Examples of using "Pálido" in a sentence and their english translations:
You look pale.
He looks pale.
You are pale.
You look pale.
Tom looks pale.
Tom was pale.
He looks kind of pale.
You look pale today.
- You look so pale.
- Your face is pale.
You're a little pale.
You look very pale.
He looks kind of pale.
You look pale. What's the matter with you?
Are you sick? You look pale.
He was blue with cold.
- He looks kind of pale.
- He's a little pale.
Tom is paling.
You're as pale as a ghost.
- He's a little pale.
- He's a bit pasty.
What's the matter? You look pale.
- Tom turned pale.
- Tom went pale.
You look pale today.
You look very pale.
Tom looks pale. Is anything the matter with him?
- You look pale as a ghost.
- You look as pale as a ghost.
He turned pale at the news.
You're white as a ghost. Are you sick?
His face was pale and his clothing humble.
- Tom said I looked a bit pale.
- Tom said that I looked a bit pale.
My daughter looked at me, like this, and I went pale.
He went pale with fear and then turned red with embarrassment.
The boy was very pale, and trembled in every limb with cold.
You look so pale. Are you sick?
You look pale. You had better lie down in bed at once.
- His face turned pale on hearing the news.
- His face turned pale to hear the news.
The ancient iron stands fast in my marsh of wounds, that makes me pale now, wearer of