Results for unos lápices translation from Spanish to English

unos lápices
pencil

tú necesita unos lápices
you need a pencil

unos lapices
some pencils

tan ciego mi corazón (¿quieres comprar unos lápices?), querida,
(want to buy some pencils) dear?

unos lapices amarillos
the ugly chairs

es un poco como si con unos lápices rojos y amarillos se quisiera pintar un cielo azul.
it’s just like if with red and yellow pencils, we would like to paint a blue sky.

"no hay más que una pizarra, unas cuantas tizas, papel, unos colores y unos lápices.
'there was only a blackboard, a couple of sticks of chalk, some paper, a little paint and a few pencils.

chancella, kevin y herbert las organizaron sin más medios que un mínimo de material, unos lápices y sus canciones, y sobre todo con sus personas.
a few of the youngsters who volunteered to help, chancella, kevin and herbert, achieved that with nothing more than a tiny scrap of material, a few pencils and their songs, but most importantly, they put themselves into it.

si digo que estoy harto de no tener dinero, me contesta que una vez el abuelo le regaló unos lápices por navidad y que le hicieron tanta ilusión que se pasó todo el día dibujando caballos en la parte de atrás de unos sobres usados.
when i say i'm tired of being broke she says grandpa once gave her pencils for christmas and she was so thrilled she sat around sketching horses all day on the backs of used envelopes.

cuando llegamos a la prisión, despuésde ser requisada y fotografiada luego en el uniforme carcelario, ya era tarde y nos habíamos perdido la cena. mi compañera de presidio de la soa watch, caitlin y yo compartimos una cena de pasta ramen (delicadeza que disfrutaríamos en muchas comidas creativas y variadas a lo largo de nuestra estadía) – habíamos comenzado a comer con los únicos utensilios que teníamos, unos lápices usados como palillos chinos, cuando una mujer que no conocíamos siquiera nos trajo sus propios cubiertos plásticos.
when i first arrived to prison, after being strip searched and photographed and dressed in prison clothes, it was late in the day and i had missed dinner. my fellow soa watch activist prison buddy caitlin and i shared a meal of ramen noodles (a delicacy we were to enjoy in many, varied, creative meals throughout our stay) – we’d started using the only utensils we had, which were pencils we tried to use as chopsticks, when a woman we hadn’t even met yet brought her own plasticware for us to use.