Frases y Verbos Flashcards
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To toast
Toast the bread before putting on butter.
I like to toast myself in the sun.
If it’s very sunny I get toasted.
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Tostar
Tuesta el pan antes de ponerle mantequilla.
Me gusta tostarme al sol.
Si hace mucho sol me tuesto.
2
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Can we get reception back in time to watch the game?
To recover
He regained consciousness.
recovered
We will restore the data from the back up.
It’s the best way to get it back.
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Recuperar
¿Podremos recuperar la señal a tiempo para ver el partido?
Recuperó el conocimiento.
Recuperado / Curado
Nosotros recuperaremos los datos de la copia de seguridad.
Es la mejor manera de recuperarla.
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Doña Soledad had looked at us as if she had already found out waht we wanted to know.
My nephew, who lives now in Barcelona, will try to find out his whereabouts.
The police had just found out everything that had happened.
Don’t worry, we’ll find out right now and fill it out again. Okay?
You’ll never find out the truth.
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Doña Soledad nos había mirado como si ya hubiera averiguado lo que queríamos saber.
Mi sobrino, que reside ahora en Barcelona, tratará de averiguar su paradero.
La policía acababa de averiguar todo lo que había sucedido.
No se preocupe, ahorita lo averiguamos y lo llenamos de nuevo. ¿Sí?
Nunca averiguarás la verdad.
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To develop, the development
The action takes place in New York.
They have developed a new method to measure quantities of vitamin B12.
Parents should help their children develop reading habits.
The movie is set in the sixties.
The march took place without an incident.
In most cases, this disease develops rapidly.
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La acción se desarrolla en Nueva York.
Han desarrollado un nuevo método para medir las cantidades de la vitamina B12.
Los padres deben ayudar a sus hijos a desarrollar el hábito de la lectura.
En la mayoría de los casos, esta enfermedad se desarrolla rápidamente.
La película se desarrolla en los años sesenta.
La marcha se desarrolló sin incidentes.
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I went to meet…
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Fui a encontrarme con…
6
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How did you like the trip?
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¿Cómo te pareció el viaje?
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The “Azteca” stadium is closer to the train station than the Americas Avenue..
On the next avenue turn left.
The stadium “Azteca” is closer to the train station than the Avenue of the Americas.
My window faces the avenue.
On the next avenue turn left.
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El estadio “Azteca” está más cerca de la estación del tren que la Avenida de las Américas.
En la próxima avenida doble a la izquierda.
El estadio “Azteca” esta más cerca de la estación del tren que la Avenida de las Américas.
Mi ventana da a la avenida.
En la próxima avenida doble a la izquierda.
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That was a very good meal.
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La comida estuvo deliciosa. How much is it? Kwanto kwesta? Cuánto cuesta? The…doesn't work? …no foonseeona No funciona…
9
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If I could, I would stay here.
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Si pudiera, me quedaría aquí.
10
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If Gabriel could, he would stay here.
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Si Gabriel pudiera, se quedaría aquí.
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Would you like to eat paella?
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¿Te gustaría comer paella?
12
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I would like to speak Spanish perfectly.
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Me gustaría hablar Español perfectamente.
13
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We were coming home when we saw Juan.
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Veníamos para casa cuando vimos a Juan.
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Do you have any hobbies?
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¿Tienes aficiones (pasatiempos)?
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I don’t have the slightest doubt.
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No me cabe la menor duda.
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How many people CAN fit in here?
How many people fit in the national auditorium?
There wasn’t room for us in Pedro’s car.
We did not not fit in the truck.
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¿Cuántas personas podrían caber aquí?
¿Cuántas personas caben en el auditorio nacional?
No cabíamos en el carro de Pedro.
No cupimos en el camión.
17
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For actions that will occur in the near future, the present tense is more commonly used, example:
1. Tonight I’m going to the movies.
Further in the future, use the future tense.
2. Next year I’m going to Spain.
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- Esta noche voy al cine.
2. El año que viene iré a España.
18
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- Anita is probably at the beach right now.
- The children might be hungry.
- I will probably spend my vacation in Costa Rica this summer.
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- Anita estará en la playa ahora.
- Los niños tendrán hambre.
- Pasaré mis vaccaciones en Costa Rica este verano.
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- I’ll call on Thursday.
- If Juana goes, I will go too.
- I wonder who is calling.
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- Llamo el jueves.
- Si Juana va, yo iré tambien (Yo iré si Juana va.)
- Quién llamará?
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- Where could my keys be?
- What time is it? It is probably 8 o’clock.
- I wonder if it has batteries.
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- ¿Dónde estarán mis llaves?
- ¿Qué hora es? Serán las tres./Deben de ser las tres.
- ¿Tendrá pilas?
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- I will marry a pretty woman.
- He will find a good job.
- You will come back in ten minutes?
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- Me casaré con una mujer guapa.
- Encontrará un trabajo bueno.
- ¿Regresarás dentro de diez minutos?
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Conjugate these following verbs as though the actions are certain in the future.
- We’ll see you tomorrow at school.
- Me caso el 6 de mayo.
- Mis padres me visitan mañana.
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- Te vemos mañana a la escuela.
- I am getting married on May 6.
- My parents are going to visit me tomorrow.
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To answer
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Responder
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Quality of life: Definition and example. Quality of life is a concept used to evaluate the overall welfare of individuals and societies. Work towards improving the health and quality of life of women is the purpose that meets today in this capital to Cuban and foreign experts on a date on the subject.
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Calidad de vida es un concepto utilizado para evaluar el bienestar social general de individuos y sociedades. Trabajar en pos del mejoramiento de la salud y calidad de vida de la mujer es el propósito que reúne desde hoy en esta capital a especialistas cubanos y foráneos en una cita acerca del tema.
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To cover
Cubrir
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To count, tell
I have to tell you something.
Contar
Tengo que contarte (decirte) algo.
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To acquire: If I get more experience, they will pay me better.
Adquirir: Si adquiero más experiencia, me pagarán mejor.
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To put out/extinguish/turn off: Never put out the flames of love! Turn off the light
Apagar: ¡Nunca apaguen las llamas del amor! Apague la luz.
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To bounce/throw away: Toss out the trash.
Botar: Botar la basura
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To quiet: One who is silent gives consent.
Callar: Quien calla, otorga.
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To catch: For not going wrapped-up enough, I've got a cold.
Coger: Por no ir suficientemente abrigado he cogido un catarro.
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Leave/abandon
Abandonar
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To encompass, embrace, span, comprise, reach, take in, approach
The novelty of this thesis is found in the perspective from which I approach it.
Abarcar
La novedad de esta tesis se encuentra en la perspectiva desde la que la abarco.
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To overthrow - The paper notes that "the lack of investment in the sector to expand the rail network is evident from what is sought not discourage investment but to open more investment opportunities and fold the stagnation of the rail network."
Abatir - En el documento se destaca que "la ausencia de inversión en el sector para expandir la red férrea es evidente, por lo que se busca no desincentivar la inversión sino abrir oportunidades de mayor inversión y abatir el estancamiento de la red ferroviaria".
source : Sector ferroviario mexicano experimenta estancamiento ante falta de renovación http://www.americaeconomia.com/negocios-industrias/sector-ferroviario-mexicano-experimenta-estancamiento-ante-falta-de-renovacion
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To abdicate
I therefore think that the European Union should not give up its negotiating agenda. europarl.europa.eu
Abdicar
Por eso, creo que la Unión Europea no debería abdicar de su programa negociador.
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To soften, melt
Bulk-forming agents works like fiber to help soften the stools and improve your intestinal function.
Ablandar
Agentes que forman volumen intestinal trabajan como fibra y ayudan a ablandar el excremento y mejora la función intestinal.
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To tackle, approach
Thus, good governance is important to successfully addressing the territorial dimension.
Abordar
Por lo tanto, la buena gobernanza es importante para abordar adecuadamente la dimensión territorial.
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To detest
One morning I woke up, smoked a cigarette, and, as usual, hated it.
I hate it when people are judgmental/critical.
Aborrecer
Una mañana me desperté, y me fumé un cigarrillo, y, como siempre, lo aborrecí.
Aborrezco cuando las personas son críticas.
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To abort
Abortar
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To fasten
Abrochar
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To acquit
Clearly it is an attempt to acquit the system and persuade us that there is a way out within it.
Lebanon, Syria and Iran are not absolved of their legal obligations to fight terrorism, like any other State, as part of the global campaign against international terrorism.
Absolver
Es evidente/Claramente es un esfuerzo para absolver al sistema y persuadirnos de que hay una salida.
No se puede absolver al Líbano, Siria ni el Irán de sus obligaciones legales de luchar contra el terrorismo al igual que cualquier otro Estado,como parte de la...
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To abstain
Abstener
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To bore
Aburrir
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To abuse
Abusar
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To caress
Why does my cat purr when I pet it?
Acariciar
¿Por qué mi gato babea cuando le acaricio?
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To activate
Legislators already have taken action to soften the effects of the stock market havoc on savings.
Accionar
Los legisladores ya han comenzado a accionar para suavizar los efectos del caos que provocó el mercado de valores en los ahorros.
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To accelerate
Acelerar
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To accept
Aceptar
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To bring near
"There is a problem, as you all know, liquidity, funding, and are working, trying to bring positions" Pastor said Friday in Santiago de Compostela, northwestern Spain, and was recently in Panama to bring positions.
Acercar
"Hay un problema, como ustedes saben, de liquidez, financiación, y que están trabajando, intentando acercar posturas" dijo este viernes Pastor en Santiago de Compostela -noroeste de España- y que estuvo recientemente en Panamá para acercar posiciones.
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To acclaim
All around the world, fans gather at well-known places to cheer for their favorite teams.
Aclamar
En el mundo entero, los fanáticos se reúnen en lugares conocidos para aclamar a sus equipos favoritos.
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To welcome, receive
I think we can welcome other credible and verifiable ideas
Acoger
Creo que podemos acoger otras ideas creíbles y verificables.
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To attack, undertake
Practical step-by-step advice on how to accomplish the task is provided.
Acometer
Se ofrecen consejos prácticos paso a paso sobre cómo acometer la tarea.
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To accompany
The leader of the opposition Popular Will, Leopoldo Lopez, has asked protesters to accompany him "in an entirely peaceful way" and "to a certain point" and then allow him to arrived alone at the ministerial headquarters.
Acompañar
El líder del partido opositor Voluntad Popular, Leopoldo López, ha pedido que los manifestantes lo acompañen "de manera totalmente pacífica" y "hasta cierto punto" y que luego lo dejen llegar en solitario a la sede ministerial.
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To advise
Monday 09/02/2013
"(Reports) got a deeper understanding of the plans and intentions of the other participants of the Summit and allowed our diplomats were well prepared to advise President Obama on how to cnotend with controversial issues," the letter said.
Aconsejar
Lun 09/02/2013
"(Los informes) nos dieron una comprensión profunda de los planes e intenciones de los otros participantes de la Cumbre y permitieron que nuestros diplomáticos estuviesen bien preparados para aconsejar al presidente Obama en cómo lidiar con cuestiones controvertidas", señala la carta.
http://www.americaeconomia.com/politica-sociedad/politica/revelan-espionajes-de-eeuu-presidentes-de-brasil-y-mexico
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To decide, agree
Acordar
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To harass
Tuesday 08/03/2010
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro - In his view, the conflict in Colombia "militarists and military strategies justified by the United States to penetrate our region and try to harass, attack the democratic processes of change that are living our continent."
Acosar
El canciller venezolano, Nicolás Maduro - A su juicio, el conflicto de Colombia "justifica estrategias militaristas y guerreristas por parte de Estados Unidos para penetrar a nuestra región y tratar de acosar, de atacar los procesos de cambio democráticos que está viviendo nuestro continente".
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To activate
01/30/2014
President Evo Morales said Tuesday that there are "many outstanding issues" to converse with Chile and which can be reactivated with the new government of the neighboring country to be installed from 11 March to control Michelle Bachelet, but confirmed that the demand legal issue before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Hague will continue. The process seeks, precisely, to formal negotiations with Bolivia returns with sovereignty to the Pacific Ocean.
Activar
01/30/2014
El presidente Evo Morales dijo el martes que hay “muchos temas pendientes” que conversar con Chile y que se pueden reactivar con el nuevo gobierno del vecino país que se instalará a partir del 11 de marzo al mando de Michelle Bachelet, aunque ratificó que la demanda legal planteada ante la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) de La Haya continuará. El proceso busca, precisamente, una negociación formal para que Bolivia vuelva con soberanía al océano Pacífico.
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To act
Actuar
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To attend, see/visit with
A doctor should be seen/consulted if changes in the skin are seen. moffitt.org
Call your health care provider if symptoms develop that are suggestive of cirrhosis.
Acudir
Se debe acudir a un médico si se observan cambios en la piel.
Acudir al médico si se desarrollan síntomas que sugieren una cirrosis. azkidsheart.com
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To accumulate
The assets are recorded at the acquisition cost, net of accumulated depreciation and amortization.
Acumular
Los bienes se registran al costo de adquisición, neto de la depreciación y amortización acumulada.
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To accuse
Acusar
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To adapt, adjust
Adaptar
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To advance, go forward
Thursday 02/13/2014
Despite that was the initially agreed date, Carlos Ariel Sanchez, national authority, said that without resources is impossible to go forward with all the logistics of the election day.
Adelantar
Jueves 02/13/2014
Pese a que esa era la fecha inicialmente pactada, Carlos Ariel Sánchez, autoridad nacional, dijo que sin recursos es imposible adelantar toda la logística de dicha jornada electoral.
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To lose weight
Adelgazar
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To admit
Admitir
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To adorn, decorate
Adornar
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To warn
Advertir
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To affirm
Europa necesita a todos sus amigos para afirmar estos valores comunes.
Afirmar
Europe needs all its friends in order to assert these common values.
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To affect
Afectar
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To afflict
Afligir
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To face, confront
Afrontar
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To agitate, shake
Agitar
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To predict, prophesize
Agorar
| Present I predict, am predicting agüero
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To exhaust
Agotar
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To please
Agradar
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To be thankful for
Agradecer
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To enlarge
Agrandar
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To aggravate
Agravar
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To add, append
Agregar
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To endure, hold
Aguantar
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To drown
Ahogar
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To hang
Ahorcar
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To save
Ahorrar
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To adjust
Adjustar
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To praise
Alabar
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To alarm
Alamar
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To reach, suffice
Alcanzar
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To cheer up
Alegrar
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To move away
Alejar
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To encourage
11/04/2010
Managua / San Jose. The president of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega accused Colombia of encouraging what he considered expansionist intentions of Costa Rica.
Alentar
11/04/2010
Managua/ San José. El presidente de Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, acusó a Colombia de alentar lo que consideró intenciones expansionistas de Costa Rica.
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To ally
Aliar
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To feed
Alimentar
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To aliviate
Aliviar
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To eat lunch
Almorzar
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To rent
Alquilar
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To alter, change
Alterar
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To illuminate
Alumbrar
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To raise, lift
Alzar
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To dawn
Amanecer
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To threaten
Amenazar
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To muffle
Amortiguar
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To widen
Ampliar
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To add
Añadir
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To analyze
Analizar
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To animate
Animar
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To grow dark, turn to nighttime
Anochecer
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To wrote down
Anotar
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To put infront
Anteponer
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To cancel, annul
Anular
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To advertise, announce
Anunciar
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To pacify
Apaciguar
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To put out, extinguish
Apagar
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To park
Aparcar
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To appear, show up
Aparecer
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To reek, stink
Apestar
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To crave, desire
Apetecer
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To applaud
Aplaudir
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To postpone, defer
Aplazar
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To apply, attach
Aplicar
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To bet
Apostar
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To support
Apoyar
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To appreciate
Apreciar
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To rush, hurry
Apresurar
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To squeeze, tighten
Apretar
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To approve
Aprobar
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To utilize, take advantage of
Aprovechar
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To approximate
Aprovechar
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To point, aim
Apuntar
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To hurry, drain
Apurar
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To scratch
Arañar
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To plow, plough
Arar
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To burn
Arder
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To arm
Armar
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To uproot, start
Arrancar
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To pull, drag
Arrastrar
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To fix
Arreglar
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To regret
Arrepentir
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To risk
Arriesgar
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To kneel
Arrodillar
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To shred, throw
Arrojar
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To ruin
Arruinar
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To articulate
Articular
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To assault
Asaltar
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To grill, roast
Asar
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To climb up
Ascender
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To assassinate
Asesinar
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To assign
Asignar
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To grab, seize
Asir
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To attend
Asistir
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To associate
Asociar
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To knock down, level
Asolar
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To show up, appear
Asomar
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To suck
Aspirar
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To assume
Asumir
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To scare
Asustar
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To attack
Atacar
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To tackle
Atajar
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To tie
Atar
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To get dark
Atardecer
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To clog
Atascar
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To meet, pay attention
Atender
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To follow, comply
Atener
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To land
Aterrizar
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Ti assault, rob
Atracar
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To attract
Atraer
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To catch
Atrapar
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To delay, slow down
It may be useful to consult and agree with employees on a programme to be carried out stage by stage, and to delay external publicity until an appropriate stage.
The purpose of the amended policy on contracts is to reduce the number of late payments.
Atrasar
Puede ser muy útil consultar y acordar con el personal previamente un programa para que sea ejecutado por etapas, y atrasar las declaraciones públicas hasta una etapa ulterior.
El objeto de la política de contratos modificada es reducir el número de pagos atrasados.
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To cross
Atravesar
Cuando una mujer embarazada posee estos anticuerpos, estos pueden atravesar la placenta y afectar la glándula tiroides del feto. harborviewrecovery.org
When a pregnant woman has these antibodies, they can cross the placenta and affect the fetus' thyroid gland. harborviewrecovery.org
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To dare
Citroën dares to imagine, invent and reinterpret the car.
We must have the courage to believe in press freedom and open debate. eurotopics.net
The first step in getting assistance is not being afraid to ask. 53.com:443
Atrever
Por eso, para Citroën es natural atreverse a imaginar, inventar y reinterpretar el automóvil.
Uno debe atreverse a creer en la libertad de prensa y en un debate abierto. eurotopics.net
El primer paso para recibir asistencia es atreverse a preguntar. espanol.53.com
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To attribute
Atribuir
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To increase
Aumentar
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To authorize
Autorizar
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To advance
Avanzar
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To reconcile, bring together
Avenir
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To venture, risk
Aventurar
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To shame
Avergonzar
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To find out
Averiguar
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To warn
Avisar
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To sweep
Sweep
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To base
Basar
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To suffice, be enough
Bastar
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To battle
Batallar
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To beat
Batir
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To baptize, christen
Bautizar
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To bless
Bendecir
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To benefit
Beneficiar
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To block
Bloquear
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To bomb
Bombardear
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To embroider
Bordar
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To border
Bordear
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To delete, erase
Borrar
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To bounce, throw away
Botar
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To box
He hopes that somehow he may be able to continue boxing in future.
Boxear
El niño mantiene aún la esperanza de poder volver a boxear algún día.
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To abuse, tease
Brear
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To shine
Brillar
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To provide, offer
Brindar
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To joke
Bromear
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To tan
Broncear
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To sprout
Brotar
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To dive
Bucear
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To boil, foil
The hustle and bustle of the city.
Bullir
El bullir de la ciudad.
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To circumvent, deceive
Burlar
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To fit into
Caber
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To calculate
Calcular
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To silence, be quiet
Callar
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To calm
Calmar
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To put on, wear
Calzar
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To camp, stand out
Campar
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To cancel
Cancelar
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To tire
Cansar
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To capture
Capturar
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To characterize
Caracterizar
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To lack
Disadvantaged populations in particular may lack organisation and thus lack a fundamental vehicle for asserting their rights. ichrp.org
On the other hand, an extremely basic router might be lacking some desirable features.
Carecer
Las poblaciones desfavorecidas en particular pueden carecer de organización y por tanto de un vehículo fundamental para ejercer sus derechos. ichrp.org
Por otra parte, un enrutador extremadamente básico puede carecer de algunas características deseables.
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To load, carry
Cargar
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To crack, shell out, trounce, thrash, whip
Mr President, in the Netherlands, we have a saying which, roughly translated, means that you should not crack a walnut with a sledgehammer.
Cascar
(NL) Señor Presidente, en los Países Bajos tenemos un dicho que, traducido libremente, dice que no hay que cascar nueces con un mazo.
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To punish
Castigar
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To castrate
Castrar
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To cause
Causar
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To dig
A woman, a baby tied to her back, was digging a hole for water near the bank of the river.
Cavar
Una mujer, con un bebé atado a su espalda, estaba cavando un agujero para obtener agua cerca del banco del río.
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To cede, yield
Ceder
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To blind
Cegar
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To celebrate
Celebrar
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To censor
Censurar
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To focus, center
Cenetrar
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To brush
Cepillar
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To stop
Cesar
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To chat, talk
Charlar
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To gossip
Chismear
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To mumble, mutter
Chistar
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To crash, collide
Chocar
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To suck, absorb
Chupar
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To circulate
Circular
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To cite, make a date
Citar
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To clarify
Clarificar
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To nail
Clavar
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To charge, collect
Cobrar
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To cook (2)
Cocer, cocinar
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To catch
Coger
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To coincide
Coincidir
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To collapse
Colapsar
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Strain
Colar
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To collect
Colegir
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To hang, dangle
Colgar
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To place
Colocar
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To colonize
Colonizar
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To color
Colorar
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To combat, fight
Combatir
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To comment
Comentar
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To begin
Comenzar
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To trade, deal
Comerciar
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To commit
Cometer
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To compare
Comparar
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To share
Compartir
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To compete
Competir
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To please
Complacer
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To complete
Completar
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To complicate
Complicar
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To compose (as in to compose one self)
Componer
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To behave
Comportar
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To check, verify
Comprobar
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To conceive, imagine
Concebir
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To concede
Conceder
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To concern
To concernir
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To conclude
Concluir
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To make specific
Concretar
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To damn, condemn
Condenar
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To confess
Confesar
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To trust
Confiar
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To confirmir
To confirmar
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To confiscate
Confiscar
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To adapt, conform
Conformar
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To freeze, congeal
Conjugar
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To conquer
Conquistar
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To get, obtain
Conseguir
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To agree, indulge
Consentir
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To conserve, keep
Conservar
277
To consist
Consistir
278
To console
Consolar
279
To be clear
Constar
280
To constitute, be
Constituir
281
To build, construct
Construir
282
To consult
Consultar
283
To consume
Consumir
284
To contact
Contactar
285
To contaminate
Contaminar
286
To tell, count
Contar
287
To contemplate
Contemplar
288
To contain
Contener
289
To reply, answer
Contestar
290
To continue
Continuar
291
To smuggle
Contrabandear
292
To contract, enter in
Contraer
293
To fake, counterfeit
Contrahacer
294
To hire, contract
Contratar
295
Contravene
Contravenir
296
To contribute
Contribuir
297
To control
Controlar
298
To convince
Convencer
299
To agree, convene
Convenir
300
To talk, conversate
Conversar
301
To convert
Convertir
302
To summon, convene
Convocar
303
To cooperate
Cooperar
304
To copy
Copiar
305
To correspond
Corresponder
306
To reap, harvest
Cosechar
307
To stitch, sew
Coser
308
To create
Crear
309
To raise, rear
Criar
310
To criticize
Criticar
311
To crucify
Crucificar
312
To cross
Cruzar
313
To cover
Cubrir
314
To blame
Culpar
315
To cultivate
Cultivar
316
To fulfill
Cumplir
317
To heal, cure
Curar
318
To curve
Curvar
319
To damage, hurt
Dañar
320
To dance (2)
Danzar
321
To discuss, debate
Debatir
322
To decay
Decaer
323
To declare
Declarar
324
To devote,dedicate
Dedicar
325
To deduce, infer
Deducir
326
To defend
Defender
327
To define
Definir
328
To spell
Deletrear
329
To demand
Demandar
330
To demonstrate
Demostrar
331
To refuse, deny
Denegar
332
To denominate
Denominar
333
To denounce
Denunciar
334
To depend
Depender
335
To deport
Deportar
336
To deposit, place
Depositar
337
To depress
Deprimir
338
To derive
Derivar
339
To melt
Derretir
340
To demolish
Derribar
341
To defeat
Derrotar
342
Deactivate
Desactivar
343
To challenge
Desafiar
344
To displease, dislike
Desagradar
345
To retrace
Desandar
346
Disappear
Desaparecer
347
To develop, cultivate
Desarrollar
348
To eat breakfast
Desayunar
349
To rest
Descansar
350
To unload
Descargar
351
To decrypt, decipher
Descifrar
352
To fail to recognize
Desconocer
353
To deduct, discount
Descontar
354
To discover
Descubrir
355
To neglect
Descuidar
356
To wish
Desear
357
To despair
Desesperar
358
To parade, march
Desfilar
359
To spoil, displease
Desgraciar
360
To undo
Deshacer
361
To undress
Desnudar
362
To dismiss
Despedir
363
To take off, detach
Despegar
364
To displace
Desplazar
365
To allocate, destine
Destinar
366
To destroy (2)
Destrozar; destruir
367
To detect
Detectar
368
To stop, arrest
Detener
369
To detest
Detestar
370
To determine
Determinar
371
To divert, return
Deviar
372
To return, give back
Devolver
373
To draw, sketch
Dibujar
374
To dictate
Dictar
375
To diferentiate
Diferenciar
376
To differ
Diferir
377
To direct
Dirigir
378
To dial
Discar
379
To apologize, excuse
Disculpar
380
To discuss
Discutir
381
To design
Diseñar
382
To enjoy
Disfrutar
383
To disgust, annoy
Disgustar
384
To diminish, reduce
Disminuir
385
To dissolve
Disolver
386
To shoot
Disparar
387
To disperse
Disparar
388
One day, I asked myself 'What am I good at?
Un día, me pregunté: ¿qué se me da bien?
389
At work, I do not spend enough time doing what I like and am good at.
En el trabajo, no paso el tiempo suficiente haciendo lo que me gusta y se me da bien.
390
I think I am good at motivating players and mostly my attempt to give all possible confidence to develop their game without having fear of being wrong when they compete.
Creo que se me da bien motivar a mis jugadores y sobre todo intento dar toda la confianza posible para que desarrollen su juego sin que tengan miedo a equivocarse cuando compiten.
391
Also, I am not good with languages; I'm an engineer, my mind is mathematic, not linguistic.
Además, los idiomas no se me dan bien; soy ingeniero y tengo mente matemática, no lingüística.
392
We go out to play and luckily the last few years have given me good on clay and see if you can keep the good run," he continued.
Nosotros saldremos a jugar y por suerte los últimos años se me han dado bien en tierra batida y a ver si puede seguir la buena racha", prosiguió. rafa-nadal.com
393
To despair
Desesperar
394
To disperse
Dispersar
395
To distinguish
Distinguir
396
To distribute
Distribuir
397
To amuse
Divertir
398
To divide
Dividir
399
To divorce
Divorciar
400
To bend
Doblar
401
To dominate
Dominar
402
To endow
Dotar
403
To drug
Drogar
404
To shower
Duchar
405
To doubt
Dudar
406
To last
Durar
407
To toss, throw
Echar
408
To unseat
Desbancar: México podría desbancar a Brasil como la mayor economía de Latinoamérica en 10 años, según un estudio realizado por economistas de la firma Nomura.
409
East Asia (Asia)
El este de Asia: México podría convertirse en una economía "jaguar", parecida a las economías "tigre" de rápido crecimiento en el este de Asia
410
To educate
Educar
411
To effect, cause
Efectuar
412
To execute
Ejecutar
413
To exercise (2)
Ejercer, ejercitar
414
To elaborate, produce
Elaborar
415
Salo had a presence in Latin America, and other countries such as Germany, Belgium, England, Spain, Australia and the United States, and forged an alliance with Mexico's Televisa.
Salo tuvo presencia en Latinoamérica, y en otros países como Alemania, Bélgica, Inglaterra, España, Australia y Estados Unidos, y forjó una alianza con la empresa mexicana Televisa.
416
To insert
| When selecting this option, the softkey menu shows the type of corners that can be inserted.
Intercalar:
| Cuando se selecciona esta opción, en el menú de softkeys se muestran los tipos de aristas que se pueden intercalar.
417
To do something usually
1. Once a bed sore develops, it is often very slow to heal.
2. Health is often a step forward for addressing sexuality.
soler hacer algo
1. Una vez que se han generado, la curación suele ser lenta.
2. La salud suele ser un paso adelante para luego abordar la sexualidad.
418
3. Hunting demons is often a part of a quest.
4. But not always this happens, and costs overrun are common in the long term.
5. It is usually a manifestation of overnourishment.
3. La caza de demonios suele ser parte de los enigmas. ar.bitefight.org
4. Pero no siempre sucede esto, y el déficit suele ser común a largo plazo.
5. Suele ser una manifestación de la hipernutrición.
419
6. I used to go to the beach every day
| 7. We used to see more of each other
6. Solía ir a la playa cada día
| 7. Solíamos vernos más
420
8. I usually use whatever backpack I have handy.
9. We used to have five or six months of rain, but now the rainy season is much shorter.
10. Massive popular movements in Latin America do not typically attract intellectuals.
8. Suelo utilizar cualquier mochila que tengo a mano.
9. Solíamos tener cinco o seis meses de lluvia, pero ahora la temporada de lluvia es mucho más corta.
10. Los movimientos populares masivos en Latinoamérica no suelen atraer a los intelectuales.
421
11. They used to go in groups and would all dress alike.
12. Nowadays it isn't something we usually have in the kitchen.
13. YouTube isn't a website I regularly visit.
14. I'm not used to staying calm.
15. What do you usually eat in a Chinese restaurant?
11. Solían ir en grupos y vestían todos igual.
12. Hoy en día no es algo que solamos tener en la cocina.
13. YouTube no es un sitio web que yo suela visitar.
14. No me suelo quedar tranquila. I'm not used to staying calm.
15. ¿Qué sueles comer en un restaurante chino?
422
Ladies and gentlemen members/deputies/representatives, in the face of the majority of these dramas, the European Union has demonstrated its capacity to mobilise and to go to the assistance/help/aid of the victims quickly.
Señoras y señores diputados, frente a la mayoría de estos dramas, la Unión Europea ha demostrado su capacidad para movilizarse y acudir rápidamente a socorrer a las víctimas.
423
There are suggestions that some teachers deliberately do not teach the full syllabus, forcing students to attend private classes.
Se dice que algunos maestros no enseñan deliberadamente la totalidad del programa de estudios, obligando así a los alumnos a acudir a las clases particulares.
424
We take everything into account.
Nosotros tenemos todo en cuenta.
425
No one is at fault/is to blame.
Nadie tiene la culpa.
426
I feel like eating some chocolate.
Tengo ganas de comer chocolate.
427
The party will take place in the city.
La fiesta tendrá lugar en la ciudad.
428
You are successful with your business.
Usted tiene éxito con su negocio.
429
You're right.
Tienes razón.
430
She/he is embarrassed.
Tiene vergüenza.
431
Climb
Trepar
432
Hear it, you broken-hearted, and be encouraged!
Escúchalo, tú que tienes tu corazón quebrantado, y anímate.
433
Que significa "Estar uno embolatado"?
Estar uno embolatado, para mi es estar muy ocupado, o tener muchas labores que realizar, ejemplo: "estoy embolatada, porque tengo que entregar 5 informes y solo he hecho uno".
Sin embargo se dice que algo esta embolatado si esta perdido, ejemplo: "tenía las llaves en la cartera, pero no las encuentro, están embolatadas".
Otro uso de embolatado es cuando un trámite no llega a su fin rápido, ejemplo: "solicite la visa, pero eso esta como embolatado, llevo tres meses esperando".
434
But much remains to be done; we mustn't fall into the trap of complacency," he warned.
Pero queda mucho por hacer; no debemos caer en la trampa de la complacencia", advirtió él.
435
With a component of great irresponsibility and cheating.
Con un componente alto de irresponsabilidad y de trampa.
436
10/06/2013 Momento crucial para Peña Nieto
Diez meses después de asumir la presidencia de México, Enrique Peña Nieto se encuentra en un momento crítico de su gobierno. Su ambicioso y abarcador proyecto de remodelar prácticamente todas las instituciones mexicanas está enfrentando oposición de la derecha y de la izquierda, al tiempo que su popularidad comienza a menguar.
El mercado, afortunadamente, parece creer que la reforma de Pemex será aprobada. Los bonos de Pemex que vencen en 2035, que tienen un valor nominal de US$2.300 millones, subieron 9,9% en septiembre. Es, de lejos, el rendimiento más alto entre las 120 empresas mexicanas que emiten bonos y cuatro veces mayor que el aumento del índice Bloomberg de mercados emergentes.
http://www.americaeconomia.com/analisis-opinion/momento-crucial-para-pena-nieto
Ten months after becoming president of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto is at a critical point in its government. His ambitious and comprehensive project to remodel virtually all Mexican institutions are facing opposition from the right and left, while their popularity wanes.
The market, fortunately, seems to believe that Pemex reform will be approved. Pemex bonds maturing in 2035, which have a nominal value of U.S. $ 2,300 million, rose 9.9% in September. It is by far, the highest performance among 120 Mexican companies that issue bonds and four times the increase in Bloomberg Emerging Markets index.
437
The city was devastated by the hurricane.
The common person or in a ordinary conversation would not say "razed."
la ciudad es arrasada por el huracán
una persona del común o en una conversación corriente no diría "arrasado."
438
The output is a more clean image with more contrast.
El resultado es una imagen más nitida y con mayor contraste. chollomemoria.es
439
10/25/2013
Pemex define fase del proyecto de gasoductos que tendrá una inversión de unos US$2.000M
Al declarar desierta la licitación internacional -hace diez días- Pemex analizó diversas alternativas a fin de asegurar el cumplimiento en la ejecución de la magna obra de infraestructura y fomentar la competitividad en el sector al sumar a empresas con experiencia en el transporte de hidrocarburos.
Phase defined Pemex pipeline project that will have an investment of U.S. $ 2.000m
To declare the bidding internationally ten days ago Pemex analyzed various alternatives to ensure compliance in the execution of the great work of infrastructure and promoting competition in the sector by adding to companies with experience in the transportation of hydrocarbons.
440
Perform/performance
Desempeñar
Gabriel podría estar desconcertado por el desempeño de Martha en el karaoke.
442
That is my guess.
Esa es mi conjetura...
443
Only I feel that despite my great interest in studying.
Solo que siento que a pesar de mi gran interes por estudiar...
444
Para hacer la historia algo corta solo termine pensando en muchas cosas y todas son inciertas.
Long story short something just finish thinking of many things and all are uncertain.
445
In-laws
Suegros.
446
Remind me...
Recuérdame...
447
It is a random question.
Es una pregunta al azar.
448
The Keys to Achieving a Promotion
Perform the functions of your post and be willing not guarantee charge up, say experts, able to respond in an adverse climate and team building aspects are preferred by employers.
Las Claves para Lograr un Ascenso
Realizar las funciones de tu puesto y ser complaciente no garantiza subir de cargo, dicen expertos; saber responder en un clima adverso y crear equipos son los aspectos preferidos por los empleadores.
449
I do not want to keep you.
| I do not want to keep you from sleeping.
No te quiero retrasar.
| No te quiero trasnochar.
450
Tuck in.
You tuck me in.
I tuck you in.
We tuck ourselves in.
Arropar
Tu me arropas.
Yo te arropo.
Nosotros nos arropamos..
451
November 11, 2013
Panama and Mexico seek to seal FTA.
Panama and Mexico on Tuesday began the third round of negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which is expected to be completed later this year or early next, an official said.
Panamá y México buscan sellar TLC.
Panamá y México iniciaron este martes la tercera ronda de negociaciones para la firma de un Tratado de Libre Comercio (TLC), que se espera esté concluido a finales de año o inicios del próximo, informó una fuente oficial.
452
To choose (begins with an "e")
Elegir
453
To elevate
Elevar
454
To remove, eliminate
Eliminar
455
To make pregnant; hinder
Embarazar
456
To get drunk
Emborrachar
457
To emerge
Emerger
458
To emigrate
Emigrar
459
To excite, move
Emocionar
460
To pack, wrap up
Empacar
461
To worsen
Empeorar
462
To begin, start
Empezar
463
To use, employ
Emplear
464
To push
Empujar
465
To enamor
Enamorar
466
To fit
Encajar
467
To charm, enchant
Encantar
468
To instruct, order
Encargar
469
To light, ignite
Encender
470
To enclose, lock up
Encerrar
471
Cover, conceal
Encubrir
472
To anger, annoy
Enfadad
473
To get sick
Enfermar
474
To focus
Enfocar
475
To face
Enfrentar
476
To fool, deceive
Engañar
477
Gulp, gobble
Enloquecer
478
Enrich
Enriquecer
479
Test, try
Ensayar
480
To soil
Ensuciar
481
To inform
Enterar
482
To deliver, give
Entregar
483
To train
Entrenar
484
To entertain
Entretener
485
To interview
Entrevistar
486
To enthuse,not excite
Entusiasmar
487
To age
Envejecer
488
To envy
Envidiar
489
Wrap, involve
Envolver
490
To equip
Equipar
491
To mistake
Equivocar
492
To err, be mistaken
Errar
493
To climb, scale
Escalar
494
To escape
Escapar
495
To choose
Escoger
496
To escort
Escoltar
497
To hide, disguise
Esconder
498
To encourage
Esforzar
499
To spread, scatter
Esparcir
500
To spy
Espiar
501
To handcuff
Esposar
502
To ski
Esquiar
503
To establish
Establecer
504
To erupt, explode
Estallar
505
To estimate, esteem
Estimar
506
To stretch
Estirar
507
To crash, smash
Estrellar
508
To debut
Estrenar
509
To label
Etiquetar
510
To evacuate
Evacuar
511
To evaluate
Evaluar
512
To avoid
Evitar
513
To exaggerate
Exagerar
514
To examine
Examinar
515
To exclude
Excluir
516
To excuse
Excusar
517
To exhibit
Exhibir
518
To require, demand
Exigir
519
To exist
Existir
520
To experiment
Experimentar
521
To explain
Explicar
522
To explore
Explorer
523
To exploit
Explotar
524
To display, expose
Exponer
525
To export
Exportar
526
To express
Expresar
527
To extend
Extender
528
To extinguish
Extinguir
529
To miss, long
Extrañar
530
To make, manufacture
Fabricar
531
To facilitate
Facilitar
532
To bill, invoice
Fracturar
533
To fascinate
Fascinar
534
To favor
Favorecer
535
To congratulate
Felicitar
536
To trust, give credit
Fiar
537
To file, index
Fichar
538
To fix, secure
Fijar
539
To film
Filmar
540
To finish
Finalizar
541
To pretend
Fingir
542
To sign
Firmar
543
To float
Flotar
544
To flow
Fluir
545
To form, shape
Formar
546
To strengthen
Fortalecer
547
To force
Forzar
548
To fracture
Fracturar
549
To scrub, mop
Fregar
550
To fry
Freír
551
To slow down, restrain
Frenar
552
To function, work
Funcionar
553
To found, establish
Fundar
554
To melt, fuse
Fundir
555
To ensure, guarantee
Garantizar
556
To groan, moan
Gemir
557
To generalize
Generalizar
558
To gestate, incubate
Gestar
559
To turn
Girar
560
To glorify
Glorificar
561
To govern
Gobernar
562
To hit, strike
Golpear
563
To enjoy
Gozar
564
To record
Grabar
565
To graduate
Graduar
566
To seed
Granar
567
To shout
Gritar
568
To grunt, growl
Gruñir
569
To keep, save
Guardar
570
To guide
Guiar
571
To have
Haber
572
To pull, haul
Halar
573
To find
Hallar
574
To bewitch, enchant
Hechizar
575
To chill, freeze
Helar
576
To inherit
Heredar
577
To hurt, wound
Herir
578
To boil
Hervir
579
To honor
Honrar
580
To flee, escape
Huir
581
To sink, ruin
Hundir
582
To identify
Identificar
583
To ignore
Ignorar
584
To ilustrate
Ilustrar
585
To imagine
Imaginar
586
To imitate
Imitar
587
To prevent
Impedir
588
To implement, implant
Implantar
589
To implicate, imply
Implicar
590
To impose
Imponer
591
To import, to be important, matter
Importar
592
To impress
Impresionar
593
To print, imprint
Imprimir
594
To propel
Impulsar
595
To incline, tilt
Inclinar
596
To include
Incluir
597
To incorporate
Incorporar
598
To indicate
Indicar
599
To induce, influence
Inducir
600
To infect
Infectar
601
To influence
Influir
602
To inform
Informar
603
To enter
Ingresar
604
To initiate
Iniciar
605
To immigrate
Inmigrar
606
To inquire
Inquirir
607
To engrave, enroll
Inscribir
608
To insinuate
Insinuar
609
To insist
Insistir
610
To inspire
Inspirar
611
To install
Instalar
612
To insult
Insultar
613
To integrate
Integrar
614
To try, intent
Intentar
615
To exchange, interchange
Intercambiar
616
To interest
Interesar
617
To interfere
Interferir
618
To intern, commit
Internar
619
To interpret
Interpretar
620
To interrupt
Interrumpir
621
To intervene
Intervenir
622
To introduce, insert
Introducir
623
To invade
Invadir
624
To invent
Inventar
625
To invest, invert
Invertir
626
To investigate
Investigar
627
To invite
Invitar
628
To invoke
Invocar
629
To involve
Involucrar
630
To pull
Jalar
631
To join, connect
Juntar
632
Justify
Justificar
633
To judge
Juzgar
634
To bark
Ladrar
635
To lament, regret
Lamentar
636
To launch, throw
Lanzar
637
To deliver, release
Largar
638
To hurt
Lastimar
639
To beat, throb, bark
Latir
640
To legalize
Legalizar
641
To bind, tie
Liar
642
To free, release
Liberar
643
To link
Ligar
644
To limit
Limitar
645
To fill
Llenar
646
To obtain, achieve
Lograr
647
To fight, struggle
Luchar
648
To shine
Lucir
649
To ripen, mature
Madurar
650
To stain
Manchar
651
To manage, handle (starts with m)
Manejar
652
To express, manifest
Manifestar
653
To maneuver
Maniobrar
654
To manipulate
Manipular
655
To keep, maintain
Mantener
656
To make up
Maquillar
657
To make, note, dial
Marcar
658
To march, function
Marchar
659
To hammer
Martillar
660
To chew
Masticar
661
To kill
Matar
662
To rock, sway
Mecer
663
To measure
Medir
664
To improve
Mejorar
665
To mention
Mencionar
666
To allude, mention
Mentar
667
To merit, deserve
Merecer
668
To snack
Merendar
669
To put in, get in
Meter
670
To mix
Mezclar
671
To modify
Modificar
672
To wet, moisten
Mojar
673
To mill, grind
Moler
674
To ride, mount
Montar
675
To bother
Molestar
676
To ride, mount
Montar
677
To bite
Morder
678
To show
Mostrar
679
To change, move to a new geographic location
Mudar
680
To fine
Multar
681
To birth, be born
Nacer
682
To swim
Nadar
683
To navigate, sail
Navegar
684
To navigate, sail
Navegar
685
To deny, negate
Negar
686
To negotiate
Negociar
687
To snow
Nevar
688
To name, appoint
Nombrar
689
To note, notice
Notar
690
To obey
Obedecer
691
To oblige, force
Obligar
692
To act, build (starts with o)
Obrar
693
To observe
Observar
694
To obsess, haunt
Obsesionar
695
To get, obtain
Obtener
696
To occupy
Ocupar
697
To occur, happen
Ocurrir
698
To hate
Odiar
699
To offend
Ofender
700
To offer
Ofrecer
701
To hear
Oír
702
To smell
Oler
703
To forget
Olvidar
704
To operate
Operar
705
To express an opinion
We're of the same opinion, we're in agreement.
Opinar
Opinamos lo mismo
706
To oppose
Oponer
707
To pray
Oponer
708
To pray
Orar
709
To order
Ordenar
710
To organize
Organizar
711
To urinate
Orinar
712
To dare, venture
Osar
713
To flaunt
Ostentar
714
To award, grant
Otorgar
715
To pasture, graze
Pacer
716
To agree (starts with a p)
Pactar
717
To suffer (starts with a p)
Padecer
718
To participate
Participar
719
To split, depart
Partir
720
To split, depart
Partir
721
To walk, parade
Pasear
722
To graze
Pastar
723
To kick
Patear
724
To skate
Patinar
725
To sin
Pecar
726
To stick, attach
Pegar
727
To comb
Peinar
728
To peel
Pelar
729
To fight
Pelear
730
To jeopardize
Peligrar
731
To perceive
Percibir
732
To penetrate
Penetrar
733
To pardon, forgive
Perdonar
734
To remain (starts with p)
Permanecer
735
To permit
Permitir
736
To perpetuate
Perpetuar
737
To chase, pursue
Perseguir
738
To persist
Persistir
739
To belong, pertain
Pertenecer
740
To weigh
Pesar
741
To fish
Pescar
742
To sting, bite
Picar
743
To walk on, trample
Pisar
744
To beep, toot
Pitar
745
To be pleased, to please
Placer
746
To infest, plague
Plagar
747
To iron, press
Planchar
748
To plan, guide
Planear
749
To plant
Plantar
750
To chat, talk
Platicar
751
To carry (starts with p)
Portar
752
To possess, own
Poseer
753
To state, specify
Precisar
754
To predict
Predecir
755
To preach
Predicar
756
To prefer
Preferir
757
To worry
Preocupar
758
To introduce, present, display
Presentar
759
To preserve
Preservar
760
To press
Presionar
761
To lend, provide
Prestar
762
To pretend
Pretender
763
To prevent, avert
Prevenir
764
To test, try
Probar
765
To proceed, advance
Proceder
766
To proceed, advance
Proceder
767
To process
Procesar
768
To proclaim
Proclamar
769
To try
Procurar
770
To produce
Producir
771
To program, schedule
Programar
772
To progress
Progresar
773
To ban, prohibit
Prohibir
774
To promise
Prometer
775
To pronounce
Pronunciar
776
To propagate
Propagar
777
To propose
Proponer
778
To protect
Proteger
779
To protest
Protestar
780
To cause
Provocar
781
To project
Proyectar
782
To publish
Publicar
783
To rot, putrefy
Pudrir
784
To purify
Purificar
785
To break
Quebrar
786
To complain
Quejar
787
To scratch
Rascar
788
To scratch, rake
Rayar
789
To react
Reaccionar
790
To accomplish
Realizar
791
To relapse, fall back
Recaer
792
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793
To predict, foresee, expect
These devices are used by file systems that expect to occupy a slice.
Prever
Estos dispositivos se usan en sistemas de ficheros que se preve que ocupen una slice.
794
To recycle
Reciclar
795
To recommend
Recomendar
796
To reward, compensate
Recompensar
797
To recognize
Reconocer
798
To reconstruct
Reconstruir
799
To remember
Recordar
800
To scour, comb, tour, travel around, be transmitted
Recorrer
801
To recover
Recuperar
802
To resort
Recurrir
803
To replace
Reemplazar
804
To refer
Referir
805
To reflect
Reflejar
806
To refresh
Refrescar
807
To give refuge, shelter
Refugiar
808
To gift
Regalar
809
To irrigate, water
Regar
810
To haggle
Regatear
811
To rule
Regir
812
To register
Registrar
813
To return, go back
Regresar
814
To regulate
Regular
815
To redo, repeat
Rehacer
816
To refuse
Rehusar
817
To laugh
Reír
818
To relate, associate
Relacionar
819
To relax
Relajar
820
To recount, relate
Relatar
821
To produce, render
Rendir
822
To renovate
Renovar
823
To rent
Rentar
824
To renounce, resign
Renunciar
825
To repair
Reparar
826
To distribute
Repartir
827
To review
Repasar
828
To repeat
Repetir
829
To replicate
Replicar
830
To report
Reportar
831
To represent
Representar
832
To reproduce
Reproducir
833
To require
Requerir
834
To rescue
Rescatar
835
To reserve
Reservar
836
To resist
Resistir
837
To resolve, solve
Resolver
838
To respect
Respetar
839
To breathe
Respirar
840
To respond, reply
Responder
841
To restrict
Restringir
842
To result in
Resultar
843
To resume
Resumir
844
To retain
Retener
845
To retire
Retirar
846
To delay
Retrasar
847
To assemble, get together
Reunir
848
To reveal
Revelar
849
To burst
Reventar
850
To review
Revisar
851
To stir up, turn around
Revólver
852
To pray
Rezar
853
To steal, rob
Robar
854
To roll
Rodar
855
To surround
Rodear
856
To beg, request
Rogar
857
To break
Romper
858
To hover
Rondar
859
To ruin
Ruinar
860
To sacrifice
Sacrificar
861
To shake, jolt
Sacudir
862
To jump
Saltar
863
To save
Salvar
864
To bleed
Sangrar
865
To kidnap
Sequestrar
866
To satisfy
Satisfacer
867
To dry
Secar
868
To sedate, soothe
Sedar
869
To follow, continue
Seguir
870
To select
Seleccionar
871
To sow, seed
Sembrar
872
To point out, signal
Señalar
873
To sit
Sentar
874
To separarte
Separar
875
To serve
Servir
876
To mean, signify
Significar
877
To symbolize
Símbolizar
878
To synchronize
Sincronizar
879
To situate, locate
Situar
880
To exceed, have left out
Sobrar
881
To astound, amaze
Sobrecoger
882
To occur, happen
Sobrevenir
883
To survive
Sobrevivir
884
To help, aid
Socorrer
885
To solder, weld
Soldar
886
To request, solicit
Solicitar
887
To release, loosen
Soltar
888
To solve
Solucionar
889
To sound, ring
Sonar
890
To dream
Soñar
891
To blow
Soplar
892
To support
Soportar
893
To surprise
Sorprender
894
To suspect
Sospechar
895
To sustain, support
Sostener
896
To subtract, remove
Substaer
897
To happen
Suceder
898
To sweat
Sudar
899
To suffer
Sufrir
900
To suggest, hint
Sugerir
901
To add
Sumar
902
To submerge
Sumergir
903
To surpass
Superar
904
To suppose, assume
Suponer
905
To arise, emerge
Surgir
906
To suspend
Suspender
907
To sigh
Suspirar
908
To replace
Sustituir
909
To subtract, remove
Sustraer
910
To carve
Tallar
911
To pluck, strum, ring
Tañar
912
To cover, cover up (starts with t)
Tapar
913
To delay, linger
Tardar
914
To put a roof on
Techar
915
To weave
Tejer
916
To tremble, shake
Temblar
917
To fear
Temer
918
To dye
Teñir
919
To probe
Tentar
920
To testify
Testificar
921
To fool, scam
Timar
922
To play, touch
Tocar
923
To tolerate
Tolerar
924
To twist, bend
Torcer
925
To torture
Torturar
926
To turn (as in screw)
Tornear
927
To cough
Toser
928
To swallow
Tragar
929
To plot
Tramar
930
To tranquilize
Tranquilizar
931
To transform
Transformar
932
To transmit
Transmitir
933
To transplant
Transplantar
934
To transport
Transportar
935
To move (starts with t)
Trasladar
936
To try, attempt, treat
Tratar
937
To climb, mount
Trepar
938
To triumph, succeed
Triunfar
939
To stumble, trip
Tropezar
940
To knock over (starts with t)
Tumbar
941
To locate
Ubicar
942
To unite
Unir
943
To utilize
Utilizar
944
To empty
Vaciar
945
To roam, stroll
Vagar
946
To be worth, cost
Valer
947
To value (2)
Valorar, valuar
948
To value
Valuar
949
To vary
Variar
950
To watch, guard
Velar
951
To overcome, defeat
Vencer
952
To bandage
Vendar
953
To sell
Vender
954
To avenge, retaliate
Vengar
955
To verify
Verificar
956
To watch (begins with v)
Vigilar
957
To violate
Violar
958
To visit
Visitar
959
To fly
Volar
960
To vote
Votar
961
To lie (begins with y)
Yacer
962
To plunge, immerse
Zambullir
