Translation of "cap a pie" to English language:


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También a veces se han usado los términos mega cap y micro cap, y nano cap.
The terms mega cap and micro cap have also since come into common use, and nano cap is sometimes heard.
Viajamos a pie.
We traveled on foot.
Iba a pie.
I was going on foot.
Fui a pie.
I went on foot.
Vine a pie.
I came on foot.
Fuimos a pie.
We went on foot.
Puedo llegar a pie?
Can I walk there?
Suelo ir a pie.
I usually go on foot.
La gente viajaba a pie.
People used to travel on foot.
Subí la colina a pie.
I walked up the hill.
Va al colegio a pie.
He goes to school on foot.
Va al colegio a pie.
She goes to school on foot.
Cuánto se tarda a pie?
How long does it take on foot?
Voy al colegio a pie.
I walk to school.
Ayúdame a ponerme de pie.
Help me stand up.
Él llegó aquí a pie.
He arrived here on foot.
Puedo llegar allí a pie.
I can go there on foot.
A partir de aquí iremos a pie.
From this point, we'll go on foot.
Tom va a la escuela a pie.
Tom goes to school by foot.
Él se fue a casa a pie.
He went home on foot.
La lechuza es lenta a pie.
The owl is slow on foot.
Irás a pie o en autobús?
Will you go on foot or by bus?
Generalmente vamos al colegio a pie.
We usually walk to school.
Él va al colegio a pie.
He goes to school on foot.
Me pisó el pie a propósito.
He stepped on my foot on purpose.
Ella va al colegio a pie.
She goes to school on foot.
Siempre voy al colegio a pie.
I always go to school on foot.
Si vamos a pie tardaremos mucho.
If we walk, we'll be very late.
Qué le pasó a tu pie?
What happened to your foot?
pie
feet
Pie
Footer
Cap ChatCity in Quebec Canada
Cap Chat
Tuve que irme a la casa a pie.
I had to walk home.
La biblioteca está a cinco minutos a pie.
It is a five minute walk to the library.
Él va a menudo a pie al colegio.
He often walks to school.
Por qué vas a la escuela a pie?
Why do you go to school on foot?
Estoy acostumbrado a ir al trabajo a pie.
I'm used to walking to work.
El pie siente el pie cuando siente el suelo.
The foot feels the foot when it feels the ground.
El niño pisó mi pie a propósito.
The boy stepped on my foot on purpose.
Masako normalmente va al colegio a pie.
Masako usually walks to school.
Él vendrá a pie o en bicicleta.
He'll come on foot or by bicycle.
Él me observó de pie a cabeza.
He stared at me from head to foot.
Ella siempre va al colegio a pie.
She always walks to school.
De aquí en adelante iremos a pie.
From this point, we'll go on foot.
Cap aux MeulesCity in Quebec Canada
Cap aux Meules