acorar a alguien
to stop someone, to hold someone (stop someone), to corner someone, to distress someone, to afflict someone, to upset someone
a corcor
in one gulp; in one sip, swig, or gulp
acortejado/acortejada
living together, living with a partner while being unmarried (used pejoratively)
amancebado/amancebada, acortejado/acortejada
living with a partner while being unmarried (used pejoratively)
acortejarse
to live with a partner without being married, to cohabitate
el acoso psicológico
the harassment, the psychological bullying
el acoso sexual, el hostigamiento sexual
the sexual harassment
a costillas de algo, a costa de algo
at the expense of something, on the backs of someone/something, on someone’s dime
el acre
the acre
acre
acrid, pungent, bitter, caustic, biting, harsh, rude, offensive
la acreencia
the credit owed, the balance in favor, the credit due
acriollado/acriollada
having adopted the customs of a country, related to a foreigner that has adopted a country’s customs, having adopted local ways, having gone native, typical of criollos (people from Spanish South or Central America)
acriollar a alguien
to make a foreigner acquire a country’s customs
acriollarse
to become acclimatized, to adopt the customs of a foreign country, to adopt the customs of a country to which one has moved, to adopt local ways, to go native, to adopt the customs of the Spanish-speaking country in which one lives
actitudinal, de actitud
attitudinal (related to attitude)
***activar algo
***activar a alguien
