Ejemplos de traducción
Can you cash a check?
¿Puede cobrar un cheque?
I'm going downstairs to cash a check.
Voy abajo a cobrar un cheque.
Had you planned on cashing a check'?
¿Planeas cobrar un cheque?
Well, I've got to cash a check.
Bueno, he de cobrar un cheque.
However. I need to cash a check.
Tengo que cobrar un cheque.
- Yeah, I need to cash a check, please.
- Querría cobrar un cheque.
Y'all have trouble cashing a check?
Tuviemon problemas para cobrar un cheque?
You could cash a check.
Podías cobrar un cheque.
You had to cash your checks.
—Tú necesitabas cobrar tus cheques.
“Did he ever cash that check?”
¿Llegó a cobrar el cheque?
McMinn, when I cashed a check.
Mc Minn, cuando fui a cobrar un cheque.
But Alva never failed to cash the checks.
Pero Alva nunca dejaba de cobrar los cheques.
That’s all.” “Didn’t you have any trouble cashing the check?”
Eso es todo. —No te fue difícil cobrar el cheque.
"You don't need to cash a check," he said.
—No necesita cobrar un cheque —dijo—.
They go into Boca de Rio and cash their checks.
—Van a Boca del Río a cobrar los cheques.
Just punch the clock and cash the check.
Lo único que tú quieres es fichar al entrar y cobrar el cheque.
Maybe he was on his way to Zurich to cash a check.
Quizá volaba a Zurich para cobrar un cheque.