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Meanings of capitán in English
Spanish
capitán Usage of capitán in English
1
The capitán dragging her out of the Pathfinder cabin by her hair.
2
When Oscar saw the capitán's eyes he knew he was in deep shit.
3
They drove out toward La Romana, where the capitán didn't have friends supposedly.
4
In the middle of August Oscar finally met the capitán.
5
Hearing about the capitán only served to depress him, as did the spend-less-time crack.
6
The capitán, you see, also had close-set eyes; these, though, were blue and terrible.
7
At the beginning of August, Ybón started mentioning her boyfriend, the capitán, a lot more.
8
Clad in a bright-red breechcloth and extra-high silk hat was the capitán who headed the procession.
9
Usually, however, a group of families living in one locality recognizes one man as a capitán.
10
The capitán grabbed him by the throat.
11
The capitán waved away a mosquito.
12
The capitán settles disputes between families.
13
Why, the capitán of course.
14
The capitán showed up an hour later, honked his horn a long time, but Oscar didn't bother to go out.
15
He had hope, because if she really wanted him gone she could have lured him out in the open and let the capitán destroy him.
16
At the conclusion a yell went up from the assembly, and I, at the request of the capitán, fired three pistol shots into the air.
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Frequent collocations
Capitán through the time