Usage examples of "quien siembra vientos recoge tempestades" in Spanish with translation to English

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Quien siembra vientos, recoge tempestades. You reap what you sow.
En este cuento, el dios de la lluvia, de las tempestades y del rayo recibe el nombre de Chac Mool. In this tale, the god of rain, storms and lightning is called Chac Mool.
Habrá una recompensa para quien encuentre a mi perro. There will be a reward for the person who finds my dog.
Si paseas a tu perro, recoge los desechos. If you walk your dog, scoop the poop.
Algún día recogerás la cosecha de tu propia siembra. Some day you will have to reap the harvest of your own sowing.
No solo hubo vientos fuertes ayer, sino que también llovió fuertemente. Not only were there strong winds yesterday, but also it rained heavily.
Los huracanes son tempestades violentas. Hurricanes are violent storms.
¿Hay alguien en quien confiar en este frío lugar? Is there anyone you can trust in this cold place?
Recoge tus cosas. Get your things together.
El águila es la reina de los vientos. The eagle is the queen of the winds.
Quien calla otorga. Silence gives consent.
Recoge tu maletín. Pick up your briefcase.
Bebo los vientos por ti. I'm crazy about you.
Y quien sea que no te reciba ni oiga tus palabras, cuando salgas de esa casa o ciudad, sacude el polvo de tus pies. And whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear your words, when ye depart out of that house or city, shake off the dust of your feet.
El diccionario recoge cerca de medio millón de palabras. The dictionary gathers nearly half a million words.
Tom es a quien Mary encontró el otro día. Tom is the man Mary met the other day.
Recoge tus cosas y vete. Pick up your things and go away.
Quien lo encuentre puede quedárselo. The one who finds it may keep it.
Nadie recoge las cosas perdidas. Nobody collect the lost things.
Un hombre del tiempo es alguien con quien el tiempo no siempre está de acuerdo. A weatherman is someone with whom the weather does not always agree.
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