Usages of largo
La calle es larga.
The street is long.
Ellos caminan por la calle larga.
They walk on the long street.
El día es largo.
The day is long.
Durante el día caminamos por la calle larga.
During the day we walk on the long street.
El policía camina por la calle larga.
The police officer walks on the long street.
La ruta es larga y tranquila.
The route is long and quiet.
Si trabajas duro, mereces un descanso largo en primavera.
If you work hard, you deserve a long rest in spring.
Si no quieres enviar un mensaje largo, puedes reemplazarlo con un breve texto de confirmación.
If you don’t want to send a long message, you can replace it with a short confirmation text.
El pelo es largo.
The hair is long.
Veinte personas caminan por la calle larga.
Twenty people walk on the long street.
Mis vacaciones serán las más largas que he tenido en años.
My vacation will be the longest I’ve had in years.
Tu sombra es larga al anochecer.
Your shadow is long at dusk.
Mi tío tiene una barba larga y todos le ponen el apodo de “El Sabio”.
My uncle has a long beard and everyone gives him the nickname “The Wise One.”
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