Traducción de "miles an hour" al idioma español:
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Hour - translation :
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| It goes 150 miles an hour. | |
| BC From this point, we're going to decelerate from 12,500 miles an hour down to 900 miles an hour. | |
| He walked two miles in half an hour. | |
| Miles per hour | |
| miles per hour | |
| A sneeze leaves your body at forty miles an hour. | |
| Forty miles an hour into a fixed barrier 35 Gs. | |
| You can have winds 20 to 40 miles an hour. | |
| Miles per Hour mph | |
| BC In the first 15 seconds after we deploy the parachute, we'll decelerate from 900 miles an hour to a relatively slow 250 miles an hour. | |
| Do you feel like you're moving a thousand miles an hour? | |
| The train is traveling at the rate of 50 miles an hour. | |
| A lot of heating, frictional heating. It's going 18 thousand miles an hour. | |
| That means about 190 miles per hour. | |
| The train was going 500 miles per hour. | |
| They went five miles an hour and inside it was 105 degrees in the pitch dark. | |
| And for those of you who prefer miles per hour, that's over 45 miles per hour in water. And this is really darn fast. | |
| The equator's speed is actually about 60 miles per hour. | |
| In the case of the solar system, the idea that the Earth is spinning and the surface of the Earth is going like a thousand miles an hour, and the Earth is going through the solar system about a million miles an hour. | |
| It's still running at the human equivalent of 300 miles per hour. | |
| I switched lanes on the highway and the driver, this chaperone, said, You know, you were just going 110 miles an hour. | |
| BC We separate from the lander going 125 miles an hour at roughly a kilometer above the surface of Mars 3,200 feet. | |
| Hurricanes are storms accompanied by winds that can travel at 74 miles per hour. | |
| Now, the stuntman solution to this in the old days would be, Let's hit this as fast as possible. 60 miles an hour. | |
| As the system was completed, one could cross the country and reach its commercial hubs on high speed expressways at 75 miles (120 kilometers) an hour. | |
| He slept an hour. | |
| Give me an hour. | |
| We're an hour behind. | |
| Over an hour ago | |
| An asteroid five miles wide causes major extinctions. | |
| Thanks. The only thing I'll say about the last session is, you ever try juggling and driving the car with your knees at 120 miles an hour? | |
| Susan left an hour ago. | |
| He left an hour ago. | |
| It took just an hour. | |
| I leave in an hour. | |
| We'll leave in an hour. | |
| We'll leave in an hour. | |
| An hour has sixty minutes. | |
| An hour has sixty minutes. | |
| Please wait half an hour. | |
| Tom cried for an hour. | |
| Come back in an hour. | |
| We've got an hour left. | |
| We've got an hour left. | |
| An accident delayed us for half an hour. | |
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