Hai cercato la traduzione di what time did you have to start ... da Inglese a Spagnolo

how did you come to start doing these portraits?
¿cómo empezar a hacer estos retratos?

you have to start playing
hay que empezar a jugar

what time did you come
at what time you came home last night

"you have to start with something."
"con algo hay que empezar."

what time did you go to bed last night?
¿a qué hora te fuiste a dormir ayer por la noche?

what time do you have breakfast
a que hora desayunas?

but you have to start with that first automobile.
pero se tiene que iniciar con ese primer automóvil.

at what time did you fall asleep
anoche yo dormi a doce y media

perhaps we have to start to think about doing less but better.
tal vez debamos empezar a pensar en hacer menos, pero mejor.

what time did you arrive there?
¿a qué hora llegaste ahí?

at what time did you hear the gunshot?
¿a qué hora oíste el disparo?

you have to start over with a working simple system.”
hay que empezar de nuevo con un sistema simple de trabajo ".

what time did you get out of your class?
que comiste ayer para la cena

but i would like to start doing something in preparation this year.
pero ya este año voy a empezar a hacer algo en esa dirección.

we all have the opportunity to start doing that today by rejecting this cynical draft resolution.
hoy, todos tenemos la oportunidad de comenzar a cambiar rechazando este cínico proyecto de resolución.

what time do you have breakfast? i have breakfast at
a que hora desayunas tu yo desayuno a las

at what time do i have to arrive to the accommodation?
¿a qué hora tengo que llegar al hotel/hostal/albergue?

when they start doing everything, suddenly he will call them and say, "you are useless people!
cuando empezaron ha hacerlo todo, de repente los llamo y dijo, sois unos inútiles!

at what time did the show finish?
¿a qué hora terminó el show?

the thing is that we are going to have to start doing like they did during the 60s when we had what we called the freedom
podemos saber lo que va a pasar, o lo que está pasando en la mente de los magistrados, y