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Spanish Ch. 2 Lexico

Terms

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el colegio
elementary or middle school
la escuela
generic term for school
el instituto
public high school (Spain) institute
el liceo
public high school (Sp. Am.)
la academia
academy, private institution about primary school
caminar
to walk
andar
to walk
ir a pie
to walk on foot
pasear
to stroll, walk
callejear
to wander (the streets)
deambular
to wander aimlessly
la pildora
pill
la pastilla
tablet, cake of soap
la tableta
tablet; pill
el comprimido
tablet
la gragea
small sugarcoated pill or colored candy pastille
la capsula
capsule
temblar
to shake, tremble, quake
sacudir
shake back and forth
estremecer(se)
to shake, shudder, quiver, from horror or other strong emotion
tiritar
to shake with cold or fever
responder
to answer, respond, reply
contestar
to answer, respond, reply (more common than responder)
replicar
to answer (back), talk back
objetar
to object
contradecir
to contradict
rebatir
to refute
amar
to love
querer
to want, love
enamorarse de
to fall in love with
estar enamorado de
to be in love with
adorar
to adore, worship
encantar, fascinar, entusiasmar
to love (an indirect object)
la cascara
shell, thick skin of nut, egg, shrimp, etc.
el caparazon
shell (of a crustacean)
la corteza
bark, rind, crust
la piel
skin of fruit or vegetable
la mondadura
peel(ing)
peladura
peel (after being removed from the fruit)
descascarillar
to hull, or shell most kinds of nuts
cascar
to crack, split eggshells or nutshells
pelar
to peel with your hands
mondar
to peel with a sharp instrument
reptar
to crawl (on your belly like a reptile)
arrastarse
to crawl, drag oneself
gatear
to creep, crawl on all fours like a child
serpentear
to crawl, meander, wind around
esperar
to wait, to expect, to hope
aguardar
to wait (for) used when waiting is for not very long
hacer cola
to wait in line
el cerro
rough isolated hill
la colina
hill, or knoll
la loma
low and long hill (Sp. Am.)
cuesta
slope or grade of a hill, street, road
la ladera
hillside, slope
el acantilado
cliff in a marine context and palisade in a river context
soportar
to endure, stand, suffer through something
mantener
to support, maintain
apoyar
to support, in the sense of propping up or backing (up) someone or something
aguantar
to endure, stand, put up with
resistir
to stand, withstand, bear used in positive manner
sobrellevar
to endure, bear a difficult situation or circumstance
viejo
old
anciano
old, elderly (indicates respect)
mayor
old (older, oldest)
vetusto
very old, near decay or crumbling
rancio
old, rancid
antigou
ancient, old, former positive, when used before a noun means former or ex-
armar
to assemble, put together, put up
montar
to assemble, put together, engines, motors, clocks, etc
construir
to build, construct
edificar
to build, erect something involving masonry
la ira
ire, wrath, anger; lose of self control
el enojo
anger
el enfado
anger, annoyance
la rabia
rage, madness
enojar(se)
to annoy, anger; (to become annoyed [angry])
enfadar(se)
to annoy, anger; (to become annoyed [angry])
rabiar
to rage, get angry (explosive)
sacar de quicio
to exasperate, drive crazy, unhinge

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