Usages of otro
Después de cenar, devolvemos el libro a la biblioteca y sacamos otro.
After dinner, we return the book to the library and take out another.
Dame otro, por favor.
Give me another one, please.
¿Quieres otro zumo o prefieres un té?
Do you want another juice or do you prefer tea?
Es una falta de modales mirar el móvil mientras otra persona te escucha.
It is bad manners to look at your phone while another person is listening to you.
Traigo la fotocopia y también otra fotocopia por si acaso.
I bring the photocopy and also another photocopy just in case.
El camarero dejó los bocadillos sobre la barra y luego nos trajo otra ración de aceitunas.
The waiter left the sandwiches on the counter and then brought us another portion of olives.
Es posible que la médica te haya recetado ese analgésico porque eres alérgica a otro.
It’s possible that the doctor prescribed that painkiller to you because you’re allergic to another one.
En el festival hay un puesto donde venden palomitas dulces y otro donde sirven agua fría y zumo.
At the festival there is a stand where they sell sweet popcorn and another where they serve cold water and juice.
En el mercadillo, compré un souvenir pequeño para mi profesora y otro para mi vecina.
At the street market, I bought a small souvenir for my teacher and another one for my neighbor.
¿Podría usted traerme otra cucharada de salsa y una rebanada más de pan, por favor?
Could you bring me another tablespoon of sauce and one more slice of bread, please?
En clase de matemáticas, la profesora escribió un número par y otro impar en la pizarra.
In maths class, the teacher wrote an even number and an odd one on the board.
Al final del recorrido, compramos una postal de la galería y otra de la exposición.
At the end of the tour, we bought a postcard of the gallery and another of the exhibition.
Cortad otra rebanada de pan y traed otra cucharada de salsa, por favor.
Cut another slice of bread and bring another spoonful of sauce, please.
El té se ha enfriado, así que quiero otro.
The tea has gone cold, so I want another one.
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