Usage examples of "close shave" in English with translation to Spanish

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That was a close shave. Ese estuvo cerca.

Close your eyes and go to sleep. Cierra los ojos y duérmete.

I need to shave. Tengo que afeitarme.

Close the damned door! ¡Cierra la puñetera puerta!

I shave almost every day. Me afeito casi todos los días.

It's only effective at close range. Solo es efectivo a quemarropa.

Some men shave their legs. Algunos hombres se afeitan las piernas.

You have only to close your eyes. Sólo tienes que cerrar los ojos.

I got a shave and a haircut. Me afeité y me corté el pelo.

Close things look blurred. Las cosas cercanas parecen borrosas.

Tomorrow, we shave for free. Mañana afeitamos gratis.

He and I are such close friends that we can almost read each other's minds. Él y yo somos amigos tan cercanos que casi podemos leer nuestras mentes.

God shave the Queen! ¡Que Dios afeite a la Reina!

I don't know what I said or did to make him think that we're close friends. No sé qué hice o dije para hacerle creer que somos buenos amigos.

I shave every morning. Me afeito cada mañana.

What time do you close? ¿A qué hora cierran?

Tom's face feels rough because he needs to shave. El rostro de Tom se siente áspero porque debe afeitarse.

Tom didn't know that Mary's house was so close to John's. Tom no sabía que la casa de Mary estuviera tan cerca de la de John.

Please shave my beard. Rasure mi barba, por favor.

Close all of the doors and windows! ¡Cierra todas las puertas y ventanas!

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