the hinge (general)
el gozne - old
la bisagra - modern
the hill, mountain, mount (elevated land)
the country side, bush (undeveloped land)
el monte
Los montés
the bay lynx, bobcat (animal; North America)
el
gato montés
Auxillary Verb
must (used with an infinitive to express probability)
have to (colloquial) (used with an infinitive to express obligation)
Phrase
duty to, obligation as (used as a noun to indicate responsibility)
deber de (+ infinitive)
deber de (used as a noun)
to hunt, catch, trap, shoot with a gun (to pursue in order to kill or trap)
to catch (to surprise)
to understand, get (figurative) (to comprehend)
to capture, land (to obtain)
to hunt, go hunting, shoot with a gun, to go shooting with (sport)
cazar
Conjunction
then (indicating a solution)
well (emphatic)
since, because (indicating cause)
pues
Adjective
glued, stuck (adhered)
surprised (surprised)
Regionalism used in Spain
(Spain)
fried, electrocuted (colloquial) (injured or killed with electricity)
the bandaid, plaster (medicine)
pegado/a
el pegado
the rank, line (rank)
the drill, row (agriculture)
the course (i.e. bricks) (architecture)
la hilera
Adjective
country, rural (general)
campestre
to unload (to remove goods)
to download (computing)
to deal (to strike a blow)
to fire (to shoot a weapon)
to unload (to remove bullets)
to run down (a battery)
to relieve (to release)
to clear (to absolve)
to break (storm)
to jam, jam out (to improvise music)
Regionalism used in Cuba
(Cuba)
to run down (battery)
to download (computing)
to break (storm)
to vent to, unburden oneself to (to let off steam; used with)
to get out of (to avoid; used with “de”)
descargar
descargarse
to separate (to set apart)
to divide (to break into parts)
to space out (to move away)
to separate, divide (to delimit)
to remove, dismiss (to fire somebody)
to split up, separate (to end a relationship)
to split up, part company (to go in different directions)
separar
separarse
Adjective
shrill, piercing (strident)
loud, gaudy, lurid, garish (too bright)
noisy (colloquial) (boisterous)
whiner (colloquial) (moaning) (Central America) (Chile) (Mexico) (Peru)
the whiner (colloquial) (moaning person) (Central America) (Chile) (Mexico) (Peru)
the loudmouth (colloquial) (boisterous person)
chillón/chillona
el chillón/la chillona
to beg, plead, implore (to beseech)
to appeal to legally (to petition)
suplicar
the reverence (veneration)
the bow, curtsy (obeisance)
Reverence (religious form of address)
la reverencia
the feat, exploit, deed (achievement)
la hazaña
to scream in pain or fear, to shriek in fear (to cry out)
to screech (a bird), to squeal (pig), to squeak (mouse) (to emit a sound)
to shout, yell (to raise one’s voice)
to cry (to weep)
to screech (as in brakes), to creak (to make a noise)
to be an intense color (to be bright)
to clash colors (to not match) (Colombia)
to protest (to demonstrate) (Latin America)
to complain (to grumble) (Latin America)
to blush (to redden) (Costa Rica)
chillar
chillarse
the choir (group of singers) (architecture)
the chorus (part of a song)
el coro
Phrase
in chorus, unison, together (general)
a coro
to scatter, spread, strew (to disperse)
to spread, disseminate (to divulge)
to amuse (to entertain)
to spread, be scattered, be spread out (to be dispersed)
to spread (to be disseminated)
to amuse oneself, relax (to entertain oneself)
esparcir
esparcirse
to throw, hurl, fling (to propel)
to launch, fire, drop a bomb (to discharge)
to launch a product, release (to make public)
to hurl, let outl, launch (to express)
to shoot, give (to give a look)
to launch (to begin)
to throw up (to vomit)
to jump into (to throw oneself)
to fall on, leap upon, pounce on (to jump at; followed by preposition)
to undertake, embark upon, enter (to attempt; with “a”)
lanzar
lanzarse
the delight (joy)
the pleasure (sensual gratification)
el deleite
to make sick, make ill, make seasick, make carsick (to produce nausea)
to make dizzy (to disorient)
to confuse (figurative) (to disconcert)
to make drunk (to intoxicate)
to annoy, irritate (colloquial) (to upset)
to get sick, feel ill, feel seasick, feel carsick, to get motion sickness (to feel nausea)
to get confused (figurative) (to get disconcerted)
to get drunk (to get intoxicated)
the nausea, sickness (queasiness)
the motion sickness, sea sickness, air sickness, car sickness (travel sickness)
the dizziness, giddiness (vertigo)
the mess, the muddle (confusion)
marear
marearse
el mareo
to coagulate, clot (to curdle)(to curdle)
the clot (medicine)
coagular
el coágulo
Adjective
foolish, stupid (lacking good sense)
stubborn (obstinate)
(Costa Rica) (Mexico)
Noun
the idiot, fool (foolish person)
the stubborn person (obstinate person) (Costa Rica) (Mexico)
necio/a
el necio/la necia
el necio
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Capitulo 2 Part 136
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Capitulo 2 Part 251
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Capitulo Tres Part 173
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Capitulo Tres Part 213
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Capitulo 441
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Capitulo 5 Part 146
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Capitulo 5 Part 215
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Capitulo 651
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Capitulo 7 Part 132
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Capitulo 7 Part 233
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Capitulo 8 Part 149
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Capitulo 8 Part 221
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Capitulo 9 Part 140
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Capitulo 9 Part 213
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Capitulo 10 - Part 139
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Capitulo 10 - Part 223
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Capitulo 11 - Part 133
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Capitulo 11 - Part 250
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Capitulo 12 - Part 141
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Capitulo 12 - Part 244
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Capitulo 12 - Part 318
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Capitulo 13 - Part 148
