Results for georgiana translation from English to Spanish

raja georgiana
raja georgiana

kluyvera georgiana
kluyvera georgiana

kluyvera georgiana (organism)
kluyvera georgiana

georgiana also advanced to look.
georgiana se acercó también para mirar.

then georgiana produced her album.
georgiana entonces sacó su álbum y le ofrecí contribuir a enriquecerlo con un dibujo a la aguada.

kluyvera georgiana muller et al. 1996
kluyvera georgiana

i asked if georgiana would accompany her.
le pregunté si georgiana pensaba acompañarla.

"georgiana is handsome, i suppose, bessie?"
-¿es muy guapa?

thomas married georgiana bischoff on november 20, 1994.
thomas se casó con georgiana bischoff el 20 de noviembre de 1994.

georgiana almost started, and she opened her blue eyes wild and wide.
georgiana me miró con asombro.

meantime, i got on as well as i could with georgiana and eliza.
entretanto me entendí lo mejor que pude con georgiana y eliza.

"did she say that to me? did you hear her, eliza and georgiana?
eliza, georgiana, ¿habéis oído lo que me ha dicho?

his sister lady georgiana married the duke of devonshire and became a famed whig hostess.
su hermana lady georgiana fue esposa del duque de devonshire.

algernon sidney grenfell, headmaster of mostyn house school, and jane georgiana hutchison.
era hijo del reverendo algernon sídney grenfell, director de la escuela mostyn house, y de jane georgiana hutchison.

i remember you very well: you used to give me a ride sometimes on miss georgiana's bay pony.
le recuerdo muy bien. solía usted montarme en la jaquita de georgiana.

"georgiana, a more vain and absurd animal than you was certainly never allowed to cumber the earth.
-georgiana; nunca ha existido en el mundo un ser más inútil y absurdo que tú.

at last i saw georgiana off; but now it was eliza's turn to request me to stay another week.
al fin georgiana partió, pero entonces fue eliza quien me pidió que me quedase otra semana.

*the earl of bessborough (editor), "georgiana", john murray, london, 1955.
* vere ponsonby (editor), "georgiana", john murray, london, 1955.

georgiana, who had a spoiled temper, a very acrid spite, a captious and insolent carriage, was universally indulged.
a georgiana, díscola, caprichosa e insolente, todo se le perdonaba.

i asked soon, looking calmly at georgiana, who thought fit to bridle at the direct address, as if it were an unexpected liberty.
reed? -pregunté a georgiana.