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    55 published entries

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    40 published entries

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    39 published entries

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55 words and 88 phrases found.

Spanish

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ESSpanish
-ar[ˈaɾ]
suffix
A suffix added to the end of a word to show that something belongs to a certain group or has a specific status.

“gránulo + -ar → granular”

granule + -ar → granular

Also means
  1. indicates membership or status

Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.

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árbol[ahr-bohl]
sustantivo
tree

“El árbol es muy alto.”

The tree is very tall.

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Ardilla[ar-dee-ya]
sustantivo
Squirrel

“La ardilla tiene una cola muy larga.”

The squirrel has a very long tail.

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artificial[aɾtifiˈθjal]
adj
Describes something that is made by people rather than occurring naturally.

“Se refiere a contenido de baja calidad generado por inteligencia artificial.”

It refers to low-quality content generated by artificial intelligence.

Also means
  1. artificial

Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.

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mar[mar]
noun
sea

“El agua del mar está muy fría hoy.”

The sea water is very cold today.

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Marzo[mar-tho]
sustantivo
March

“En marzo celebramos el inicio de la primavera.”

In March we celebrate the beginning of spring.

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Pared[pah-red]
noun
Wall

“Voy a pintar la pared de blanco.”

I am going to paint the wall white.

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tarde(tarde)[ˈtaɾðe]
noun
The period of time between noon and evening.

“Trabajo en la tarde y estudio en la noche.”

I work in the afternoon and study at night.

Related: crepúsculo

Also means
  1. afternoon
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Bailar[bay-LAR]
verb
To dance

“Nos gusta bailar salsa los fines de semana.”

We like to dance salsa on the weekends.

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Barrer[bah-RREHR]
verbo
To sweep

“Tengo que barrer el piso de la cocina.”

I have to sweep the kitchen floor.

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Buscar[bus-KAR]
verb
To look for / To search

“Necesito buscar un nuevo libro para leer.”

I need to look for a new book to read.

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Cantar[kahn-tahr]
verb
To sing

“A nosotros nos gusta cantar.”

We like to sing.

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hablar[ha-blar]
verb
to speak
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Llamar[ya-MAR]
verb
To call

“Te voy a llamar por teléfono esta tarde.”

I am going to call you on the phone this afternoon.

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pájaro[pá-ja-ro]
noun
bird
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parque[par-ke]
noun
park

“Los niños juegan en el parque todas las tardes.”

The children play in the park every afternoon.

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Pintar[peen-tahr]
verb
To paint

“Ella quiere pintar un cuadro al óleo.”

She wants to paint an oil painting.

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saltar[sal-tar]
verb
to jump
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sartén[sar-TEN]
noun
frying pan

“Usa la sartén para cocinar los huevos.”

Use the frying pan to cook the eggs.

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viajar[byah-HAHR]
verbo
to travel

“Quiero viajar por todo el mundo.”

I want to travel all over the world.

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abarcar[ah-bar-KAHR]
verb
to encompass

“El proyecto abarca diversas áreas del conocimiento.”

The project encompasses various areas of knowledge.

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caminar[kah-mee-NAHR]
verbo
to walk

“Me gusta caminar por el parque.”

I like to walk through the park.

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Cocinar[ko-si-nar]
Verbo
To cook

“Me encanta cocinar para toda mi familia.”

I love to cook for my whole family.

Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.

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comprar(comprar)[komˈpɾaɾ]
verb
To acquire in exchange for money.

“Voy a comprar pan en la tienda.”

I am going to buy bread at the store.

Related: adquirir

Also means
  1. to buy
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Cuchara[koo-CHAH-rah]
sustantivo
Spoon

“Necesito una cuchara para la sopa.”

I need a spoon for the soup.

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Dibujar[di-bu-jar]
Verbo
To draw

“Ella prefiere dibujar con lápices de colores.”

She prefers to draw with colored pencils.

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enervar[eh-ner-VAR]
verb
to enervate

“El calor extremo puede enervar a las personas en una larga caminata.”

Extreme heat can enervate people on a long hike.

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Esperar[es-pe-RAR]
verb
To wait

“Podemos esperar el autobús en la parada siguiente.”

We can wait for the bus at the next stop.

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lámpara[lam-pa-ra]
noun
lamp

“La lámpara de la sala ilumina muy bien.”

The living room lamp lights up very well.

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Naranja[na-ran-ha]
Sustantivo
Orange

“Comí una naranja muy dulce esta mañana.”

I ate a very sweet orange this morning.

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Pizarra[pi-ZA-rra]
sustantivo
Whiteboard

“La maestra escribió la lección en la pizarra.”

The teacher wrote the lesson on the whiteboard.

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Sembrar[sehm-brahr]
verb
To plant

“Es tiempo de sembrar las semillas.”

It is time to plant the seeds.

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tarjeta[tar-je-ta]
noun
card
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Cosechar[koh-seh-CHAHR]
verbo
To harvest

“Los agricultores van a cosechar el trigo.”

The farmers are going to harvest the wheat.

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desafiar[des-ah-FYAR]
verb
to challenge

“Decidí desafiar mis propios límites.”

I decided to challenge my own limits.

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enchufar[en-chu-FAR]
verb
to plug in

“No olvides enchufar el cargador del móvil.”

Don't forget to plug in the mobile charger.

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Escuchar[es-ku-char]
Verbo
To listen

“Es importante escuchar con atención a los demás.”

It is important to listen carefully to others.

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Facturar[fak-tu-rar]
verbo
To check in

“Necesito facturar mi maleta antes del vuelo.”

I need to check my suitcase before the flight.

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Martillo[mar-tee-yoh]
Noun
Hammer

“Necesito un martillo para este clavo.”

I need a hammer for this nail.

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paraguas(paraguas)[paɾaˈɣwas]
noun
A device for protection against rain or sun, consisting of a circular canopy of cloth on a folding frame.

“Olvidé mi paraguas en casa.”

I forgot my umbrella at home.

Related: sombrilla

Also means
  1. umbrella
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planchar[plan-CHAR]
verb
to iron

“Tengo que planchar mis camisas para el trabajo.”

I have to iron my shirts for work.

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Recordar[re-kor-DAR]
verb
To remember

“No puedo recordar dónde puse las llaves de casa.”

I cannot remember where I put the house keys.

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subyugar[soo-bye-YAR]
verb
to subjugate

“El líder intentó subyugar a las tribus rebeldes.”

The leader tried to subjugate the rebellious tribes.

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trabajar[tra-ba-xar]
verb
to work

“Él tiene que trabajar hoy.”

He has to work today.

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Atardecer[a-tar-de-ZER]
noun
Dusk

“Vimos un atardecer espectacular desde el muelle.”

We saw a spectacular sunset from the pier.

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Compartir[kom-par-TIR]
verb
To share

“Es importante compartir la comida con los demás.”

It is important to share food with others.

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desayunar[de-sa-yu-nar]
verb
to have breakfast
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Descansar[des-kan-SAR]
verb
To rest

“Necesito descansar después de un largo día de trabajo.”

I need to rest after a long day of work.

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Lloviznar[yo-bees-nar]
verbo
To drizzle

“Empieza a lloviznar un poco ahora.”

It is starting to drizzle a little now.

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cepillarse[ce-pi-llar-se]
verb
to brush (teeth/hair)
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desempeñar[des-em-peh-NYAR]
verb
to perform/execute

“Ella desempeña un papel crucial en el equipo.”

She performs a crucial role in the team.

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Itinerario[i-ti-ne-ra-rjo]
sustantivo
Itinerary

“Mi itinerario de viaje incluye tres ciudades.”

My travel itinerary includes three cities.

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despertarse[des-per-tar-se]
verb
to wake up
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Ferrocarril[fe-rro-ca-RRIL]
noun
Railway

“El ferrocarril atraviesa todo el país de norte a sur.”

The railway crosses the whole country from north to south.

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-an[an]Means -ar
suffix
This is a suffix added to verbs ending in -ar to show that the subject is 'they'.

“Ellos cantan una canción.”

They sing a song.

Also means
  1. third-person plural present indicative of -ar
  2. they

Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.

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