Translation of perhaps in Spanish: perhaps
Pronunciation /pərˈ(h)æps/ /pəˈhaps/ adverb
perhaps they'll come later — tal vez / quizá(s) vengan más tarde
More example sentences
perhaps she didn't hear me — quizá(s) / tal vez / a lo mejor no me oyó he waited for perhaps half an hour — esperó, tal vez / quizá(s) media hora are you coming out tonight? — perhaps — ¿vas a salir esta noche? — quizá(s) / tal vez / a lo mejor English example sentences
So perhaps the entangled cards do not have any colour prior to their measurement. Any attempt to strive for a better life is likely to be viewed with scorn and perhaps even presented as dangerous. Ahead I see it, a sea tree, perhaps the first ever to be observed by a diver. It was time to learn just who that other man was, and perhaps what sort of task he had been requested to perform. The game is said to be good for two players as well as maybe four and perhaps as many as five can play it. I feel like I've been drifting a bit, perhaps sitting back and taking it all in too much. It would simply give someone else the power to pay bills, perhaps for a credit card, from their account. Extreme acceleration is definitely a possibility, and perhaps even inevitable. Irish patience is wearing thin, but perhaps there is light at the end of the tunnel? Refugees would require a bit of training and perhaps a few weeks' worth of labor. The polls say he can't win, he says, with that glint that suggests perhaps he can. We have perhaps not seen the definitive version of the car yet - and certainly not of the engine. He kissed her more urgently now, as though she was the only woman he had ever loved, and perhaps she was. But perhaps more than ever there are many moorland paths overgrown with the heather. Just for the record, I am not brave, perhaps a bit foolhardy, and just as scared of dying as the next man. In short, we still believe, perhaps more than ever, that literature is political. The film has been missing in action ever since and perhaps now we know the reason. The weather patterns suggest that we will have a winter season, perhaps a good one. I receive perhaps four or five such requests during the course of a typical week. Some want to question, to weigh up the alternatives, to perhaps seek a second opinion.