SpanishA2 Flashcards
Translate Verbs span-eng (502 cards)
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acertar t$
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-to hit the mark, hit upon;
-to find, find easily, hit upon;
-to succeed, succeed in;
-to be right, get right, be correct;
-to figure out, figure out correctly;
-to guess right, guess correctly;
-to do (something) right, skillfully or correctly;
-i@ to succeed;
-to be right, get right;
-to guess right;
-to grow, thrive, flourish (e.g., said of plants)
2
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adv. opportunely, fitly;
aright, rightly, properly, correctly, accurately
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acertadamente
3
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adj. fit, proper, sensible;
-right, correct;
-successful;
-skillful;
-well-aimed
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acertado, acertada
4
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adj. skillful;
m. f good guesser
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acertador, acertadora
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m. ability, tact, dexterity
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acertamiento
6
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to happen to + infinitive
(the act of doing something successfully or managing to do something, often by chance or with some degree of difficulty.)
Acertó a encontrar la solución.
(He/she happened to find the solution.)
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acertar a + infinitive
7
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to succeed in + present participle
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acertar a + infinitive
8
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to find, find easily, come upon, come across, happen upon
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acertar con
9
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to prophesy correctly
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acertar en el pronostico
10
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m. riddle, quiz, conundrum
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acertijo
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adv. certainly, surely;
-yes, indeed
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ciertamente
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it is certain, it is sure
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es cierto
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acervar t$
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ARCHAIC to heap, gather, pile, accumulate, hoard
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acetificar t$ r$
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to acetify, convert to vinegar
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acetrinar t$
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to make (something) sallow or the color of a lemon
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acezar i$
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to pant, be winded, gasp
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achabacanar t$
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-to cheapen, make vulgar or crude;
-to do awkwardly or crudely
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achacar t$
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to impute, attribute
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achacillarse r$
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PROVINCIAL to
lodge
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achaflanar t$
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to chamfer, bevel
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achahuistlarse r$
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IN MEXICO to become rusty
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achajuanarse r$
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IN AMERICA to be overtired
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achamparse r$
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-to retain another’s property;
-to settle, establish roots;
-IN AMERICA to encamp
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achancar t$
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COLLOQUIAL PROVINCIAL to flatten, smash
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achanch`ar` t$
-GAME OF CHECKERS to comer (a checker); -GAME OF DOMINOS to block a doublet;
-IN ARGENTINA AND IN URUGUAY to fatten;
-IN CHILE to jump (in checkers);
-r@ IN AMERICA to become weak or feeble;
-IN AMERICA to get lazy;
-IN ARGENTINA AND IN URUGUAY to get fat
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achang`ar` t$
IN GERMANY to enslave, subdue, subject
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achant`ar` t$
-COLLOQUIAL to flatten, rush, smash;
-r@ COLLOQUIAL to agree, submit, yield, comply, conform;
-COLLOQUIAL to become afraid, lose one's nerve;
-COLLOQUIAL to hide from danger, hide away from danger
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achaparr`arse` r$
-FIGURATIVE to get chubby;
-BOTANY to grow thick and stunted
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achapin`arse` r$
IN GUATEMALA to adopt Guatemalan customs
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achaplin`arse` r$
IN AMERICA to act in the irresolute, vacillating, hesitating nature of Charlie Chaplin in his movies
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achar`ar` t$
-POPULAR to confuse;
-r@ to be frightened or startled;
-ETHNIC COLLOQUIALISM to go awry, get
rattled
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acharol`ar` t$
-to varnish, especially in the manner of black enamel or lacquer of a type originating in Asia, used to produce a durable glossy finish;
-to enamel;
-to polish
33
achat`ar` t$
-to flatten, level, squash;
-r@ to become flat;
-IN ARGENTINA to be overwhelmed or
crushed
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achech`ar` t$
IN MEXICO to pamper, pet, fondle too much
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achic`ar` t$
-to make smaller, diminish, reduce;
-to humble, humiliate, belittle, put in one's place;
-to intimidate;
-to make childish;
-to drain, bail out;
-NAUTICAL to scoop, bail out (water);
-SEWING to take in;
-IN COLOMBIA to kill;
-r@ to get smaller, shrink, feel small;
-to humble oneself, minimize one's own
importance;
-to become intimidated, shrink back
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achicharr`ar` t$
-to fry, roast or toast to excess, scorch, burn;
-to overheat;
-to bother, bedevil;
-FIGURATIVE to plague, bother;
-IN AMERICA to crush, squash;
-r@ to become overheated, scorched;
-to swelter;
-to burn, get burned (said of food)
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achicharron`arse` r$
IN AMERICA to wrinkle
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achicopal`arse` r$
IN AMERICA to be disheartened or dismayed
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achigu`ar` t$
-to bend, curve;
-IN AMERICA to shape like an umbrella;
-r@ IN ARGENTINA to bulge, sag, warp;
-IN ARGENTINA to put on weight (said of a person)
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achil`arse` r$
IN COLOMBIA to be intimidated
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achin`ar` t$
-COLLOQUIAL to frighten, intimidate, terrify, scare;
-to murder;
-GAME OF CHECKERS to corner (a checker);
-r@ IN ARGENTINA AND IN URUGUAY to become coarse or common
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achinel`ar` t$
to give the form of a slipper
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aching`ar` t$
IN AMERICA to cut down, shorten (clothes)
44
achipilc`arse` r$
plus the changes in red in
-IN CHILE to choke or gulp
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achiquit`ar` t$
-IN AMERICA COLLOQUIAL to make smaller, diminish;
-r@ to get scared, become frightened
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achir`arse`r$
and used in the posiions in 4 when used as an impersonal verb
-IN COLOMBIA IMPERSONAL to cloud over
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achird`ar` t$
IN GERMANY to shorten, cut down, reduce
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achirl`ar` t$
IN ARGENTINA to thin down
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achisp`ar` t$
-COLLOQUIAL to make tipsy;
-r@ to get tipsy
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achivat`ar` t$
IN ANDALUCIA INFORMAL to beat, cudgel, pommel, club
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achoc`ar` t$
-to throw, hurl, dash against a wall or floor;
-to wound;
-to hit, strike, stone;
-FIGURATIVE COLLOQUIAL to hoard, stash away (money);
-i@ IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND IN PUERTO RICO to faint, lose consciousness
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achoch`arse` r$
-to become foolish or feebleminded, especially as a result of senility;
-to become senile
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achol`ar` t$
IN AMERICA to embarrass, make blush, abash, make ashamed;
-r@ IN AMERICA to be abashed or ashamed;
-IN AMERICA to be frightened;
-IN AMERICA to adopt mestizo ways;
IN ARGENTINA to suffer sunstroke
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achollonc`arse` r$
plus the changes in red in
IN AMERICA to crouch
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acholole`ar` i$
to overflow
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achorgorn`ar` i$
IN GERMANY to assist, attend
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achot`ar` t$
IN AMERlCA to color or dye with annatto
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achubasc`arse` r$
plus the changes in red in and used in the positions in 4 when used as an impersonal verb
-IMPERSONAL to be covered with threatening clouds,
-become threatening or overcast (said of the sky);
-IMPERSONAL to get showery
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achuch`ar` t$
-COLLOQUIAL to crush with a blow, squash, crumble, crumple;
-COLLOQUIAL to push (around), jostle; -COLLOQUIAL to incite, urge on, excite, entice;
-r@ IN AMERlCA to be afflicted with fever
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achucharr`ar` t$
-to push, jostle;
-to incite, urge on;
-IN AMERlCA to crush, squash;
-IN CHILE, IN COLOMBIA, IN HONDURAS to crush with a blow;
-r@ IN AMERICA to droop, flatten; IN MEXICO to be disheartened or discouraged
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achucut`arse` r$
*and* `achucularlarse`
-to be intimidated; to humble oneself;
-IN AMERICA to become humbled or discouraged;
-IN AMERICA to wither, spoil;
-IN CENTRAL AMERICA to be disheartened;
-IN GUATEMALA to wither, become faded
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achucuy`arse` r$
see the Spanish verb `achucutarse`
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achuic`arse` r$
-IN AMERlCA to be ashamed
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achuj`ar` t$
IN CUBA to crush with a blow
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achulap`arse`, achull`arse` r$
-to acquire flashy mannerisms;
-to get rough or ill-mannered
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achul`arse` r$
see the Spanish verb `achulaparse`
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achunch`ar` t$
-IN AMERlCA to embarrass, foil;
-IN AMERlCA to cast the evil eye on;
-IN CHILE to baffle;
-IN CHILE to frustrate
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achunt`ar` t$
IN AMERICA to hit the mark
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achuñusc`ar` t$
to squeeze,
press, crumple, crush
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achur`ar` t$
to disembowel
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achurr`ar` t$
-COLLOQUIAL to stab to death;
-IN ARGENTINA to gut, disembowel;
-IN PANAMA to flatten
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achurrusc`ar` t$
-IN CHILE to crush, squash, tighten, compress, squeeze;
-r@ IN COLOMBIA, IN ECUADOR to be disheartened or discouraged
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achuruc`arse` r$
IN GUATEMALA to wither, fade, decay, shrivel
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achuz`ar` t$
PROVINCIAL to incite or sick (dogs)
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acibar`ar` t$
-to make bitter with aloes;
-FIGURATIVE to embitter
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acibarr`ar` t$
to hurl against a hard object
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aciber`ar` t$
to grind very fine, pulverize
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acical`ar` t$
-to polish, burnish;
-to dress, dress up, spruce, spruce up;
-to embellish;
-ARCHITECTURE to finish, put on a finish, point (a wall);
-r@ to make an elaborate toilet; to get dressed up;
-to dress up, spruce up
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acicate`ar` t$
to spur, incite
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acidific`ar` t$
-to acidify;
-r@ to become acidic
81
acidul`ar` t$
-to acidulate, make slightly acid or sour;
-to saturate (water) with carbolic acid;
-r@ to be or become sour
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aciem`ar` t$ i$
to dung, manure
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acigu`ar` i$
PROVINCIAL to repose
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aciguat`ar` t$
-PROVINCIAL to observe, spy on;
-r@ to have jaundice;
-to be sick from fish poisoning
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acimbog`ar` t$
to give the form of a lemon
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acin`ar` t$
to heap, stack
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acincel`ar` t$
ARCHITECTURE to chisel, carve, engrave
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acing`ar` t$
to swing
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acintur`ar` t$
to gird, encircle
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acivil`arse` t$
IN AMERICA to be married by civil ceremony
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aclam`ar` t$ i$
-to acclaim;
-to applaud;
-to hail;
-to shout
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adj. laudable
`aclamable`
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f acclamation, acclaim;
-applause
`aclamacion`
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adj. acclaimed
`aclamado`, `aclamada`
95
unanimously
por `aclamacion`
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f claim, demand;
-objection;
-reclamation
`reclamacion`
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reclam`ar` t$
-to keep calling;
-to claim;
-to demand;
-to reclaim;
-to decoy, lure (a bird);
-i@ to cry out, protest, reclaim;
-POETRY to resound;
-r@ to call to each other (said of birds)
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to sue
`reclamar` en juicio
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to claim damages
`reclamar` perjuicios
*and*
`reclamar` por daños
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`aclarar` t$
and used in the positions in 4 when used as an impersonal verb
-to make clear, clarify;
-to explain;
-to illustrate;
-to brighten, brighten up;
-to enlarge;
-to rinse; to clear;
-to thin (e.g., sauces);
-to thin, clear out (e.g., trees, plants, a thicket);
-LIQUIDS to clarify, make clear;
-MINING to wash;
-i@ IMPERSONAL to brighten, get bright, clear, clear up, dawn (said of the weather); -NAUTICAL to disentangle;
-r@ to become clear;
-to reveal a secret;
-IN AMERICA to be clarified or purified (said of liquids)
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f explanation, ex
plication
`aclaracion`
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adj. rinsed;cleared, made clear;
-n. rinsing
`aclarado`, `aclarada`
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to clear one`s throat
`aclarar` la voz
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`aclarecer` t$ i$
to make clear
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of course not!, should think not!
`claro` que no!
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sure!, of course!
`claro` que si!
*and*
`claro` esta!
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is that clear?
¿esta `claro`?
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-to explain;
-to clarify;
-to copy over
poner en `claro`
*and*
sacar en `claro`
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clearly, manifestly,
conspicuously
por lo `claro`
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to make little of, make nothing of
sacar poco en `claro`
*and*
no sacar nada en `claro`
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`aclarecer` t$ i$ r$
variant spelling and pronunciation of the Spanish verb `aclarar`
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aclavel`arse` r$
to become or take the form of a carnation
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aclimat`ar` t$
-to acclimatize, acclimate;
-r@ to become acclimatized, become acclimated
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acloc`ar` i$
-to brood (said of hens);
-to sprawl, squat;
-r@ to brood, become broody (said of hens);
-to sprawl, squat;
-FIGURATIVE to stretch, stretch out, lie, lie down
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acobard`ar` t$
-to frighten, daunt, intimidate, cow, browbeat;
-r@ to become frightened or intimidated;
-to become a coward, turn cowardly
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acobij`ar` t$
AGRICULTURE to mulch, hill
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acoc`arse`r$
plus the changes in red in
-to get wormy (said of fruit)
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acoce`ar` t$
-to kick;
-COLLOQUIAL to ill-treat, treat badly, mistreat, trample, trample on, offend
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acoch`arse` r$
-to squat, crouch;
-to stoop (over, down)
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acochin`ar` t$
-COLLOQUIAL to assassinate, murder, bump off, and slay;
-COLLOQUIAL to intimidate, scare, humble;
-GAME OF CHECKERS COLLOQUIAL to corner;
-r@ to wallow;
-to get smeared, get smeared up
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acocl`ar` i$
-IN ARAGON to brood;
-r@ IN ARAGON to get into a squatting or crouching position
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acocor`ar` t$
IN GUATEMALA to annoy greatly, vex
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acocot`ar` t$
variant spelling and pronunciation of the Spanish verb `acogotar`
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acodal`ar` t$
-to stay;
-ARCHITECTURE to prop, prop up, shore, shore up
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acod`ar` t$
-to lean, rest (one's arm or elbow) upon; -AGRICULTURE to layer (cuttings, vines); -ARCHITECTURE to prop;
-CARPENTRY to square (timber);
-r@ to lean or rest (one 's elbows) on
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acoder`ar` t$
to put a spring on (acable); NAUTICAL to anchor, anchor
on, moor broadside, moor broadside on; NAUTICAL to tie, tie up
along side the dock; r to become covetous
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acodici`ar` t$
to covet, long for; r to yearn, be covetous acodiciarse a or de to covetous
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to covet
´acodiciarse´ a or de
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acodilli´ar´ t$
to bend into an elbow; i to put the knee on the ground (said of animals); r to
bend, crumple, bow, double up
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acofr`ar` t$
to form ridges between (furrows)
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acog`er` t$
to receive hospitably, welcome; to accept (e.g., opin-
ions); to protect, shelter, give refuge to; r to take shel ter, refuge; to
resort to; AGRICULTURE to pasture (animals)
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to take refuge in; to
have recourse to
`acogerse` a
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acogoll`ar`t$
-AGRICULTURE to protect, cover (plants);
-i@ r@ BOTANY to bud, sprout
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acogombr`ar` t$
-AGRICULTURE to form into a hill, pile, or heap;
-to bank
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acogot`ar` t$
-to kill (with a blow on the neck);
-to conquer, subdue;
-FIGURATIVE to dominate, intimidate; -COLLOQUIAL to knock down (with a blow to the back of the head or by grabbing the back of the neck);
-r@ to be wounded in the neck
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acohombr`ar` t$
variant spelling and pronunciation of the Spanish verb `acogombrar`
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acoi`er` t$
ARCHAIC to receive, welcome
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acojin`ar` t$
-to stuff, pad;
-to quilt;
-MECHANlCAL to cushion (a piston)
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acol`ar` t$
-to unite (two coats of arms under one crest or crown);
-to adorn a coat of arms with special marks of distinction
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acolch`ar` t$
-to quilt, stuff, pad (aquilt);
-FURNITURE to upholster;
-NAUTICAL to intertwine (strands)
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acolchon`ar` t$
-t@ variant spelling and pronunciation of the Spanish verb `acolchar`
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acolg`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to hang, drape
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acolit`ar` i$
-to serve as an acolyte;
-COLLOQUIAL to accompany
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acoll`ar` t$
-to shear the neck of (sheep);
-AGRICULTURE to cover with earth, form into a hill, surround (the base of a tree trunk) with earth;
-NAUTICAL to calk (a ship);
-NAUTICAL to make taut, tighten (ropes);
-NAUTICAL to haul on (the lanyards)
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acollar`ar` t$
-to yoke, harness, put a collar on (animals);
-to hitch, hitch up;
-to leash;
-IN ARGENTINA, IN CHILE to tie together;
-r@ to hold each other by the neck;
-IN ARGENTINA IN URUGUAY COLLOQUIAL to get hitched or married
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acollon`ar` t$
to intimidate, scare
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acomb`ar`t$
variant spelling andpronunciation of the Spanish verb `combar`
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acomed`irse`
plus the changes in red in
-r& IN AMERICA to offer oneself, volunteer, oblige, be obliging
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acomet`er` t$
-to attack, assault, charge;
-to overtake, overtake suddenly, overcome, come over (said of illness, sleep);
-to widen into;
-to undertake, attempt (e.g., to under take a job);
-FIGURATIVE to go at, go for;
-TECHNICAL to converge, join (e.g., conduits);
-i@ to attack
150
to jostle one another
`acometerse` mutuamente
151
acomod`ar` t$
-to accommodate, find a place for;
-to arrange, put in order;
-to rectify;
-to reconcile, adapt, adjust;
-to usher (in theaters);
to take in, lodge;
-to employ, find employment for;
-to provide, furnish, supply;
-to reconcile;
-to suit;
-i@ to fit, suit, be suitable, be fitting;
-r@ to find a place for oneself, settle down;
-to condescend;
-to conform, comply, adapt oneself;
-to come to terms;
-IN ARGENTINA, IN CHILE to set oneself up (through connections);
-IN ARGENTINA, IN CHILE to marry well
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-to adapt oneself to, conform with;
-to comply with
`acomodarse` a
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to settle down to + **infinitive**
`acomodarse` a + **infinitive**
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to reconcile oneself with
`acomodarse` con
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-to supply oneself with, be supplied with;
-to hire out as
`acomodarse` de
156
acompañ`ar` t$
-to accompany, keep company, go with, escort;
-to enclose, attach;
-to share with, sympathize with;
-to attend;
-i@ MUSIC to accompany, play an accompaniment;
-IN AMERlCA to point (e.g.,bricks);
-r@ to be accompanied by;
-to consult, hold a consutation
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adv. with accompaniment
`acompañadamente`
158
-adj. accompanied, attended, frequented;
-m. f assistant, consultant;
-LAW assistant judge;
-IN AMERICA sewer covering
`acompañado`, `acompañadora`
159
-adj. accompanying;
-m. f companion, chaperon, accompanist, follower
`acompañador`, `acompañadora`
160
m. accompaniment, attendance, retinue, supernumerary
`acompañamiento`
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to express one`s condolences
`acompañara` uno en sentimiento
162
MUSIC to accompany oneself on
`acompañarse` con
*or*
`acompañarse` en
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f COLLOQUIAL company
`compaña`
164
m. companionship, good fellowship
`compañerismo`
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m. f companion, friend, mate, partner, colleague, associate
`compañero`, `compañera`
166
comrade in arms
`compañero` (`compañera`) de armas
167
roommate
`compañero` (`compañera`) de
cuarto
168
playmate
`compañero` (`compañera`) de
juego
169
acompas`ar` t$
-to measure, measure with a compass;
-to give rhythm, to, make rhythmical;
-to mark the rhythm or cadence of;
-to distribute evenly;
-MUSIC to measure (with a metronome)
170
acompinch`arse` r$
IN AMERlCA to find a bosom friend, pal
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acomplej`ar` t$
-to cause a person to have a complex or inhibition;
-r@ to get a complex
172
acomunal`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to have trade and communication with
173
acomun`arse` r$
to unite, join forces, confederate, band together, league, make common cause
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aconchab`arse` r$
-to unite for an evil purpose;
-to conspire;
-gang up, band together;
-to confabulate, chat
175
aconch`ar` *and* aconcheg`ar` t$
-to make shell-like;
-to push to a safe place;
-NAUTICAL to run aground, beach (a boat); IN AMERICA to shame;
-r@ to become shelllike;
-to take shelter;
-to back against (e.g., to back against the wall);
-NAUTICAL to become beached, run aground;
-IN AMERICA to be a sponger;
-IN AMERICA to form a deposit;
-IN CHILE to settle (said of sediment)
176
aconcheg`ar` t$
see the Spanish verb `aconchar`
177
acondicion`ar` t$
-to condition, prepare, arrange, make fit; -to repair, renovate, put in condition;
-to season;
-to air condition;
-r@ to qualify (for a position);
-to be placed, find a job;
-to be conditioned
178
aconduch`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to provide (food)
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acongoj`ar` t$
-to grieve, distress, afflict, oppress, sadden, anguish;
-r@ to be distressed, afflicted or grieved; -to faint
180
aconsej `ar` t$
-to advise, counsel;
-to warn;
-r@ to get, seek or take advice
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adj. counseling, advising;
m. f. adviser, counselor
`aconsejador`, `aconsejadora`
182
m. counseling
`aconsejamiento`
183
to advise to + infinitive
`aconsejar` to + infinitive
184
to consult
`aconsejar` con
185
to consult with, advise with, seek or get advice from
`aconsejarse` de
*or*
`aconsejarse` con
186
to think better of it
`consejarse` mejor
187
m. counsel, advice, opinion, motion; -council, court;
-council-house;
-advisory board, counsulting body;
-PLURAL advice
`consejo`
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board of directors
`consejo` de administración
189
court-martial
`consejo` de guerra
190
security council
`consejo` de seguridad
191
executive committee
`consejo` ejecutivo
192
legal advice
`consejo` legal
193
adv. illadvisedly
`desaconsejadamente`
194
adj. ill-advised, imprudent
`desaconsejado`, `desaconsejada`
195
to dissuade,
try to dissuade
`desaconsejar`
196
time will tell
el tiempo de buen `consejo`
197
consult
tomar `consejo` de
198
aconsonant`ar` t$
-to make two words rhyme;
-i@ to rhyme (said of two words)
199
acontec`er` i$
and used in the positions in 14 when used as an impersonal verb
IMPERSONAL to happen, occur
200
-to happen to everybody
-to happen the same with everybody
`acontecer` a todos
201
to happen tbe same with everybody
`acontecer` con todos lo mismo
202
acontent`ar` t$
to content, make content, satisfy
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acop`ar` t$
-to trim, shape (e.g., the crown of a tree); -to shape like a cup;
-to hollow;
-to cup;
-MARITIME to shape (e.g., a plank of wood);
-i@ BOTANY to spread out;
-BOTANY to grow in the form of a crown, form a crown (said of a tree)
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acopet`ar` t$
to form a toupee, crest or large shock of hair
205
acopi`ar` t$
-to gather (together), collect, stock, store;
-to classify
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acopl`ar` t$
-to couple, join, connect, hook up, fit, fit together, yoke, hitch, unite;
-to pair, mate, bring together for breeding (said of animals);
-to frame (timber);
-to adust;
-FIGURATIVE to reconcile (e.g., differences);
-IN AMERlCA RAILROADS to couple (rail cars);
-IN ARGENTINA to hitch (e.g., a trailer);
-r@ to be agreed;
-FIGURATIVE to be reconciled;
-FIGURATIVE COLLOQUIAL to mate, become intimate
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acoquin`ar` t$
-to COLLOQUIAL to intimidate, scare, terrify;
-r@ to be afraid
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acor`ar` t$
-to afflict, sadden, cause grief, oppress;
-IN AMERlCA to intimidate, quiet;
-i@ BOTANY to fade;
-r@ to wilt, die (said of plants);
-to be grieved;
-to be stifled
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acoraz`ar` t$
-to cover with armor;
-to armor-plate;
-r@ to steel or harden oneself
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acorazon`ar` t$
to shape like a heart
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acorch`ar` t$
-to line with cork;
-to turn into cork;
-to give an appearance of cork to;
-r@ to become cork-like or spongy;
-to dry, dry up,wither, shrivel;
-to become corky or pithy;
-FIGURATIVE to become torpid, sluggish, numb;
-FIGURATIVE to become morally benumbed
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acorchet`ar` t$
to bracket
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acord`ar` t$
-to agree, agree upon, decide;
-to arrange;
-to grant;
-to authorize;
-to make smooth, levelor flush;
-to reconcile, integrate, harmonize;
-to remind, remind of;
-to determine, decide, resolve;
-MUSIC to tune (one voice or instrument with another);
-PAINTING to harmonize, blend (colors);
-IN AMERlCA to grant, accord;
-i@ to agree, be in agreement;
-to blend, harmonize, go together;
-r@ to remember, recollect;
-to agree, come to an agreement, be agreed, be harmonized, be reconciled
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adv. by common consent, jointly;
-harmoniously
`acordadamente`
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-agreed;
-done with deliberation. f authorization; curved ruler;
-LAW decision, resolution, order
`acordado`, `acordada`
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to agree to + **infinitive**
`acordar` + **infinitive**
217
to remember
`acordarse` de
218
to remember to + **infinitive**
`acordarse` de + **infinitive**
219
to remember + **noun or pronoun** (e.g., remember that man)
`acordarse` de + **noun or pronoun**
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-m. resolution, determination;
-agreement, accord;
-advice;
-convention, pact;
-memory, remembrance
`acuerdo`
221
-in agreement;
-unanimously, by mutual agreement alright, okay
de `acuerdo`
222
with one accord, unanimously, by mutual agreement
de común `acuerdo`
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adj. discordant;
unadvised;
-ART out of proportion, inharmonious (in color);
-MUSIC out of tune, inharmonious
`desacordado`, `desacordada`
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adj. discordant
`desacordante`
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desacord`ar` t$
-to put out of tune;
-r@ to get out of tune;
-to be or become forgetful
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to be in agreement with
estar de `acuerdo` con
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-if remember correctly;
-if my memory does not fail me;
-if my memory serves me right;
-if my memory serves me correctly
si mal no `me acuerdo`
228
acordel`ar` t$
-to measure with a string or cord;
-to align with a cord;
-to rope off;
-to mark off with a cord;
-to layout with a chalk line
229
acordon`ar` t$
-to cordon off, draw a cordon around, surround;
-to rope off (e.g., a street);
-to cord, lace, fasten with cords;
-to pile (wood) in cords;
-to tie or lace (up) (e.g., shoes);
-to mill, bead, knurl (e.g., coins);
-IN AMERICA to align, layout by line;
-IN CENTRAL AMERICA AND CUBA to till
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acorn`ar` t$
-to butt, gore, attack with the horns;
-to shape like a horn;
-to make horny;
-i@ to grow horns;
-to become horn shaped;
-to become horny
231
acorne`ar` t$
-to butt;
-IN AMERICA to chase away, drive away, put to flight
232
acorral`ar` t$
-to corral, pen, corner (e.g., cattle);
-FIGURATIVE to surround, corner, trap;
-FIGURATIVE to intimidate, scare
233
acorr`er` t$
-to assist, help;
-i@ to run or hasten to someone's aid;
-to take shelter
234
acorruc`arse` r$
-to huddle (together);
-to crouch;
-to curl up to keep warm
235
acort`ar` t$
-to shorten, cut down, reduce;
-to check, slacken, reduce (speed), stop;
-to pull up (a horse);
-MECHANICAL to take up;
-IN AMERlCA to tone down (a statement);
-r@ to shrivel, contract, become shorter, shrink;
-to be timid, shy, bashful;
-to hold back;
-to slow down;
-to shy, shy away, draw back (said of a horse)
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NAUTCAL to shorten sail
`acortar` la vela
237
acortej`arse` r$
IN PUERTO RICO VULGAR to live or enter into concubinage, cohabit
238
acorull`ar` t$
NAUTICAL to draw (the oars) onto the ship
239
acorv`ar` t$
to bend, warp, curve
240
acorz`ar` t$
PROVINCIAL to shorten, reduce
241
acos`ar` t$
-to tighten, squeeze;
-to harass;
-to beset;
-to spur (e.g., a horse);
-IN MEXICO to pursue relentlessly, doggedly;
-BULLFIGHTING to corral and test the mettle of (a bull)
242
acosij`ar` t$
variant spelling and pronunciation of the Spanish verb `acosar`
243
acost`ar` t$
-to lay, lay down;
-to put to bed;
-METALS to dip;
-NAUTICAL to bring alongside;
-i@ NAUTICAL to lean, tilt, list;
-NAUTICAL to reach shore;
-r@ to lie down;
-to go to bed;
-to list, lean, tilt;
-FIGURATIVE to adhere;
-NAUTICAL to go alongside;
-IN CENTRAL AMERICA AND
MEXICO to be confined (with child), give birth
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adj.stretched out, lying down, inbed;
-bent over;
-closely related;
-Friendly;
-favored;
-f sexual intercourse;
-IN AMERICA child birth
`acostado`, `acostada`
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m. laying down, lying down;
-stretching, reclining;
-support, protection
`acostamiento`
246
COLLOQUAL to sleep with, make love to
`acostarse` con
247
COLLOQUAL to go to bed very early, go to bed with the hens or chickens
`acostarse` con las gallinas
248
acostill`arse` r$
IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC to move up, come close
249
acostumbr`ar` t$
-to accustom to, be accustomed to, be in the habit of, familiarize, habituate;
-i@ to habituate, be accustomed to;
-r@ to get used to, be accustomed to, become accustomed to, accustom oneself to, be in the habit of
250
adv. cutomarily
`acostumbradamente`
251
accustomed
`acostumbrado`, `acostumbrada`
252
to become used to, become ac-
customed to + **infinitive**
(e.g., became used to [i .e., accustomed to] studying my lessons every evening)
`acostumbrarse` a + **infinitive**
253
to become used to, become accustomed to + **noun or pronoun**
`acostumbrarse` a + **noun or pronoun**
254
to become accustomed to something
`acostumbrarse` a algo
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as usual
como de `costumbre`
256
business practice
`costumbre` comercial
257
customary, usual
de `costumbre`
258
to be in the habit of + **present
participle**
tener por `costumbre` + **infinitive**
259
acot`ar` t$
-to limit, set limits on, set bounds;
-to map, survey, stake out;
-to fix;
-to mark, mark off;
-to set up;
-to annotate;
-to remark, note;
-to admit;
-to prune (e.g., trees);
-to accept;
-to check, verify;
-to vouch for;
-to select, choose;
-to reserve, preserve (e.g., land);
-to mark elevations on (e.g., maps);
-to cut off the top branches of, pollard;
-r@ to take or seek refuge outside the boundary line
260
acotej`ar` t$
IN AMERICA to arrange
261
acotol`ar` t$
-PROVINCIAL to annihilate (e.g., said of fruit, animals);
-IN ARAGON same translation as the
Spanish verbs aniquilar, anonadar, destruir and maltratar
262
acoyund`ar` t$
to yoke (oxen)
263
acoyunt`ar` t$
to yoke together (horses of different owners)
264
acrecent`ar` t$
-to increase, grow;
-to promote, foster;
-to advance, promote (e.g., in a job); to make flourish;
-r@ to grow, increase;
-to bud, blossom
265
acrec`er` t$
-to increase, enlarge,augment;
-LAW to accrete;
-LAW to devolve or to be added (said of the share of an estate given up by an
heir voluntarily or by death);
-r@ to increase, grow, grow larger
266
acredit`ar` t$
-to grant credit to, accredit;
-to assure, affirm;
-to verify;
-to guarantee, vouch for;
-to prove;
-to make famous, give a reputation to;
-to get a reputation for;
COMMERCE to credit, give credit, give credit to;
-r@ to become famous;
-to gain a reputation
267
to act crazy to (believe oneself as)
`acreditarse` de loco
268
acrianz`ar` t$
to raise, educate
269
acrib`ar` t$
-to sift, sieve;
-to pierce like a sieve;
-to perforate, riddle (with holes);
-FIGURATIVE to cover with wounds; -FIGURATIVE to hound, harass
270
acribill`ar` t$ i$
-to pierce with holes like a sieve, perforate, riddle, pepper (with holes), riddle with
(e.g., wounds, bites, stings);
-to hound, harass, pester, torment, plague
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to riddle with questions
`acribillar` a preguntas
272
to shoot full of holes, riddle with bullets
`acribillar` a tiros
*and*
`acribillar` a balazos
273
acrimin`ar` t$
-to accuse, incriminate;
-to aggravate;
-to exaggerate the gravity of (e.g., a defect, weakness, misdeed);
-r@ IN CHILE to disgrace oneself
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acrioll`arse` r$
IN AMERICA to adopt Spanish American ways, adopt native ways
275
acrisol`ar` t$
-to refine, purify (metals);
-to assay (metals);
-to cleanse;
-to make evident, clarify, bring out (e.g., the truth);
-to prove, test (e.g., the truth)
276
acristal`ar` t$
to glaze
277
acristian`ar` t$
-FIGURATIVE COLLOQUIAL to beautify; -COLLOQUIALto baptize, christen, Christianize;
-r@ COLLOQUIAL to become Christian, become religious
278
acromatiz`ar` t$
-to achromatize;
-to rid of color, render achromatic
279
acruñ`ar` t$
COLLOQUIAL to wrap
280
actit`ar` i$
to perform judicial acts
281
activ`ar` t$
-to activate;
-to hasten, expedite, accelerate;
-r@ to become activated
282
actualiz`ar` t$
-to modernize, bring up-to-date;
-to put into action, make effective; -PHILOSOPHY to actualize
283
actu`ar `t$ (u ➡️ ú, e.g., actúo)
-to act, put into action, operate, actuate;
-i to act, behave, perform;
-to take action;
-to defend a thesis LAW to sit, perform judicial acts (said of a court);
-r@ LAW to instruct oneself
284
to act as
`actuar` de
285
to act on or upon
`actuar` sobre
286
acuadrell`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to recruit (a band)
287
acuadrill`ar` t$
-to band together;
-to recruit (a band);
-to lead, command (a band);
-to form (parties);
-IN CHILE to gang up on;
-r@ to band ogether, form a band
288
acuajaron`ar` t$
PROVINCIAL to coagulate, curdle
289
acuanti`ar` t$
-to determine (a quantity);
-to set or fix the amount of
290
acuart`ar` t$
to put (an extra horse) on a carriage
291
acuartel`ar` t$
-to quarter, billet (troops);
-to quarter, divide (e.g.,land) into quarters, lots or plots;
-HERALDRY to quarter (a shield);
-NAUTICAL to bear (sail) to windward;
-r@ to quarter, take up quarters;
-to retire, withdraw (to quarters)
292
acuarteron`ar` t$
HERALDRY to divide a shield of anus down the middle and have panels of unequal
size on either side
293
acuartill`ar` i$
-to injure a horse's foot (by carrying too heavy a load);
-to bend in the quarters under a heavy load or from weakness (said of a horse)
294
acuatiz`ar` i$
AVIATION to land or alight on water
295
acub`ar` t$
to give a thing the form of a cube
296
acubil`ar` t$
to take (cattle) to shelter, round up (cattle) for the
night
297
acuch`ar` t$
-IN COLOMBIA to harass, pursue;
-IN COLOMBIA to narrow,
-tighten, contract, reduce
298
acuchar`ar` t$
to shape like a spoon
299
acuchill`ar` t$
-to cut, slash, cut open, gore;
-to stab, knife;
-to stab to death, kill with a knife;
-to cleave (the air);
-AGRICULTURE to thin out (plants);
-CARPENTRY to plane, scrape, smooth down (e.g., wood);
-SEWING to slash (e.g., sleeves);
-r@ to fight with knives or swords
300
-adj.cut, slashed (e.g., sleeves), knifed;
-knife-shaped; FGURATVE experienced
`acuchillado`, `acuchilIada`
301
-adj. quarrelsome; m. f quarrelsome person;
-bully; slasher, stabber
`acuchillador`, `acuchiuadora`
302
f Large knife; chopper, cleaver;
-cutting tool;
blade (of a sword);
-runner (e.g., of a skate);
-mountain ridge;
-POETRY sword, blade
`cuchilla`
303
adj. knife-like;
-peraining to a knife
`cuchillar`
304
m. a large knife;
-a wound, cut or slash
`cuchillazo`
305
m. f small knife, paring knife
`cuchillejo`, `cuchilleja`
306
f knifecase, scabbard
`cuchilera`
307
f knife shop;
-cutery
`cuchiuería`
308
m. knife;
-knife edge;
-ARCHITECTURE gable frame;
-CARPENTRY upright;
-NAUTICAL cant piece;
-PLURAL chief feathers in a hawk’s wing
`cuchillo`
309
slashed sleeves (a fashion, a style)
las mangas `acuchilladas`
310
to be a thorn in someone`s side
ser uno `cuchillo` de otro
311
kitchen knife
un `cuchillo` de cocina
312
hunting knife
un `cuchillo` de monte
313
acuchille`ar` t$
IN CHILE same translation as the Spanish verb `acuchiIlar`
314
acuchuc`ar` t$
IN AMERICA to smash, squeeze
315
acuchuch`ar` t$
IN CHILE to flatten, crush, smash, cake
316
acuci`ar` t$
-to stimulate, goad, prod;
-to hasten, hurry;
-to harass;
-to crave, desire, long or yearn for, desire keenly;
-r@ to hasten
317
acuclilli`arse` r$
to crouch (down), squat
318
acud`ir` i$
-to come or go;
-to be present, be present frequently;
-to hang around;
-to go often;
-to come up;
-to show up;
-to come or go to the rescue, come or go to the aidof;
-to assist, attend;
-to appeal or have recourse;
-to reply, answer, respond (to a call);
-to obey, respond (said of an animal);
-to apply;
-to produce, yield, be fruitful;
-to resort
319
m. aid;
-approach
`acudimiento`
320
to come to + **infinitive**
`acudir` a + **infinitive**
321
to help someone, give help to someone
`acudir` a alguien
322
LAW to begin a lawsuit, go to court
`acudir` a los tribunales
323
to take an exam
`acudir` a un examen
324
to keep an appointment
`acudir` a una cita
325
to get there with the remedy
`acudir` con el remedio
326
to come to someone’s rescue
`acudir` en ayuda de alguien
327
to go to help
`acudir` en socorro de
328
acuerd`ar` t$
to build in a straight line
329
acuern`ar` i$
BULLFIGHTING to have the defect of looking, butting or attacking on only one side
330
acuerp`ar` t$
IN AMERICA to endorse, back up, defend
331
acugul`ar` t$
PROVINCIAL to overfill (a measure)
332
acuidad`arse` r$
to take care, be vigilant, pay attention
333
acuilm`arse` r$
-IN AMERICA to falter, lose one's nerve;
-IN AMERICA to grieve
334
acuit`ar` t$
to distress, affiict, grieve;
-r@ to grieve, be grieved
335
acul`ar` t$
-to back up;
-to put or place against;
-to make (an animal) curl up or back away;
-to compel to retreat;
-COLLOQUIAL to comer, keep at bay;
-COLLOQUIAL to cast away;
-r@ NAUTICAL to run aground, back up on a shoal
336
aculebr`ar` t$
to wriggle
337
aculebre`arse` r$
AGRICULTURE to store wheat between layers of dry earth
338
aculebrin`ar` t$
to shape like a musket
339
aculill`ar` t$
IN AMERICA to intimidate
340
acullic`ar` t$
IN AMERICA to chew (coca-leaves)
341
acull`ir` t$
IN ARAGON ARCHAIC to
receive, welcome
342
acumb`arse` r$
to lean back on one 's elbow
343
acumbr`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to raise, elevate
344
acumuch`ar` t$
IN CHILE to accumulate
345
acumul`ar` t$
-to accumulate, heap together, gather;
-to lay up, store, store up; to impute;
-to charge with;
-LAW to dispose of jointly;
-i@ to accumulate;
-r@ to collect, gather, accumulate
346
acun`ar` t$
-to cradle, rock, rock in a cradle (a child);
-FIGURATIVE to cradle (to nurture during infancy)
347
acuñ`ar` t$
-to coin, mint, monetize;
-to wedge;
-to key;
-to lock;
-to stamp;
-to tamp (e.g., railroad ties);
-PRINTING to quoin, secure type in a chase using a wedge-shaped block;
-r@ IN VENEZUELA to struggle to finish
348
acur`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to care for
349
acurcuch`arse` r$
to be humped over
350
acurcull`arse` r$
PROVINCIAL to huddle or curl up, squat
351
acurr`arse` r$
IN CUBA to imitate (e.g., the mannerisms of Andalucia)
352
acurruc`ar` t$
-to wrap, wrap up;
-r@ to get cozy;
-IN COLOMBIA to huddle, curl up, squat
353
acurruj`arse` r$
IN COLOMBIA to huddle or curl up
354
acurrull´ar´ t$
NAUTICAL to furl (the sail)
355
acuruj`ar` t$
PROVINCIAL to cover (a fire) with ashes to conserve it
356
acus`ar` t$
-to accuse;
-to blame;
-to charge;
-to prosecute;
-to remonstrate, scold;
-to indict;
-to acknowl-edge (receipt);
-to show;
-to denounce;
-to give away;
-CARD GAMES to lay down, declare (one 's cards);
to announce (winning cards);
-r@ to confess
357
f accusation, charge,
impeachment
`acusacion`
358
adj. accused;
f defendant, accused
`acusado`, `acusada`
359
ad). accusing;
-f accuser, accusant;
-prosecutor
`acusador`, `acusadora`
360
ad). accusing
`acusante`
361
to accuse of + **present participle**
`acusar` de + **infinitive**
362
to acknowledge
the receipt
`acusar` recibo
363
to acknowledge receipt of something
`acusar` recibo de una cosa
364
to confess (a crime)
`acusarse` de
365
to confess having + **present participle**
`acusarse` de haber + **present
participle**
366
to confess a sin
`acusarse` de un pecado
367
adj. accusing; accusative;
-f accusative case
`acusative`, `acusativa`
368
adv. accusatorially
`acusatoriamente`
369
adagu`ar` t$
to drink (said of cattle)
370
adam`ar` t$
-to court, woo;
-to accompany;
-r@ to become thin or delicate (said of a man);
-to become effeminate, look like a woman;
-IN GUATEMALA to live together, cohabit
371
adamasc`ar` t$
to decorate or weave with rich patterns, damask to damascene
372
adapon`er` t$
ARCHAIC to present in judgement
373
adapt`ar` t$
-to adapt, adjust, fit;
-to make suitable;
-to trim; to fashion;
-r@ to adapt oneself, adjust
oneself;
-to stick or hold together;
-to bum or;
-to get used to
374
adarde`ar` t$
to wound with a lance
375
adarg`ar` t$
-to shield, protect with a shield;
-FIGURATIVE to defend, protect
376
adarv`ar` t$
to amaze, astonish, astound, stun, bewilder;
-r@ to be stunned or overwhelmed
377
adat`ar` t$
-COMM ERCE to credit;
-COMMERCE to open (an account);
-COMMERCE to enter in a ledger
378
adecen`ar` t$
to form, divide, or count by tens
379
adecent`ar` t$
-to render decent or proper, clean, clean up, tidy, tidy up;
-r@ to dress up, make oneself
look decent;
-to put on a clean shirt
380
adehes`ar` t$
to convert into pasture
381
adelant`ar` t$
-to advance, imove, promote, move ahead, move forward, go ahead;
-to hurry, accelerate, speed up, hasten;
-to get ahead of, outstrip, outdo, surpass;
-to anticipate;
-to pay beforehand, make (e.g., payment) in advance;
-to set (a clock) ahead or forward;
-FIGURATIVE to promote, advance;
-AUTOMOTIVE to overtake, pass;
-i@ to advance, progress, make progress, go forward, improve, keep on, go ahead;
-to run fast, be fast, gain time (said of a watch or clock);
-FIGURATIVE to make progress, improve, get along, advance;
-r@ to go ahead, get ahead, move ahead, move forward, go forward;
-to take the lead;
-to gain, be fast (said of a watch or clock);
-to go through
382
adv. in anticipation, beforehand
`adelantadamente`
383
adj.anticipated;
-advanced;
-bold, forward;
-early (said of fruit);
-fast (said of a watch or clock)
`adelantado`, `adelantada`
384
adj. advancing; improving;
-m. f advancer; amplifier
`adelantador`, `adelantadora`
385
m. advance;
-growth;
-increase;
-progress;
-prosperity;
-improvement;
-promotion;
-anticipation
`adelantamiento`
386
to advance money
`adelantar` dinero
387
-to overtake, get ahead of;
-outstrip
`adelantarse` a
*or*
`adelantarse` de
388
come in!, go ahead!, go on!
`¡adelante!`
389
m. advance, progress;
-COMMERCE advance payment
`adelanto`
390
overdraft
`adelanto` en cuenta corriente
391
henceforth
de aqui en `adelante`
392
from now on
de hoy en `adelante`
393
in the future
en `adelante` and en lo adelante
394
to go ahead, carryon
lIevara `adelante`
395
technological advances, progress
los `adelantos` tecnologicos
396
farther on, later on
mas `adelante`
397
in advance
por `adelantado`
*and*
por `adelantada`
398
to come out ahead, come through
salir `adelante`
399
adelgaz`ar` t$
-to attenuate, make thin, slim or slender;
-to lessen;
-to taper;
-to split hairs over or regarding;
-FIGURATIVE to purify, refine;
-FIGURATIVE to discuss subtly;
-i@ to lose weight, become slim, become slender;
-to refine;
-r@ to taper, taper off;
to lose weight, become thin or slim;
-to split hairs
400
to sharpen one`s wits
`adelgazar` el entendimiento
401
to raise the pitch of one`s voice
`adelgazar` la voz
402
adem`ar` t$
-to strut;
-MILITARY to put on shore;
-MINING to shore, shore up
403
adement`ar` t$
to drive insane
404
ademprib`ar` t$
to set (landmarks) for pasture
405
adens`ar` t$
-to condense, reduce;
-r@ to become thick or thicker
406
adentell`ar` t$
-to bite, sink one’s teeth into;
-to criticize harshly or bitingly;
-ARCHITECTURE to leave comer stones, keystones, toothing stones or quoins in (e.g., a wall);
-r@ to become angry
407
adentr`ar` t$ i$ r$
-to probe, go into;
-to go into or penetrate a subject
408
to go further out to sea
`adentrarse` en el mar
409
aderez`ar` t$
-to adorn, dress, prepare, embellish;
-to prepare, get ready;
-to mix (e.g., drinks);
-to gum, treat or size (fabrics);
-to repair, mend;
-to lead, show the way to;
-CULINARY to cook, garnish, season, flavor, dress (e.g., a salad);
-r@ to get ready, dress, get dressed
410
adestr`ar` t$
variant spelling and pronunciation of the Spanish verb `adiestrar`
411
adeud`ar` t$
-to owe, be liable for or subject to;
-to bill;
-to be dutiable;
-ACCOUNTING, COMMERCE to charge,
debit (e.g., to debit depreciation costs);
-i@ to become related, become related by marriage;
-r@to et into debt, become indebted
412
to charge to the account
`adeudar` en cuenta
413
adherec`er` i$
ARCHAIC to adhere, unite
414
adher`ir` t$
-to adhere, hold, stick, stick on, affix;
-i@ r@ to adhere, hold, stick;
-FIGURATIVE to support, adhere
415
to be attached to;
to espouse, embrace
`adherir` a
*and*
`adherirse` a
416
adhib`ir` t$
PROVINCIAL to add, unite, join
417
adhort`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to exhort, admonish, warn
418
adiamant`ar` t$
to set diamonds
419
adi`ar` t$
(i➡️ í, e.g., adió)
-to set (an appointment);
-to fix, appoint (a day)
420
adicion`ar` t$
-to add, add to,
make additions to;
-to extend, prolong;
-MATH to add
421
adiestr`ar` t$
add adiestrlar I
-t to lead, guide;
-to teach, school, train, coach, direct, instruct;
-r@ to exercise, teach or coach oneself;
-to practice, train
422
adiet`ar` t$
-to put on a diet;
-r@ to diet, go on a diet
423
adiner`ar` t$
-PROVINCIAL to convert into money or currency;
-r@ to become rich, get rich
424
adintel`ar` t$
to make lintels or headers above doors
425
ad`ir`
t@ LAW to accept (an inheritance)
426
adivin`ar` t$
-to predict, foretell, prophesy, divine, guess;
-to solve (e.g., a riddle, a puzzle);
-to read (someone 's mind or thoughts);
-i@ to divine
427
adj. divining;
-n. f diviner, soothsayer, seer
`adivinador`, `adivinadora`
428
mind-reader
`adivinador (adivinadora)` del
pensamiento
429
f COLLOQUIAL riddle, conundrum, puzzle
`adivinaja` , `adivinalla`
430
n. divination
`adivinamiento`
431
-f prophecy, predicion, divination;
-enigma, riddle, conundrum, puzzle;
-guess
`adivinanza`
432
to read a person`s mind
`adivinar` el pensamiento de alguien
433
n. f prophet; augur;
-soothsayer;
-guesser;
-fortuneteller;
-n. ENTOMOLOGY praying mantis
`adivino`, `adivina`
434
to hint at
something
dejar `adivinar` algo
435
adjetiv`ar` t$
-to modify or qualify a noun with an adjective;
-to use as an adjective;
-to name;
-to describe;
-to apply an epithet to;
-i@ to use adjectives;
-r@ to become an adjective, be used as an adjective
436
adjudic`ar` t$
-adjudge, adjudicate, award;
-r@ to appropriate (foroneself)
437
adjunt`ar` t$
to add, enclose (e.g.,in a letter), attach, join, connect
438
adjur`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to swear in, conjure
439
adminicul`ar` t$
-to strengthen, reinforce;
-LAW to increase, reinforce (a power) by collateral aids
440
administr`ar` t$
-to administer, administrate, manage;
-to serve (an office);
-to dispense;
-to apply (remedy);
-to deliver (a blow);
-to give, bestow, confer;
-COLLOQUIAL to deal;
-r@ IN AMERlCA RELIGION to receive the last sacraments
441
admir`ar` t$
-to admire, marvel;
-to surprise, amaze, astonish;
-r@ to wonder, admire;
-to be surprised, be surprised at, marvel, marvel at
442
adj. admirable, excellent, wonderful, fine
`admirable`
443
adv. admirably
`admirablemente`
444
f admiration, wonderment;
-GRAMMAR exclamation mark
`admiracion`
445
adj. admired; astonished, astounded
`admirado`, `admirada`
446
adj.admiring;
-n. f admirer
`admirador`, `admiradora`
447
adj. admiring
`admirante`
448
to wonder at
`admirarse` de
449
adv. admiringly, with admiration
`admirativamente`
450
to inspire admiration
causar `admiracion`
451
to speak in an admiring tone
hablar en tono `admirative`
452
to feel admiration for someone
sentir `admiracion` por alguien
453
admit`ir` t$
-to admit;
-to permit;
-to grant;
-to receive;
-to accept; to recognize;
-to acknowledge;
-to concede;
-to allow, allow for;
-to hold, take a position, support (e.g., an idea);
-to accommodate
454
f admissibility
`admisibilidad`
455
adj. admissible
`admisible`
456
f acceptance, admission
`adImision`
457
entry duty-free
`admision` libre de impuestos
458
supposing
`admitamos` que
459
to agree to + *infinitive*
`admitir`+ *infinitive*
460
to admit duty-free
`admitir` con franquicia
461
to accept a claim
`admitir` una aclamacion
462
entrance examination, entrance exam
examen de `admision`
463
adob`ar` t$
-to dress, prepare, restore, repair, mend;
-to marinate, preserve, pickle (e.g., meat, fish);
-to improve, fortify (e.g., wines);
-to flavor, season;
-to tan, dress (hides);
- to stew, cook;
-to fertilize;
-to hammer and fit (a horseshoe);
-to trim (a lamp)
464
adocen`ar` t$
-to sell, arrange or divide by dozens;
-to scorn (a person);
-to underrate, put in a lower class;
-r@ to become despicable
465
adoctrin`ar` t$
to indoctrinate, instruct, teach
466
adoj`ar` t$
-IN GERMANY to adjust, regulate, settle;
-ARTS AND CRAFTS ARCHAIC to cut, sculpture or carve
467
adolec`er` i$
-to become sick, fall ill, be seized with illness;
-FIGURATIVE to have, suffer (from);
-r@ to give condolences;
-to sympathize, be sorry
468
to suffer from
`adolecer` de
469
adolor`ar` t$
to sadden, grieve, afflict, distress
470
adomicili`ar` t$ r$
variant spelling and pronunciation of the Spanish verb `domiciliar`
471
adon`arse` r$
ARCHAIC to comply
472
adonec`er` i$
PROVINCIAL to stretch
473
adoniz`ar` i$ r$
-to be proud of one's beauty;
-to adorn or beautify oneself;
-to be a dandy;
-to be puffed up, be conceited
474
adopt`ar` t$
-to adopt, father;
-to enfranchise;
-FIGURATIVE to adopt, embrace, espouse (an opinion);
-LAW to adopt, pass
475
f adoption
`adopcion`
476
m. adoptionism
`adopcionismo`
477
adj. adoptive e.g., adoptive parents);
-m. f adoptionist
`adopcionista`
478
adj. adoptable
`adoptable`
479
adj. adopted
`adoptado`, `adoptada`
480
adj. adopting;
m. f adopter
`adoptador`,`adoptadora`, `adoptante`
481
adv. adoptively
`adoptivamente`
482
adj. adoptive;
-sham, artificial
`adoptivo`, `adoptiva`
483
adoquin`ar` t$
-to pave;
-to pave with cobblestones
484
ador`ar` t$
-to adore;
-to worship;
-to idolize;
-i@ FIGURATIVE to love in excess;
-RELIGION to worship
485
adj. adorable
`adorable`
486
adv. adorably,
adoringly
`adorablemente`
487
f adoration; worship;
veneration
`adoracion`
488
adj. adored
`adorado`, `adorada`
489
-adj. adoring;
-worshipping;
-m. f adorer;
-admirer;
-worshipper
`adorador`, `adoradora`
490
to respect a person
`adorar` en una persona
491
adormec`er` t$
-to put to sleep;
-to cause or induce sleep or drowsiness;
-to calm, ease, soothe, lull, lull asleep;
-to quiet;
-r@ to doze, doze off, fall asleep, go to sleep;
-to become sleepy, drowsy;
-to become orpid, numb
492
to persist in;
-to surrender or yield to (e.g.,
vices)
`adormecerse` en
493
adorment`ar` t$
ARCHAIC to drowse
494
adormil`arse` r$
to drowse, doze
495
adorm`ir` t$
-to put to sleep;
-r@ to go to sleep
496
adormit`arse` r$
to drowse, doze
497
adorn`ar` t$
-to adorn, decorate, beautify, add ornaments to;
-FIGURATIVE to elaborate, elaborate on, embellish (e.g., a story);
-FIGURATIVE to endow, grace (e.g., he is endowed with many virtues);
-CULINARY to garnish;
-SEWING to trim;
to adorn oneself
498
ados`ar` t$
-to rest or lean (against);
-to support;
-to place along or against;
-to unite;
-to join;
-IN SOUTH AMERICA to join firmly;
-IN SOUTH AMERICA to attach, enclose (with a letter)
499
-f custom, habit;
-PLURAL manners, customs, national habits
Place after 255
`costumbre`
500
adecu`ar` t$
(u➡️ ú, e.g., adecúo)
Place after 379
to adapt, fit, make suitable
501
adv. ahead, forward, onward;
-farther off;
-higher up;
-in the opposite direction
Place after 387
`adelante`
502
to train oneself to + *present participle*
Place after 421
`adiestrarse` a + *infinitive*
