Question

translate laura is blonde into spanish by filling in the missing letters: laur s r_bia

Explanation:

To translate "Laura is blonde" into Spanish, we know the correct phrase is "Laura es rubia". So we fill in the missing letters: for "Laur s", the missing letters are "a" and "e" (making "Lauras" incorrect? Wait, no—wait, "Laura es rubia" so the first part is "Laur a e s" (wait, the blank is "Laur s"—so "Laura" + "es" → "Laur a e s"? Wait, no, the original is "Laur s"—so the first blank after "Laur" is "a" (to make "Laura"), then the next blank is "e" (to make "es"), and for "rbia", the missing letter is "u" (to make "rubia"). So the filled version is "Laur a e s r u bia" (but the given is "Laur s rbia"—so the blanks: first two blanks in "Laur s" are "a" and "e", and the blank in "r__bia" is "u".

Answer:

Laura es rubia