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jur. [jurado que no llega a un acuerdo]hung jury
[que huele a humedad / moho] {adj}musty
[que huele a humedad] {adj}frowsty [musty]
[que perdió / perdieron a un ser querido]the bereaved [also plural]
ante {prep} [frente a]in the face of
Unverified burda {adv} [a ton] [Ven.]much
cívico {adj} [relativo a la ciudad]civic
Unverified comprometido {adj} [que va a casarse]engaged [to be married]
enfrascado {adj} {past-p} [usado reflexivamente, referido a personas]buried [immersed in work, discussions]
edu. escolar {adj} [relativo a la escuela]school [attr.]
familiar {adj} [relativo a la familia]family [attr.]
inmerso {adj} {past-p} [usado reflexivamente, referido a personas]buried [immersed]
mañanero {adj} [relativo a la mañana]morning
según {conj} [a medida que]as [indicating progression]
Verbs
gastr. asar algo [a la parrilla]
2
to grill sth.
adormecerse [empezar a dormirse]to fall asleep
Unverified afligir [a-algn/algo]to afflict sb./sth.
animar a-algn/algo [dar vida a, alegrar]to liven sb./sth. up
Unverified atosigar [molestar a alguien] [col.]to bug sb.
detenerse [pararse a reflexionar]to stop [in order to think]
doblar [tocar a muerto]to toll [death bell]
pegar a-algn/algo [maltratar a golpes]to beat sb./sth. [chastize]
Unverified pijinear [salir a divertirse] [cent.] [Honduras]to go have fun
pulverizar algo [reducir a polvo]to pulverise sth. [Br.]
pulverizar algo [reducir a polvo]to pulverize sth.
regresar [a un lugar]to go back
repuntar [empezar a manisfestarse]to start to show [idiom] [begin to appear]
sumarse [unirse a grupo]to join [a group]
torrar [irse a dormir] [rpl.] [col.] [Argentina]to hit the sack [coll.]
Unverified vacilar [salir a divertirse] [sur.] [Chile] [col.]to have fun
vulgarizar algo [popularizar, traducir a lengua común]to popularize sth.
Nouns
[término ofensivo para referirse a una persona que no sea blanca] {noun}wog [Br.] [pej.] [racist]
jur. prof. [titulo conferido a ciertos abogados de prestigio] {noun}King's Counsel <KC> [Br.] [male or female senior barrister when the monarch is male]
jur. prof. [titulo conferido a ciertos abogados de prestigio] {noun}Queen's Counsel <QC> [Br.] [male or female senior barrister when the monarch is female]
relig. adhan {f} [llamada a la oración] [Islam]adhan
admin. econ. aduana {f} [a una frontera]Customs [at a border]
cine mús. teatro audiencia {f} [asistentes a un acto]audience
devolución {f} [libros a la biblioteca etc.]return [books to the library etc.]
exposición {f} [acción de someter a algo]exposure
malignidad {f} [propensión a actuar mal]evil nature
pulverización {f} [reducción a polvo]pulverisation [Br.]
pulverización {f} [reducción a polvo]pulverization
regateo {m} [negociar a la baja]haggling [bargaining]
2 Words: Others
a. C. [antes de Cristo] [también: A. de C.]B.C. [before Christ] [also: BC]
no obstante {prep} [a pesar de]despite
2 Words: Verbs
Unverified acicatar a algn [golpear a algn] [col.] [mex.]to hit sb.
Unverified aguaytear a algn. [espiar a algn] [sur.] [Bolivia]to spy on sb.
Unverified amarrar a algn [seducir a algn] [col.] [mex.]to seduce sb.
Unverified amuinar a algn. [enojar a algn.] [mex.]to make someone uncomfortable
cachar a algn [sorprender a alguien] [sur.] [Chile]to surprise sb.
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