Usages of volver a
Volvimos a llamarte, pero mandaste un mensaje en lugar de contestar.
We called you again, but you sent a message instead of answering.
Quiero volver a estudiar en la biblioteca.
I want to study in the library again.
Si te equivocas, borra la línea y vuelve a copiarla.
If you make a mistake, delete the line and copy it again.
Quiero volver a caminar a la playa con mi familia.
I want to walk to the beach again with my family.
Mi hija usa la goma cuando se equivoca y luego vuelve a dibujar con la regla.
My daughter uses the eraser when she makes a mistake and then draws again with the ruler.
Si te equivocas, usa el borrador y vuelve a escribir el título con el rotulador azul.
If you make a mistake, use the eraser and write the title again with the blue marker.
Si el freno vuelve a sonar raro, mi madre no querrá conducir de noche.
If the brake starts sounding strange again, my mother will not want to drive at night.
Si la cerradura vuelve a fallar, la inquilina llamará a la dueña antes de acostarse.
If the lock fails again, the tenant will call the owner before going to bed.
En enero, después de las vacaciones, quiero volver a estudiar español con calma.
In January, after the holidays, I want to study Spanish again calmly.
Si vuelve a sangrar, cambiaremos la tirita y limpiaremos todo otra vez.
If it starts bleeding again, we’ll change the bandage and clean everything again.
Si la radiografía sale bien, podré volver a caminar sin muletas en pocos días.
If the X-ray turns out well, I’ll be able to walk again without crutches in a few days.
Me alegra que la herida no haya vuelto a sangrar desde ayer.
I’m glad that the wound hasn’t started bleeding again since yesterday.
Si el pájaro vuelve a hacer ruido, moveré la jaula al pasillo.
If the bird makes noise again, I’ll move the cage to the hallway.
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