atreví
- Ejemplos
En cualquier caso, me atreví finalmente de vuelta a trotar. | In any case, I dared finally back to jogging. |
Me atreví a decir. (Risas) Swami se reía y reía. | I dared to say. (Laughter) Swami was laughing and laughing. |
Pero los vecinos estaban asustados y no me atreví. | But the neighbors were scared and I didn't dare. |
Me atreví a utilizar algunas de las fotografías tomadas por el. | I dared to use some of the photos taken by your. |
Yo quería votar por ti pero no me atreví. | I wanted to vote for you but I didn't dare. |
Yo quería ir a ella, pero no me atreví. | I wanted to go to her, but I didn't dare. |
Entonces él es incluso más fuerte que me atreví a soñar. | Then he's even mightier than I dared to dream. |
¡Pero no me atreví a decirle que ella era salva! | But I did not dare to tell her she was saved! |
Me atreví a soñar con estar contigo para siempre. | I dared to dream to be with you forever. |
Me atreví a soñarlo y ahora se volvió realidad. | I dared to dream it and now it comes true. |
Me atreví a hablar incluso cuando nadie me entendió. | I dared to speak up even when no one understood me. |
No me atreví a guardar, porque usted es profesional. | I dared not to save, because you're pro. |
Estando en mi césped casero, sin embargo, me atreví a expresar desafío. | Being on my home turf, however, I dared to express defiance. |
No me atreví a decírtelo entonces, pero... | I didn't have the nerve to tell you then, but... |
Habría querido votar por ti pero no me atreví. | I wanted to vote for you but I didn't dare. |
Cuando te vi ayer, me atreví primero no vengo más cerca. | When I saw you yesterday, I first dared not come closer. |
Podía oírlo, pero no me atreví a moverme. | I could hear it, but I dared not to move. |
Nunca me atreví a decirle que fue por mi culpa. | I never had the nerve to tell him that it was my fault. |
No me atreví a deshacerme de nada. | I just couldn't bring myself to get rid of anything. |
Yo no me atreví a hacerlo hasta que esto paso. | I couldn't bring myself to do it until she had passed. |
