English Word: eagle
Spanish Word: el águila
Now you know how to say eagle in Spanish. :-)
Translated sentences containing 'eagle'
The eagle was eaten by a tiger.
El águila fue comida por un tigre.
The eagle has landed.
El águila ha aterrizado.
Once upon a time there was a white dove (Europe) and a wicked eagle (the United States).
Érase una vez una paloma blanca (Europa) y un águila malvada (los Estados Unidos).
The eagle-eyed amongst you might wonder: why these two countries?
Los más avispados quizá se pregunten: ¿por qué estos dos países?
When Stalin outlined his project for Central and Eastern Europe, Winston Churchill's reply was 'the eagle must let the small bird sing'.
Cuando Stalin trazó su proyecto para Europa Central y Oriental, la respuesta de Winston Churchill fue: «el águila ha de dejar que el pájaro pequeño cante».
Advocates of the concept of public service must keep an eagle eye on these issues, given the prevailing philosophy on this subject!
Los defensores del concepto de servicio público han de estar ojo avizor con estas cuestiones, dada la filosofía imperante en el asunto.
It is the countries themselves that try to find their way towards solutions, keeping an eagle eye on each other and copying constructive solutions.
Son los propios países los que intentan encontrar soluciones, vigilándose unos a otros y copiando las soluciones constructivas.
In the meantime, the market novelties are called DOB, Golden Eagle, 4MTA, and flatliners, which are 33 times stronger than Ecstasy.
Ahora bien, las novedades del mercado se llaman DOB , golden eagle , 4MTA o flatliners , el último de los cuales es 33 veces más fuerte que el éxtasis .
A few icons of animal protection, such as the classic bald-headed eagle, will be moved from the total-ban category to one of tightly controlled trade.
Algunos iconos de la protección animal, como la clásica águila calva, serán trasladados de la categoría de total prohibición a la de comercio estrictamente controlado.
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