Examples of using Would float in English and their translations into Spanish
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I thought it would float.
It would float even there's more metal.
I thought it would float.
We would float, swim, snorkel all day.
You said it would float.
I would float along in my everlasting song.
Why did you think it would float?
We would float them up with giant helium balloons….
Your sea it can freezing,I thought I would float.
Without gravity, objects would float instead of fall.
Thought I would float a bit because of the hinoki cypress wood.
If I could touch the sky Well I would float on by.
I decided that we would float together as long as possible.
But anything without the nanotechnology,like Jen's tomatoes… would float.
A light smell of curry would float on the air from the room.
If you found an ocean large enough,Saturn would float.
He had been assured that it would float if occasion arose;
The interior of our house was pure mud and all of our things would float.
Then the good news of Jesus would float all around the world.
Actually, his father fixed him up with a life preserver… so if he fell off he would float… face down.
The conceptual airship would float around the planet, being blown by the wind.
This is the time of year in Poland when the snow would melt andall our dead relatives would float back to us.
When I made it so a piece would float in the water, they put a sign at the waterside.
You would just decide not to put a sign by the water, butMorita-san made it so the piece would float on the water.
The fact that I would float a river or disappear somewhere in Patagonia for about a month was always a reason for worry for them.
Common wax has a density much lower than that of water, and would float on top under any temperature.
In early January of 1959, a flood of freedom-seeking refugees began riding the Gulf Stream to Miami on boats,rafts or anything that would float.
A woman with snow-white skin andelaborate white hair who would float behind him, taking note of his actions in a journal.
International Affairs allegedly incurred costs for the delays in unloading the crude oil from these vessels as some of these vessels would float on the nearby waters until International Affairs found buyers for its crude oil.
This primitive form of observation inspired the overall design concept which is formulated as three core ideas;the idea of‘embarking' on an elevated platform that would float above the tree level, the accommodation in a flexible cube that could adapt in various uses and circumstances during a day, and the enclosure and isolation that this elevated hut can offer by communicating with the world through the thin gaps between the reeds, which compose its external skin.