Usages of descubrir
Viajamos en tren cuando queremos descubrir nuevas ciudades.
We travel by train when we want to discover new cities.
Voy a descubrir un nuevo bosque cerca de la montaña.
I am going to discover a new forest near the mountain.
Para descubrir la mejor ruta, revisa los mapas antes de viajar.
To discover the best route, review the maps before traveling.
Descubro nuevas recetas de almuerzo cuando viajo a otras ciudades.
I discover new lunch recipes when I travel to other cities.
Me encanta descubrir nuevas canciones en la escuela.
I love discovering new songs at the school.
Para descubrir la mejor ruta, pregunta a todos sobre su experiencia.
To discover the best route, ask everyone about their experience.
Intento descubrir algo nuevo.
I try to discover something new.
Me gusta descubrir nuevas canciones en el festival.
I like to discover new songs at the festival.
Quiero descubrir otro libro interesante en la librería.
I want to discover another interesting book at the bookstore.
La idea es descubrir algo interesante durante cada clase.
The idea is to discover something interesting during each class.
Los niños hacen un pequeño experimento con nieve y descubren que el helado se derrite lentísimo.
The children do a small experiment with snow and discover that the ice cream melts very slowly.
Si descubro un planeta nuevo, lo nombraré en honor a mi familia.
If I discover a new planet, I will name it in honor of my family.
Anoche me puse a buscar mi saco de dormir y descubrí que estaba todavía mojado.
Last night I started looking for my sleeping bag and discovered that it was still wet.
Llevo estudiando español tres años y todavía descubro cosas nuevas.
I have been studying Spanish for three years and I still discover new things.
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