Examples of using "Procurar" in a sentence and their english translations:
I went to find Wang.
Let's look for your glasses.
I went out to look for you.
We have to look for our passports!
Let's go and find this wreckage!
- I knew where to search.
- I knew where to seek.
I need to search for my pen.
You need to seek help.
Tom needs to seek help.
Let's look it up in the dictionary.
I will look it up in the dictionary.
- What are you looking for?
- What're you looking for?
Let's try to find some shade.
I'm gonna go get some help.
- I have to find my pen.
- I need to search for my pen.
- I have to look for my pen.
I don't know where to look anymore.
You should look up this word.
You should see the doctor.
You just have to know where to look.
... if you know where to look.
She went out to look for a taxi.
What should I look for?
- Tom has begun looking for a job.
- Tom has started looking for a job.
Go find something else to do.
He began to look for work.
- They will not be looking for us here.
- They won't be looking for us here.
Are you thinking about getting a job?
We are going to look for a restaurant.
We should look at the map.
Let's look for your glasses.
You also need to look for volume.
Let's go back and we're going to look for some clues instead.
to look for critters, where there are buildings...
It's time to find food.
We still have to look for the hook.
She doesn't know where to look for him.
- He began to look for a job.
- He's started looking for a job.
- He began to look for work.
- He's begun to look for a job.
If you go looking for trouble, you'll find it.
I'll look up the expression in the dictionary.
I know where to look for it.
You can browse sentences by their tags.
Okay, let's get out of here and keep searching.
and just look for a sense of there being tension
Let's make sure.
The girl went into the forest to look for mushrooms.
Tom came to Boston to look for a job.
He's begun to look for a job.
Let's split up and look for Tom.
I'll look up the number for you.
Could you help me find my glasses?
No stone should be left unturned.
I came to Boston to look for work.
Let's split up and look for Mary.
I'm going to get some grub and I'll be back.
One, go look for all the competitive terms,
I'll help you look for him.
Steve Jobs: It comes down to try to expose yourself
Or... we try and just get into some shade under one of these big rock overhangs.
She'll have to look further into town.
today we will seek answers to these questions altogether
- First of all, you must look it up in the dictionary.
- First of all, you have to look it up in the dictionary.
I have to go look for Thomas at school.
That's like finding a needle in a haystack.
- It is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
- It is like looking for a needle in the sea.
Millions of farmers had to look for other work.
I'll go find out where Tom and Mary are.
Tom went out to look for something to eat.
So you need to look through Google Keyword Planner,
You need to be looking in your database.
You have to check within your database
We need to get down this mountain and search for Dana.
Climb the tree? Or do I look around in nature for clues?
It's just now totally gone. [man on radio] Let's move the search to the other side of the mountain.
we should aim to take that market, get to know it, organize it,
We use a dictionary to look up the meaning of words.
I'll be happy to help you look for an apartment.
I'll find out if Tom wants to go.
- There is no use to looking for. It is impossible to find it in this dark.
- Searching won't do. In this dark it's impossible to find it.
Could you help me find my dog?
It is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
Your wife has seen the need to look for work.
After graduation, Tom decided to find work in Panama.
I will go to the beach tomorrow and look for seashells.
that city and start looking from there.
[pilot] No sign of Bear yet! [man on radio] Roger that! Keep looking.
[Bear] When foraging for food in the wild you can't be picky!