the weather is fine.
Hoy hace un tiempo perfecto. The weather is perfect today.
Hoy hace muy buen tiempo. The weather was very good today.
Hoy hace un calor terrible. The heat is terrible today.
Hace mucho frío este invierno. It is very cold this winter.
Hoy hace un clima pésimo. The weather is terrible today.
Hoy hace un día horrible. It is terrible weather today.
Esta mañana hace frío, ¿verdad? Cold this morning, isn't it?
El tiempo se hace escaso. Time is getting short.
Hoy todavía hace más frío. It is still colder today.
Hace calor esta mañana, ¿no? Warm this morning, isn't it?
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