Set 1 Flashcards
AARP (Asociación Americana de Personas Retiradas)
AARP (American Association of Retired Persons)
ababachado/ababachada
embarrassed, ashamed
ababacharse
to be ashamed, to be embarrassed
el ababuy
the tallow wood, the hog plum, the yellow plum, the sea lemon (all type of plant)
abacorado/abacorada
depressed, dejected, downhearted, despondent, dispirited, busy, rushed, in debt, cornered, harassed, harried
abacorar a alguien
to pursue someone relentlessly, to hound someone, to bully someone, to harass someone, to pester someone with work, to torment someone through insistence on something, to corner someone in a place with no escape, to overwhelm someone with work
abacuá, abakuá
relating to the Abakuá Secret Society (Afro-Cuban version of Freemasonry)
el abadejo
the cod (Galls morrhua), the pink cusk-eel (both types of fish)
abajado/abajada
bad-smelling due to beginning the putrefaction process, bad-smelling because it is damaged
abajar
to go down, to come down (physically move down)
abajarse, avajarse
to begin to rot or reek (general), to begin to rot (of meat/fish/etc)
abajeño/abajeña
(of a person) from southern Puerto Rico, (of a person) settled/deeply rooted in the coast or lowlands, naturally from coastal zones or lowlands near the coast
abajo de algo, debajo de algo
under something, underneath something, beneath something
el abacuá, el abakuá
the abakuá (man belonging to Abakuá - Afro-Cuban version of Freemasonry)
La Sociedad Secreta Abakuá, Ñañiguismo
the Abakuá Secret Society (Afro-Cuban version of Freemasonry)
abalear algo/a alguien
to shoot something/someone, to shoot at something/someone, to execute someone by firing squad, to plagiarize something/someone, to injure or kill someone by shooting them
abalserar algo/a alguien
to train raftsmen/raftswomen; to pile up grass, branches, trash etc to burn when felling/cutting down is occurring
el abana, la ábana
the liana (woody climbing plant), especially that of the yam or sweet potato, used as a seed
la abanasta, la banasta, la aguadera
the fruit basket, the large basket, the hamper
abanderar
(of a plantain or banana) to release its last leaf, after which a cluster/bunch starts to bud; (of a spathe - large bract sheathing a cluster of flowers) to emerge, thus heralding the bunches
abanderar a alguien
to give a person/collective/delegation a flag so they can represent a country internationally
abanderarse por algo/alguien, abanderizarse por algo/alguien
to take sides with something/someone, to side with something/someone
abandonado/abandonada
(of land) not cultivated, deserted, abandoned, derelict, neglected
el abandonado/la abandonada, el dejado/la dejada, el vago/la vaga, el zángano/la zángana (coloquial), el cerdo/la cerda (coloquial), el cochino/la cochina (coloquial), el guarro/la guarra (España), el desaliñado/la desaliñada, el detestable/la detestable
the slob
el abandono
the action that a rooster effects upon stopping fighting, the escape of a rooster from a fight
el abanicado
(in baseball) the failure of the player to bat the ball
abanicado/abanicada
drugged, on drugs, out of it, dazed, distracted
abanicar a alguien
to treat someone harshly, to slap someone, to smack someone
abanicar algo
(in baseball) to not hit the ball after attempting forcefully, (of a baseball player) to fail to bat the ball after swinging the bat completely, (of a baseball pitcher) to make a baseball player fail to hit the ball
el abanico
the electric fan, the electric device that propels air around a room, (in a car) the helical device that helps to prevent the motor from overheating
abarcar algo
to stockpile something, to hoard something, to monopolize something, to corner something (a market), to hog something, to take up something (eg time), to carry something off (receive something - eg a prize), to cover something (deal with something), to extend over something, to see something (have a view of something), to take something on, to undertake something, to cope with something, to contain something, to embrace something (figurative - accept), to include something, to span something, to encompass something, to attempt something
el abarrotamiento
the saturation of the market with a specific good, the cramming (general - crowdedness of an object)
abastar
to be enough (of someone or something)
abastar a algo de algo
to supply something with something, to provide something with something, to issue something to something, to cater something to something
abastecerse
to eat sumptuously, to eat plentifully
abastecido/abastecida
(of a farm/ranch/etc) producing lots of food and fruit, (of a farm/ranch/etc) having good production rates, (of a person) stuffed/full and satisfied, (of a person) satisfied and satiated
abatatado/abatatada
chubby, plump, stocky, short and fat, short and fat with rough manners, lazy, shirker, avoiding work
el abatatamiento
the loss of interest in leaving the house especially to have fun, the lack of desire to leave one’s home, the intimidation (used in South America), the confusion (used in South America)
abatatarse
to become fat and therefore lose interest in things, to let oneself go, to lose interest in things, to not be excited to leave the house especially to have fun
abayalde (m y f)
(of a person) albino with slightly reddish skin