Usage examples of "as it's known" in English with translation to Spanish

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As it's your birthday, we're going to sing you a song. Como es tu cumpleaños, vamos a cantarte una canción.
Anyway, as long as it's a man, anybody should do. It's sad that you don't have a boyfriend yet. Como sea, en tanto sea un hombre, cualquiera debería servir. Es triste que tú no tengas un novio aún.
It's not known who first invented the wheel. No se sabe quién inventó la rueda.
It's one of the best known books in Brazilian literature. Es uno de los libros más conocidos de la literatura brasilera.
It's no wonder that truth is stranger than fiction. Fiction has to make sense. No cabe duda de que la verdad es más extraña que la ficción. La ficción tiene que tener sentido.
How long have you known Jack? ¿Cuánto hace que conoces a Jack?
It's a dead end. Es un callejón sin salida.
The Siberian Railway is at once the longest and best known railway in the world. El ferrocarril siberiano es al mismo tiempo el más largo y el mejor conocido del mundo.
It's almost six. Son casi las seis.
If only I had known the answer yesterday! ¡Si yo solo hubiera sabido la respuesta ayer!
It's a daydream attack. Es un ataque de ensueño.
She is known as the Japanese Picasso. Ella es conocida como la Picasso japonesa.
It's all Greek to me. Está en chino.
I have known John since 1976. Conozco a John desde 1976.
It's possible that he came here when he was a boy. Es posible que él viniera aquí cuando era niño.
Siamese cats are known to be extroverts. Es sabido que los gatos siameses son extrovertidos.
I think it's time for me to sharpen my pencil. Creo que es hora de que le saque punta a mi lápiz.
His name is known to everyone in our town. Su nombre es conocido por todos en nuestro pueblo.
I think it's time for me to study. Creo que es hora de que estudie.
It is not known when he came up to London. No se sabe cuándo vino a Londres.
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