Spanish Sentences using adorar
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Ella adoraba la música clásica.
She used to adore classical music.
Cuando era niño adoraba la lluvia, pero aquella tarde no fue tan agradable.
When I was a child I used to adore rain, but that afternoon was not so nice.
En Europa adoran el fútbol.
In Europe, soccer is adored.
Él ha adorado a su novia desde el primer día que la vio.
He has adored his girlfriend since the first time he saw her.
Mi hijo adora las hamburguesas.
My son adores hamburguers.
Los jóvenes adoran a sus artistas favoritos.
The young people adore their favorite artists.
El concepto teológico, Dios, hace referencia a una suprema deidad adorada por algunas religiones.
The theological concept, God, makes reference to a supreme diety worshiped by some religions.
¡Te adoro!
I adore you!
En conclusión, no hay que adorar a toda costa a los nuevos dioses del mercado y de la competencia: la liberalización y la desreglamentación.
In conclusion, do not worship the new market gods of competition at all costs, liberalization and deregulation.
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