Examples of using Taking something in English and their translations into Spanish
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I wonder if she's taking something.
Taking something home is easy too.
Should I be taking something for that?
They must investigate before taking something.
Taking something without paying that's called stealing.
People also translate
You think she was taking something and not telling us?
Taking something from your own house, isn't stealing?
Could it have been a badger taking something to its lair?
I'm done taking something to fix me like a pill.
Your mom was depressed and she was taking something for it.
Stealing is taking something that does not belong to us.
And I think my father was really clever by taking something from both.
I tried taking something to stop it, but it's no good.
You can tame a wild tongue by taking something away from them.
Taking something from one man and making it worse is Sitio Web.
But I don't like the idea of taking something that's radioactive.
It's taking something private and turning it into a performance.
Your dad said he caught Mike taking something from your workshop.
I saw him taking something out from a drawer and putting it inside his pocket.
You should have told us you were taking something for depression.
Taking something that does not belong to us, big or small, is stealing.
Are you are upset yourself about taking something when you are go out or travel?
Just taking something that's really amazing… And then screwing it up completely.
We can always finish in the cafeteria taking something and chatting.
You could be taking something that's a food source for an animal.”.
Vitamin C. Is it possible I'm taking something called euthanasia?
We love taking something old, out-of-date and re-creating a brand new look and feel.
You know, about me taking something of yours without asking you.
Taking something ordinary and making it extraordinary is a talent worth showing.