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Spanish

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ESSpanish
Sí[see]
adverb
Yes

“¿Te gusta el chocolate? Sí, me gusta.”

Do you like chocolate? Yes, I like it.

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ESSpanish
siete[sie-te]
noun
seven
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ESSpanish
Siglo[see-gloh]
sustantivo
Century

“Este edificio fue construido en el siglo diecinueve.”

This building was built in the nineteenth century.

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ESSpanish
silla(silla)[ˈsiʝa]
noun
A separate seat for one person, typically with a back and four legs.

“Coloca la silla junto a la mesa.”

Place the chair next to the table.

Related: asiento

Also means
  1. chair
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ESSpanish
Siempre[syem-preh]
adverbio
Always

“Ella siempre llega a tiempo a clase.”

She always arrives on time to class.

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ESSpanish
sintoma(sin-to-ma)[sin-to-ma]
noun
A physical or mental feature that is regarded as indicating a condition of disease.

“Los síntomas de la gripe incluyen fiebre y tos.”

The symptoms of the flu include fever and cough.

Related: señal, indicio

Also means
  1. symptom
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ESSpanish
Simpático[seem-pah-tee-koh]
adjective
Nice

“Mi amigo es simpático.”

My friend is nice.

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ESSpanish
música[mu-si-ka]
noun
music
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ESSpanish
Ansioso[ahn-SYOH-soh]
adjetivo
Anxious

“Estoy ansioso por las vacaciones.”

I am anxious for the holidays.

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ESSpanish
Pasillo[pah-see-yoh]
noun
Hallway

“El baño está al final del pasillo.”

The bathroom is at the end of the hallway.

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ESSpanish
análisis(a-na-li-sis)[a-na-li-sis]
noun
Detailed examination of the elements or structure of something.

“El análisis de datos reveló patrones interesantes.”

The data analysis revealed interesting patterns.

Related: examen, estudio

Also means
  1. analysis
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ESSpanish
Bolsillo[bol-SEE-yoh]
sustantivo
Pocket

“Llevo las llaves de la casa en el bolsillo.”

I carry the house keys in my pocket.

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ESSpanish
Persiana[peɾ-ˈsja-na]
noun, feminine
Window blind

“Baja la persiana para que no entre tanta luz.”

Lower the blind so that not so much light comes in.

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ESSpanish
expresión[eks-pres-yon]
noun
expression
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ESSpanish
hipótesis(ee-po-teh-sis)[ee-po-teh-sis]
noun
A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.

“La hipótesis fue probada mediante experimentos.”

The hypothesis was tested through experiments.

Related: suposición, conjetura

Also means
  1. hypothesis
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ESSpanish
inversión[in-ver-syon]
noun
investment
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ESSpanish
ecosistema[e-ko-sis-te-ma]
noun
ecosystem
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ESSpanish
aprehensión[ah-preh-en-SYON]
noun
apprehension

“Siento una aprehensión inexplicable antes de dar mi discurso.”

I feel an inexplicable apprehension before giving my speech.

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ESSpanish
universidad[u-ni-ver-si-dad]
noun
university
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ESSpanish
biodiversidad[bio-di-ver-si-dad]
noun
biodiversity
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ESSpanish
acompañar[akompaˈɲaɾ]Appears in an example
verb
To go somewhere with someone else or to join them in an activity.

“Así que si quieren saber qué están haciendo los elefantes de la india en este preciso momento, acompáñennos.”

So if you want to know what Indian elephants are doing in this exact moment, come with us.

Also means
  1. to accompany, to go with, to join, to tag along
  2. to chaperone
  3. to accompany

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

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