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A abeja – bee 

a (A)prep.– to, at, for

abajo (a BA ho)adv.– down, below, downstairs

abandonado, a (a ban do NA do)adj.– abandoned

abandonar (a ban do NAR)v.– to abandon

abeja (la) (a BE ha)n.– bee

abierto, a (a BYER to)adj.– open

abogado, a (el, la) (a bo GA do)n.– lawyer

abotonar (a bo to NAR)v.– to button

abrazo (el ) (a BRA so)n.– hug

abrelatas (el ) (a bre LA tas)n.– can opener

abrigo (el ) (a BREE go)n.– coat

abril (a BREEL) n.– April

abrir (a BREER)v.– to open

abuelo (el ) (a BWE lo)n.– grandfather

abuela (la)n.– grandmother

aburrido, a (a bu RREE do)adj.– boring; bored

aburrir (a bu RREER)v.– to bore

aburrirsev.– to get (be) bored

acabar (a ca BAR)v.– to finish

acabar de v.– to have just finished doing something

aceite (el ) (a SAY te)n.– oil

aceituna (la) (a say TU na)n.– olive

aceptar (a sep TAR)v.– to accept

acera (la) (a SE ra)n.– sidewalk

acero (el ) (a SE ro)n.– steel

acompañar (a com pa NYAR)v.– to go along, to accompany

acordar (a cor DAR)v.– to agree

acordarsev.– to remember

acordeón (el ) (a cor de ON)n.– accordion

actitud (la) (ac tee TUD)n.– attitude

activo, a (ac TEE bo)adj.– active

acto (el ) (AC to)n.– act

actor (el ) (ac TOR)n.– actor

actriz (la) (ac TREES)n.– actress

actual (ac TWAL)adj.– current

acuario (el ) (a CWA ryo)n.– fish tank, aquarium

acuático, a (a CWA tee co)adj.– aquatic

acuerdo (el ) (a CWER do)n.– agreement

acumulación (la) (a cu mu la SYON)n.– accumulation

además (a de MAS)adv.– besides; in addition to

adentro (a DEN tro)adv.– inside

adiós (a DYOS) intj.– good-bye

adivinanza (la) (a dee bee NAN sa)n.– riddle

admirador, a (el, la) (ad mee ra DOR) n.– fan, admirer

admirar (ad mee RAR)v.– to admire

¿adónde?  (a DON de)adv.– where? where to?

adornar (a dor NAR)v.– to decorate

adulto (el ) (a DUL to)n.– adult

aéreo, a (a E re o)adj.– air

el correo aéreo n.– airmail

la línea aérean.– airline

aeromozo, a (el, la) (a e ro MO so)n.– flight attendant

aeropuerto (el ) (a e ro PWER to)n.– airport

afeitar( se)  (a fay TAR)v.– to shave (oneself)

afortunadamente (a for tu na da MEN te)adv.– fortunately

agencia (la) (a HEN sya)n.– agency

agencia de viajes n.– travel agency

agente (el, la) (a HEN te)n.– agent

agilidad (la) (a hee lee DAD)n.– agility

agosto  (a GOS to)n.– August

agradable (a gra DA ble)adj.– pleasant, agreeable

agricultor, a (el, la) (a gree cul TOR)n.– farmer

agua (el )(f.)(A gwa)n.– water

aguacate (el ) (a gwa CA te)n.– avocado

águila (el )(f.)(A gee la)n.– eagle

aguja (la) (a GU ha)n.– needle

agujero (el ) (a gu HE ro)n.– hole

ahijado (el ) (a hee HA do)n.– godson

ahijada (la)n.– goddaughter

ahora (a O ra)adv.– now

ahora mismoadv.– right now

ahorrar (a o RRAR)v.– to save (money, time, energy)

aire (el ) (I re)n.– air

aire libren.– outdoors

ajedrez (el ) (a he DRES)n.– chess

ají (el ) (a HEE)n.– chili pepper

ajo (el ) (A ho)n.– garlic

al (AL)cont.a + el (see a) – to the

ala (el )(f.)(A la)n.– wing

alarma (la) (a LAR ma)n.– alarm

albaricoque (el ) (al ba ree CO ke)n.– apricot

albóndiga (la) (al BON dee ga)n.– meatball

álbum (el ) (AL bum)n.– album

alcalde (el ) (al CAL de)n.– mayor

alcoba (la) (al CO ba)n.– bedroom

alegre (a LE gre)adj.– happy, cheerful, glad

alejado, a (a le HA do)adj.– far, distant

alemán, a (a le MAN) adj.– German

alemán (el )n.– German (language)

alemán, a (el, la)n.– German (person)

alfabeto (el ) (al fa BE to)n.– alphabet

alfombra (la) (al FOM bra)n.– rug

algo (AL go)pron.– something

algodón (el ) (al go DON)n.– cotton

alguien (AL gyen)pron.– someone

algún, alguna (al GUN)adj.– some; any; a

allá (a YA)adv.– over there

alma (el )(f.)(AL ma)n.– soul, spirit

almacén (el ) (al ma SEN)n.– department store

almohada (la) (al mo A da)n.– pillow

almorzar (al mor SAR)v.– to have lunch

almuerzo (el ) (al MWER so)n.– lunch

alpinismo (el ) (al pee NEES mo)n.– mountain climbing

alpinista (el, la) (al pee NEES ta)n.– mountain climber

alquilar (al kee LAR)v.– to rent

alrededor (al re de DOR)adv.– around

alrededor de prep.– around; about

alto, a (AL to)adj.– tall; high

altura (la) (al TU ra)n.– height; altitude

alumno, a (el, la) (a LUM no)n.– pupil, student

amable (a MA ble)adj.– kind; generous; friendly

amar (a MAR)v.– to love

amarillo, a (a ma REE yo)adj.– yellow

ambición (la) (am bee SYON)n.– ambition

ambulancia (la) (am bu LAN sya)n.– ambulance

americano, a (a me ree CA no)adj.– American (from the U.S. or any other country in North, Central, or South America)

americano, a (el, la)n.– American

amigo, a (el, la) (a MEE go)n.– friend

amor (el ) (a MOR)n.– love

anaranjado, a (a na ran HA do)adj.– orange

ancho, a (AN cho)adj.– wide

andar (an DAR)v.– to walk; to run (a machine)

andar a caballoto ride a horse

andar en bicicletato ride a bicycle

ángel (el ) (AN hel)n.– angel

anillo (el ) (a NEE yo)n.– ring

animal (el ) (a nee MAL)n.– animal

aniversario (el ) (a nee ber SA ryo)n.– anniversary

anoche (a NO che)adv.– last night

antena (la) (an TE na)n.– antenna

anteojos (los) (an te O hos)n.– eyeglasses

antes (AN tes)adv.– before

antes de prep.– before

antiguo, a (an TEE gwo)adj.– old, ancient

antipático, a (an tee PA tee co)adj.– not nice, unpleasant, disagreeable

anunciar (a nun SYAR) v.– to announce

año (el ) (A nyo)n.– year

apagar (a pa GAR)v.– to turn off, to switch off

apagón (el ) (a pa GON)n.– blackout, power failure

apariencia (la) (a pa RYEN sya)n.– appearance

apellido (el ) (a pe YEE do)n.– surname, last name

apenas (a PE nas)adv.– scarcely, barely, hardly

apetito (el ) (a pe TEE to)n.– appetite

apio (el ) (A pyo)n.– celery

aplaudir (a plow DEER)v.– to applaud, to clap

apreciar (a pre SYAR)v.– to appreciate, to value

aprender (a pren DER)v.– to learn

apretado, a (a pre TA do)adj.– tight

aquel, la (a KEL) adj.– that (in the distance)

aquellos, as (a KE yohs)adj.– those

aquí (a KEE) adv.– here

araña (la) (a RA nya)n.– spider

árbol (el ) (AR bol)n.– tree

arco iris (el ) (AR co EE rees)n.– rainbow

arduo, a (AR duo)adj.– hard, difficult

arena (la) (a RE na)n.– sand

arepa (la) (a RE pa)n.– corn flour cake (Venezuela)

árido, a (A ree do)adj.– desolate, arid

arma (el )(f.)(AR ma)n.– weapon

armario (el ) (ar MA ryo)n.– closet

arquitecto, a (el, la) (ar kee TEC to)n.– architect

arreglar (a rre GLAR)v.– to arrange, to fix

arrestar (a rres TAR)v.– to arrest

arriba (a RREE ba)adv.– up, upstairs

arroyo (el ) (a RRO yo)n.– brook, stream

arroz (el ) (a RROS) n.– rice

arte (el ) (AR te)n.– art

artículo (el ) (ar TEE cu lo)n.– article

artista (el, la) (ar TEES ta)n.– artist

artístico, a (ar TEES tee co)adj.– artistic

asado, a (a SA do)adj.– roast, roasted

ascensor (el ) (a sen SOR)n.– elevator

así (a SEE) adv.– this way; so; thus

así, así (a SEE a SEE) adv.– so-so

asiento (el ) (a SYEN to)n.– seat.

asistir (a) (a sees TEER)v.– to attend

aspiradora (la) (as pee ra DO ra)n.– vacuum cleaner

astronauta (el, la) (as tro NOW ta)n.– astronaut

astuto, a (as TU to)adj.– astute, sharp, cunning

atención (la) (a ten SYON) n.– attention

atender (a ten DER)v.– to assist, to wait on

atentamente (a ten ta MEN te)adv.– sincerely yours, yours truly, attentively

aterrizar (a te rree SAR)v.– to land

ático (el ) (A tee co)n.– attic

atleta (el, la) (at LE ta)n.– athlete

atlético, a (at LE tee co)adj.– athletic

atún (el ) (a TUN)n.– tuna, tuna fish

aun (a UN)adv.– even, yet

aúnadv.– still

ausente (ow SEN te)adj.– absent

autobús (el ) (ow to BUS) n.– bus

autógrafo (el ) (ow TO gra fo)n.– autograph

automóvil (el ) (ow to MO beel)n.– car

auto de carreran.– race car

autoridad (la) (ow to ree DAD)n.– authority, the police

auxiliar de vuelo (el, la) (ow ksee lee AR de BWE lo)n.– flight attendant

auxilio (el ) (ow KSEE lyo)n.– help, aid

ávaro, a (a BA ro)adj.– stingy

ave (el )(f.)(A be)n.– bird

avena (la) (a BE na)n.– oats

avenida (la) (a be NEE da)n.– avenue

aventura (la) (a ben TU ra)n.– adventure

avergonzarse (de) (a ber gon SAR se)v.– to be ashamed (of)

avión (el ) (a BYON)n.– airplane, plane

¡Ay! (I)intj.– oh dear! oh my! ouch!

ayer (a YER) adv.– yesterday.

ayudante (el, la) (a yu DAN te)n.– assistant

ayudar (a yu DAR)v.– to help, to assist

ayuntamiento (el ) (a yun ta MYEN to)n.– city hall

azteca (as TE ca)adj.– Aztec

azteca (el, la)n.– Aztec (person)

azúcar (el ) (a SU car)n.– sugar

 

 

B bebida – drink

 

bacalao (el ) (ba ca LAO)n.– cod

bachillerato (el ) (ba chee ye RA to)n.– high school diploma

bahía (la) (ba EE a)n.– bay

bailar (bi LAR)v.– to dance

bailarín, a (el, la) (bi la REEN)n.– dancer

baile (el ) (BI le)n.– dance

bajar (ba HAR)v.– to go down, to descend

bajo, a (BA ho)adj.– short (height), low

balcón (el ) (bal CON)n.– balcony

ballena (la) (ba YE na)n.– whale

baloncesto (el ) (ba lon SES to)n.– basketball

banco (el ) (BAN co)n.– bank; bench

banda (la) (BAN da)n.– band (músical or radio)

bandera (la) (ban DE ra)n.– flag

bañarse (ba NYAR se)v.– to take a bath

bañera (la) (ba NYE ra)n.– bathtub

baño (el ) (BA nyo)n.– bathroom; bath

barato, a (ba RA to)adj.– cheap

barba (la) (BAR ba)n.– beard

barbacoa (la) (bar ba CO a)n.– barbecue

barbaridad (la) (bar ba ree DAD)n.– outrage, atrocity; amazing fact

barbero (el ) (bar BE ro)n.– barber

barco (el ) (BAR co)n.– ship, boat

barrer (ba RRER)v.– to sweep

barro (el ) (BA rro)n.– mud, clay

básico, a (BA see co)adj.– basic

basquetbol (el ) (bas ket BOL)n.– basketball

bastón (el ) (bas TON)n.– cane

basura (la) (ba SU ra)n.– garbage, litter, trash

bata (la) (BA ta)n.– robe

batalla (la) (ba TA ya)n.– battle

bate (el ) (BA te)n.– bat (baseball)

batidora (la) (ba tee DO ra)n.– mixer

batir (ba TEER)v.– to beat (cooking), to mix

bebé (el ) (be BE)n.– baby

beber (be BER)v.– to drink

bebida (la) (be BEE da)n.– drink

becerro, a (el, la) (be SE rro)n.– calf

béisbol (el ) (BAYS bol)n.– baseball

belleza (la) (be YE sa)n.– beauty

bello, a (BE yo)adj.– beautiful

beso (el ) (BE so)n.– kiss

bestia (la) (BES tya)n.– beast

biblioteca (la) (bee blyo TE ca)n.– library

bibliotecario, a (el, la) (bee blyo te CA ryo)n.– librarian

bicicleta (la) (bee see CLE ta)n.– bicycle, bike

bien (BYEN) adv.– well

bilingüe (bee LEEN gwe)adj.– bilingual

billete (el ) (bee YE te)n.– bill (money); ticket

binoculares (los) (bee no cu LA res)n.– binoculars

bisabuelo (el ) (bee sa BWE lo)n.– great-grandfather

bisabuela (la)n. – great-grandmother

bistec (el ) (bees TEC)n.– steak

blanco, a (BLAN co)adj.– white

blando, a (BLAN do)adj.– soft

blusa (la) (BLU sa)n.– blouse

boa (la) (BO a)n.– boa

boca (la) (BO ca)n.– mouth

boina (la) (BOI na)n.– beret

boleto (el ) (bo LE to)n.– ticket

bolígrafo (el ) (bo LEE gra fo) n.– (ballpoint) pen

bolos (los) (BO los)n.– bowling

bolsa (la) (BOL sa)n.– bag, handbag

bolsillo (el ) (bol SEE yo)n.– pocket

bombero, a (el, la) (bom BE ro)n.– firefighter

bombilla (la) (bom  BEE ya)n.– lightbulb

bondadoso, a (bon da DO so)adj.– kind

bonito, a (bo NEE to)adj.– pretty

bordado, a (bor DA do)adj.– embroidered

bordado (el )n.– embroidery

borrador (el ) (bo rra DOR) n.– eraser

borrar (bo RRAR)v.– to erase

bosque (el ) (BOS ke)n.– forest

bota (la) (BO ta)n.– boot

bote (el ) (BO te)n.– boat (small)

botella (la) (bo TE ya)n.– bottle

botica (la) (bo TEE ca)n.– drugstore

botón (el ) (bo TON)n.– button

boxeador (el ) (bo ksey a DOR) n.– boxer

boxeo (el ) (bo KSEY o)n.– boxing

bravo, a (BRA bo)adj.– brave; angry

bravo ! intj.– yeah! well done!

brazalete (el ) (bra sa LE te)n.– bracelet

brazo (el ) (BRA so)n.– arm

brillar (bree YAR)v.– to shine

brincar (breen CAR)v.– to skip, to leap, to jump, to spring

broma (la) (BRO ma)n.– joke

bronce (el ) (BRON se)n.– bronze

bronceado, a (bron se A do)adj.– tanned

brutalidad (la) (bru ta lee DAD)n.– brutality, cruelty

buceador, a (el, la) (bu se a DOR)n.– diver

bucear (bu se AR)v.– to dive

bueno, a (BWE no)adj.– good

¡buen provecho ! enjoy your meal!

¡buena suerte ! good luck!

buenas nochesgood evening, night

buenas tardesgood afternoon

buenos díasgood morning, day

búfalo, a (el, la) (BU fa lo)n.– buffalo

bufanda (la) (bu FAN da)n.– muffler, scarf

buitre (el ) (BWEE tre)n.– vulture

burro (el ) (BU rro)n.– donkey

buscar (bus CAR)v.– to look for

buzón (el ) (bu SON)n.– mailbox

 

    cocinera –  chef

caballo (el ) (ca BA yo)n.– horse (male)

cabello (el ) (ca BE yo)n.– hair

cabeza (la) (ca BE sa)n.– head

cabra (la) (CA bra)n.– goat

cacahuate (el ) (ca ca WA te)n.– peanut

cacería (la) (ca se REE a)n.– hunting, hunt

cachorro, a (el, la) (ca CHO rro)n.– puppy

cacto (el ) (CAC to)n.– cactus

cada (CA da)adj.– each; every

cadena (la) (ca DE na)n.– chain Rebeca

cadera (la) (ca DE ra)n.– hip

caerse (ca ER se)v.– to fall down

café (ca FE)adj.– brown

café (el )n.– coffee

caída (la) (ca EE da)n.– fall

caimán (el ) (kai MAN)n.– alligator

caja (la) (CA ha)n.– box

calabaza (la) (ca la BA sa)n.– pumpkin, squash

calamidad (la) (ca la mee DAD)n.– calamity, disaster

calavera (la) (ca la BE ra)n.– skull

calcetín (el ) (cal se TEEN)n.– sock

calculadora (la) (cal cu la DO ra)n.– calculator

caldo (el ) (CAL do)n.– broth

calefacción (la) (ca le fak SYON)n.– heat, heating system

calendario (el ) (ca len DA ryo)n.– calendar, schedule

calentar (ca len TAR)v.– to heat (an object)

calentarsev.– to warm (oneself)

calidad (la) (ca lee DAD)n.– quality

caliente (ca LYEN te)adj.– hot, warm

callado, a (ca YA do)adj.– silent, quiet

callarse (ca YAR se)v.– to be quiet, to shut up

calle (la) (CA ye)n.– street

calma (la) (CAL ma)n.– tranquility, calmness

calor (el ) (ca LOR)n.– heat

Hace calor.It is hot. (weather)

Tengo calor. – I am hot.

cama (la) (CA ma)n.– bed

cámara (la) (CA ma ra)n.– camera

camarón (el ) (ca ma RON)n.– shrimp

cambiar (cam BYAR)v.– to change, to exchange

cambiarsev.– to change clothes

cambio (el ) (CAM byo)n.– change

camello (el ) (ca ME yo)n.– camel

camión (el ) (ca MYON)n.– large truck; bus

camioneta (la) (ca myo NE ta)n.– van; small truck

camisa (la) (ca MEE sa)n.– shirt

camiseta (la) (ca mee SE ta)n.– T-shirt

campaña (la) (cam PA nya)n.– campaign

campo (el ) (CAM po)n.– field, country(side)

campo de recreo (el )n.– playground

canario, a (el, la) (ca NA ryo)n.– canary

canasta (la) (ca NAS ta)n.– basket

canción (la) (can SYON)n.– song

canguro (el ) (can GU ro)n.– kangaroo

canica (la) (ca NEE ca)n.– marble (for playing)

canoa (la) (ca NO a)n.– canoe

cansado, a (can SA do)adj.– tired

cantante (el, la) (can TAN te)n.– singer

cantar (can TAR)v.– to sing

cantidad (la) (can tee DAD)n.– quantity, amount

caos (el ) (CA os)n.– chaos, confusion

capital (la) (ca pee TAL)n.– capital (city)

capital (el )n.– capital (money)

capturar (cap tu RAR) v.– to capture, to catch

cara (la) (CA ra)n.– face

caracol (el ) (ca ra COL) n.– snail

carácter (el ) (ca RAC ter)n.– character; nature

¡ Caramba !  (ca RAM ba)intj.– Wow! My goodness!

caramelo (el ) (ca ra ME lo)n.– candy, caramel

cardinal (car dee NAL)adj.– cardinal (number, point)

cariño (el ) (ca REE nyo)n.– affection

carne (la) (CAR ne)n.– meat

carnicería (la) (car nee se REE a)n.– butcher shop

carnicero, a (el, la) (car nee SE ro)n.– butcher

caro, a (CA ro)adj.– expensive

carpintero, a (el, la) (car peen TE ro)n.– carpenter

carrera (la) (ca RRE ra)n.– career; race

carretera (la) (ca rre TE ra)n.– highway

carro (el ) (CA rro)n.– car; cart

carta (la) (CAR ta)n.– letter; menu

cartel (el ) (car TEL)n.– poster

cartera (la) (car TE ra)n.– wallet

cartero, a (el, la) (car TE ro)n.– mail carrier

casa (la) (CA sa)n.– house, home

casamiento (el ) (ca sa MYEN to)n.– marriage

casarse (ca SAR se)v.– to get married

casco (el ) (CAS co)n.– helmet

casi (CA see)adv.– almost

castaño, a (cas TA nyo)adj.– brown (hair)

castigar (cas tee GAR)v.– to punish

castillo (el ) (cas TEE yo)n.– castle

catarata (la) (ca ta RA ta)n.– waterfall

cazador, a (el, la) (ca sa DOR)n.– hunter

cazar (ca SAR)v.– to hunt

cazuela (la) (ca SWE la)n.– pan

cebolla (la) (se BO ya)n.– onion

cebra (la) (SE bra)n.– zebra

ceja (la) (SE ha)n.– eyebrow

celebración (la) (se le bra SYON)n.– celebration

celebrar (se le BRAR)v.– to celebrate

cena (la) (SE na)n.– dinner

centavo (el ) (sen TA bo)n.– cent

centro (el ) (SEN tro)n.– downtown; center

cepillar (se pee YAR)v.– to brush

cepillo (el ) (se PEE yo)n.– brush

cepillo de dientes (el )n.– toothbrush

cerca (SER ca)adv.– close, nearby

cerca de prep.– close to

Mi casa está cerca de la iglesia.

cercano, a (ser CA no)adj.– near (neighboring), close

cerdo (el ) (SER do)n.– pig

cereal (el ) (se re AL)n.– cereal

cereza (la) (se RE sa)n.– cherry

cerillo (el ) (se REE yo)n.– match

cerrado, a (se RRA do)adj.– closed

cerrar (se RRAR)v.– to close

cerrar con llaven.– to lock

cerveza (la) (ser BE sa)n.– beer

cesta (la) (SES ta)n.– basket

champú (el ) (cham PU)n.– shampoo

dar champúv.– to shampoo

chapulín (el ) (cha pu LEEN)n.– grasshopper (Mexico)

chaqueta (la) (cha KE ta)n.– jacket

charlar (char LAR)v.– to chat

cheque (el ) (CHE ke)n.– check

chequera (la)n.– checkbook

chicle (el ) (CHEE cle)n.– gum

chico (el ) (CHEE co)n.– boy

chica (la)n.– girl

chile (el ) (CHEE le)n.– chili pepper

chimenea (la) (chee me NE a)n.– fireplace; chimney

chiste (el ) (CHEES te)n.– joke

chocolate (el ) (cho co LA te)n.– chocolate

chofer (el ) (cho FER)n.– driver

chubasco (el ) (chu BAS co)n.– short, heavy storm; downpour

chuleta (la) (chu LE ta)n.– chop, cutlet

ciclismo (el ) (see CLEES mo)n.– cycling (sport)

ciclomotor (el ) (see clo mo TOR)n.– moped

ciego, a (SYE go)adj.– blind

ciego, a (el, la)n.– blind person

cielo (el ) (SYE lo)n.– sky; heaven

ciencia (la) (SYEN sya)n.– science

ciencia ficción (la) (SYEN sya feec SYON)n.– science fiction

científico, a (syen TEE fi ko)adj.– scientific

científico, a (el, la)n.– scientist

cierto, a (SYER to)adj.– true, sure, certain

cigarrillo (el ) (see ga RREE yo)n.– cigarette

cine (el ) (SEE ne)n.– movie theater

cinta (la) (SEEN ta)n.– ribbon; tape

cinto (el ) (SEEN to)n.– (narrow) belt, sash

cintura (la) (seen TU ra)n.– waist

cinturón (el ) (seen tu RON)n.– belt

cinturón de seguridad (el )n.– seatbelt

circo (el ) (SEER co)n.– circus

circular (seer cu LAR)v.– to circulate; to circle

circularadj.– circular

circular (el )n.– circular, flier

círculo (el ) (SEER cu lo)n.– circle

ciruela (la) (seer WE la)n.– plum

cita (la) (SEE ta)n.– date, appointment

ciudad (la) (see u DAD) n.– city

civil (see BEEL)adj.– civil, civilian

claramente (cla ra MEN te)adv.– clearly

clarinete (el ) (cla ree NE te)n.– clarinet

claro, a (CLA ro)adj.– clear

¡ claro que no ! intj.– of course not!

¡ claro que sí ! intj.– of course!

clase (la) (CLA se)n.– class

clásico, a (CLA see co)adj.– classic, classical

clavar (cla BAR)v.– to nail

clavel (el ) (cla BEL)n.– carnation

clavo (el ) (CLA bo)n.– nail (carpentry)

clima (el ) (CLEE ma)n.– weather, climate

cobre (el ) (CO bre)n.– copper

cochino (el ) (co CHEE no)n.– pig

cocina (la) (co SEE na)n.– kitchen; cuisine

cocinar (co see NAR)v.– to cook

cocinero, a (el, la) (co see NE ro)n.– cook

coctel (el ) (COC tel)n.– cocktail, cocktail party

codo (el ) (CO do)n.– elbow

coherente (co e REN te)adj.– coherent

cohete (el ) (co E te)n.– rocket

col (la) (COL) n.– cabbage

cola (la) (CO la)n.– tail; line (of people)

colección (la) (co lec SYON)n.– collection

coleccionar (co lec syo NAR)v.– to collect

coleccionista (el, la) (co lec syo NEES ta)n.– collector

colegio (el ) (co LE hyo)n.– school

colgar (col GAR)v.– to hang

coliflor (la) (co lee FLOR)n.– cauliflower

collar (el ) (co YAR)n.– necklace

color (el ) (co LOR)n.– color

colorear (co lo re AR)v.– to color

colorido, a (co lo REE do)adj.– colorful

columpio (el ) (co LUM pyo)n.– swing

comedia (la) (co ME dya)n.– comedy, play

comedor (el ) (co me DOR)n.– dining room

comenzar (co men SAR)v.– to begin, to start

comer (co MER)v.– to eat

cometa (la) (co ME ta)n.– kite

cómico, a (CO mee co)adj.– funny, amusing

cómico, a (el, la)n.– comedian

comida (la) (co MEE da)n.– meal, dinner; food

como (CO mo)adv.– as, like

tan … comoadv.– as . . . as

cómo (CO mo)adv.– how

cómodo, a (CO mo do)adj.– comfortable

compacto, a (com PAC to)adj.– compact

compañero, a (el, la) (com pa NYE ro)n.– companion, partner; mate

compañero de claseclassmate

compañero de oficinaofficemate

compañía (la) (com pa NYEE a)n.– company

comparar (com pa RAR)v.– to compare

compartir (com par TEER)v.– to share

completamente (com ple ta MEN te)adv.– completely

completar (com ple TAR)v.– to finish, to complete

comportarse (com por TAR se)v.– to behave

comprar (com PRAR)v.– to buy

comprender (com pren DER)v.– to understand

compromiso (el ) (com pro MEE so)n.– engagement, obligation

computadora (la) (com pu ta DO ra)n.– computer

comunidad (la) (co mu nee DAD)n.– community

con (CON)prep.– with

conmigowith me

contigowith you

concha (la) (CON cha)n.– shell

concierto (el ) (con SYER to)n.– concert

conclusión (la) (con clu SYON)n.– conclusion

concurso (el ) (con CUR so)n.– contest

conducir (con du SEER) v.– to drive, to conduct

conductor, a (el, la) (con duc TOR)n.– driver

conejo (el ) (co NE ho)n.– rabbit

confundido, a (con fun DEE do)adj.– confused

confundir (con fun DEER)v.– to confuse

confundirsev. –to be confused

confusión (la) (con fu SYON)n.– confusion, chaos

conocer (co no SER) v.– to know (a person or a place)

conseguir (con se GEER)v.– to get

conserje (el, la) (con SER he)n.– concierge, porter

conserva (la) (con SER ba)n.– jam, preserves

conquista (la) (con KEES ta)n.– conquest

consonante (la) (con so NAN te)n.– consonant

construir (cons tru EER)v.– to build, to construct

contacto (el ) (con TAC to)n.– contact

lentes de contacto (los)n.– contact lenses

contar (con TAR)v.– to count; to tell

contar conv.– to count on

contento, a (con TEN to)adj.– happy, cheerful

contestar (con tes TAR)v.– to answer

continuación (la) (con ti nua SYON) n.– follow-up, continuation

a continuaciónnext, following

continuar (con tee NUAR)v.– to continue

contra (CON tra)prep.– against

Ilevar la contracoll. – to disagree with

contraste (el ) (con TRAS te)n.– contrast

contrato (el ) (con TRA to)n.– contract, lease

control (el ) (con TROL)n.– control

controlar (con tro LAR) v.– to control

convencer (con ben SER)v.– to convince

conversación (la) (con ber sa SYON)n.– conversation, talk

conversar (con ber SAR)v.– to talk, to converse, to chat

convertirse (con ber TEER se)v.– to become, to change

copa (la) (CO pa)n.– glass (for liquor); cup

la Copa Mundialthe world soccer championship

copia (la) (CO pya)n.– copy

corazón (el ) (co ra SON)n.– heart

cordón (el ) (cor DON)n.– string, twine

correctamente (co rrec ta MEN te)adv.– correctly

correcto, a (co RREC to)adj.– correct, right

corregir (co rre HEER)v.– to correct

correo (el ) (co RRE o)n.– post office; mail

correo electrónicon.– e-mail

correr (co RRER)v.– to run

cortar (cor TAR)v.– to cut

cortés (cor TES)adj.– courteous, polite

cortina (la) (cor TEE na)n.– curtain

corto, a (COR to)adj.– short (length)

cosa (la) (CO sa)n.– thing

¿qué cosa? coll.– what? what’s that?

coser (co SER)v.– to sew

costa (la) (COS ta)n.– coast

costar (cos TAR)v.– to cost

costumbre (la) (cos TUM bre)n.– custom, tradition

crecer (cre SER)v.– to grow

creencia (la) (cre EN sya)n.– belief

creer (cre ER)v.– to believe creer queto think that creo que síI think so

crema (la) (CRE ma)n.– cream; lotion

criado, a (el, la) (CRYA do)n.– servant, maid(f.)

crimen (el ) (CREE men)n.– crime

criminal (el, la) (cree mee NAL)n.– criminal

cristal (el ) (crees TAL)n.– crystal, glass

crítico, a (el, la) (CREE tee co)n.– critic

crítica (la)n.– criticism, critique

cruzar (cru SAR)v.– to cross

cuaderno (el ) (cwa DER no)n.– notebook

cuadra (la) (CWA dra)n.– block

cuadrado, a (cwa DRA do)adj.– square

cuadrado (el )n.– square

cuadro (el ) (CWA dro)n.– picture, painting

¿cuál?  (CWAL)pron.– which? which one?

cualquieradj.– any

cuando (CWAN do)conj.– when

¿cuándo? adv.– when?

¿cuánto?, a (CWAN to)adj.– how much?

¿cuántos?, as (CWAN tos)adj.– how many?

cuarto (el ) (CWAR to)n.– room; quarter, fourth

cubeta (la) (cu BE ta)n.– pail, bucket

cubierta (la) (cu BYER ta)n.– book cover

cubierto, aadj.– covered

cubierto (el )n.– table setting

cubo (el ) (CU bo)n.– cube

cubrir (cu BREER)v.– to cover

cuchara (la) (cu CHA ra)n.– spoon

cucharada (cu cha RA da)n.– spoonful

cuchillo (el ) (cu CHEE yo)n.– knife

cuello (el ) (CWE yo)n.– neck

cuenta (la) (CWEN ta)n.– bill; check

cuento (el ) (CWEN to)n.– story, tale

cuento de hadas (el )n.– fairy tale

cuerda (la) (CWER da)n.– rope, cord, string

cuero (el ) (CWE ro)n.– leather

cuerpo (el ) (CWER po)n.– body

cuestión (la) (cwes TYON)n.– matter

cuidado (el ) (cwee DA do)n.– care

¡ cuidadoso, aadj.– careful

¡ cuidado ! intj. –be careful! careful!

cuidar (cwee DAR)v.– to take care of, to look after

culebra (la) (cu LE bra)n.– (small) snake

culpable (cul PA ble)adj.– guilty

culpable (el, la)n.– guilty person

cultivar (cul te BAR)v.– to grow; to till, to cultivate

cultura (la) (cul TU ra)n.– culture

culturaladj.– cultural

cumpleaños (el ) (cum ple A nyos)n.– birthday

cuna (la) (CU na)n.– cradle, crib

cuñado (el ) (cu NYA do)n.– brother-in-law

cuñada (la)n.– sister-in-law

curioso, a (cu RYO so)adj.– curious

 

D  dedo – finger

damas (las) (DA mas)n.– checkers

daño (el ) (DA nyo)n.– damage

dar (DAR)v.– to give

dato (el ) (DA to)n.– fact, piece of information

datos (los)n.– data

de  (DE)prep.– of; from; about

de acuerdoOK

de nadayou are welcome

de repenteadv.– suddenly

estar de acuerdov.– to agree

debajo (de BA ho)adv.– underneath, below

debajo de prep.– under

débil (DE beel)adj.– weak

decepción (la) (de cep SYON)n.– disappointment

decir (de SEER)v.– to say, to tell

decisión (la) (de see SYON)n.– decision

decoración (la) (de co ra SYON) n.– decoration, ornamentation

decorar (de co RAR)v.– to decorate

dedo (el ) (DE do)n.– finger

dedo del pie (el )n.– toe

defecto (el ) (de FEC to)n.– fault, defect

dejar (de HAR)v.– to leave (behind), to abandon, to allow

dejar de v.– to stop, to cease

del (DEL)cont.de + el (see de) – of the, from the

delantal (el ) (de lan TAL)n.– apron

delante (de LAN te)adv.– in front, ahead

delante de prep.– in front of

delfín (el ) (del FEEN)n.– dolphin

delgado, a (del GA do)adj.– thin, slim

delicado, a (de lee CA do)adj.– delicate, fine

delicioso, a (de lee SYO so)adj.– delicious

demasiado, a (de ma SYA do)adj.– too much; too many

demasiadoadv.– too; too much

democrático, a (de mo CRA tee co)adj.– democratic

dentista (el, la) (den TEES ta)n.– dentist

departamento (el ) (de par ta MEN to)n.– apartment

deporte (el ) (de POR te)n.– sport

deportista (el, la) (de por TEES ta)n.– athlete, sportsman,

derecho, a (de RE cho)adj.– right

derecha (la)n. –right side

derecho (el ) (de RE cho)n.– right, privilege

derechoadv.– straight ahead

derramar (de rra MAR)v.– to spill

desaparecer (de sa pa re SER) v.– to disappear

desayuno (el ) (de sa YU no)n.– breakfast

descansar (des can SAR)v.– to rest

descender (de sen DER)v.– to go down, to descend

describir (des cree BEER)v.– to describe

desde  (DES de)prep.– from; since

desear (de se AR)v.– to want; to wish; to desire

deseo (el ) (de SE o)n.– wish; desire

desfile (el ) (des FEE le)n.– parade

desierto (el ) (de SYER to)n.– desert

desobediente (de so be DYEN te)adj.– disobedient; naughty

despacio (des PA syo)adv.– slow; slowly

despedida (la) (des pe DEE da)n.– farewell

despedida de soltera (la)n.– bridal shower

despegar (des pe GAR)v.– to take off; to unglue

despertador (el ) (des per ta DOR) n.– alarm clock

despertar (des per TAR)v.– to wake (someone)

despertarsev.– to wake up

después (des PWES)adv.– later, afterward

después de adv.– after

detective (el ) (de tec TEE be)n.– detective

detener (de te NER)v.– to stop, to arrest

detestar (de tes TAR)v.– to hate, to detest

detrás (de TRAS)adv.– in back, behind

detrás de prep.– in back of, behind

deuda (la) (DEU da)n.– debt

devolver (de bol BER)v.– to return, to give back

día (el ) (DEE a)n.– day

día de fiesta holiday

día librefree day, day off

diablo (el ) (DYAB lo)n.– demon, devil

diario, a (DYA ryo)adj.– daily

diario (el )n.– newspaper, journal

dibujante (el, la) (dee bu HAN te)n.– illustrator

dibujar (dee bu HAR)v.– to draw

dibujo (el ) (dee BU ho)n.– drawing

diccionario (el ) (deec syo NA ryo)n.– dictionary

diciembre (dee SYEM bre)n.– December

diente (el ) (DYEN te)n.– tooth

dieta (la) (DYE ta)n.– diet

diferencia (la) (dee fe REN sya)n.– difference

diferente (dee fe REN te)adj.– different

difícil (dee FEE seel)adj.– difficult

dinero (el ) (dee NE ro)n.– money

dinero en efectivo cash

dinosaurio (el ) (dee no SAU ryo)n.– dinosaur

dirección (la) (dee rec SYON)n.– address; direction

director, a (el, la) (dee rec TOR)n.– director, principal

dirigir (dee ree HEER)v.– to direct; to lead; to manage

disco compacto (el ) (DEES co)n.– compact disc, CD

discriminación (la) (dees cree mee na SYON) n.– discrimination;

bigotry

disculpar (dees cul PAR)v.– to excuse; to forgive

discúlpemecoll. – excuse me, pardon me

disfrutar (dees fru TAR)v.– to enjoy

disgustado, a (dees gus TA do)adj.– upset, annoyed

disgusto (el ) (dees GUS to)n.– annoyance, displeasure

distante (dees TAN te)adj.– distant, far away

distinto, a (dees TEEN to)adj.– different

diversión (la) (dee ber SYON)n.– entertainment, amusement

divertido, a (dee ber TEE do)adj.– amusing, funny

divertirse (dee ber TEER se)v.– to have fun

doblar (do BLAR)v.– to fold; to turn

docena (la) (do SE na)n.– dozen

doctor, a (el, la) (doc TOR)n.– doctor, Ph.D.

documental (el ) (do cu men TAL)n.– documentary

dólar (el ) (DO lar)n.– dollar

doler (do LER)v.– to ache, to feel pain

dolor (el ) (do LOR)n.– pain, ache; sorrow

dolor de cabezan.– headache

dolor de estómagon.– stomachache

dominó (el ) (do mee NO)n.– dominoes

donde (DON de)adv.– where

¿dónde? adv.– where?

dormido, a (dor MEE do)adj.– asleep

dormir (dor MEER)v.– to sleep

dormirsev.– to fall asleep

dormitorio (el ) (dor mee TO ryo)n.– bedroom; dormitory

drama (el ) (DRA ma)n.– drama, play

dramático, a (dra MA tee co)adj.– dramatic

ducha (la) (DU cha)n.– shower

ducharse (du CHAR se)v.– to take a shower

dueño, a (el, la) (DWE nyo)n.– owner

dulce (DUL se)adj.– sweet

dulce (el )n.– candy

durante (du RAN te)prep.– during, while

durazno (el ) (du RAS no)n.– peach

duro, a (DU ro)adj.– hard; firm; stern

 

E  espejuelos –  eyeglasses

eclipse (el ) (e CLEEP se)n.– eclipse

económico, a (e co NO mee co)adj.– economical

ecuación (la) (e cwa SYON)n.– equation

edad (la) (e DAD)n.– age

edificio (el ) (e dee FEE syo)n.– building

educación (la) (e du ca SYON)n.– education

educación físican.– physical education

ejemplo (el ) (e HEM plo)n.– example

por ejemplofor example

ejército (el ) (e HER see to)n.– army

ejote (el ) (e HO te)n.– string bean (Mexico)

el  (EL)art.– the(m. sing.)

él  (EL)pron.– he

el que (EL KE) rel. pron.– the one that, the one who

electricidad (la) (e lec tree see DAD)n.– electricity

electricista (el, la) (e lec tree SEES ta)n.– electrician

electrónico, a (e lec TRO nee co)adj.– electronic

elefante (el ) (e le FAN te)n.– elephant

elegante  (e le GAN te)adj.– elegant

ella  (E ya)pron.– she

ellos, as (E yos)pron.– they(pl.)

ellos, as mismos, as(they) themselves, by themselves

todos, as ellos, asall of them

emergencia (la) (e mer HEN sya)n.– emergency

emisora (la) (e mee SO ra)n.– broadcasting station

emoción (la) (e mo SYON)n.– emotion, feeling

¡Qué emoción!How exciting!

emocionante (e mo syo NAN te)adj.– exciting

emocionar (e mo syo NAR)v.– to move; to thrill

empezar (em pe SAR)v.– to start, to begin

empleado, a (em ple A do)adj.– employed

empleado, a (el, la)n.– employee

empleo (el ) (em PLE o)n.– job, work

empujar (em pu HAR)v.– to push

en  (EN)prep.– in; at; on; by

en formacoll. – in shape

en puntocoll. – on the dot

en seguidaadv.– immediately, right away

encantado, a (en can TA do)adj.– delighted, enchanted

encantado, a de conocerleglad to meet you

encantar (en can TAR)v.– to charm, to delight

enchufe (el ) (en CHU fe)n.– (electric) plug

enciclopedia (la) (en see clo PE dya)n.– encyclopedia

encima (en SEE ma)adv.– on top

encima de prep.– on top of, upon, above

encontrar (en con TRAR)v.– to find

encontrarsev.– to meet

encuesta (la) (en CWES ta)n.– survey, poll

enemigo, a (el, la) (e ne MEE go)n.– enemy

enero  (e NE ro)n.– January

enfermería (la) (en fer me REE a)n.– infirmary

enfermero, a (el, la) (en fer ME ro)n.– nurse

enfermo, a (en FER mo)adj.– ill, sick

enfrente (en FREN te)adv.– in front of; opposite

enfrente de prep.– in front of

enlatado, a (en la TA do)adj.– canned

enojado, a (e no HA do)adj.– angry; upset

enorme (e NOR me)adj.– huge, enormous

enrollar (en ro YAR) v.– to roll up (a sheet)

ensalada (la) (en sa LA da)n.– salad

enseñar (en se NYAR)v.– to teach

entender (en ten DER)v.– to understand

entero, a (en TE ro)adj.– whole, complete, entire

entonces (en TON ses)adv.– then, at that time; in that case

entrada (la) (en TRA da)n.– entrance

entrar (en TRAR)v.– to enter; to log in

entre (EN tre)prep.– between

entregar (en tre GAR)v.– to give, to deliver; to hand in

entrevista (la) (en tre BEES ta)n.– interview

enviado, a (el, la) (en BYA do)n.– representative, delegate, envoy

enviar (en BYAR)v.– to send

equipaje (el ) (e kee PA he)n.– luggage, baggage

equipo (el ) (e KEE po)n.– team; equipment

error (el ) (e RROR)n.– mistake Hay

escalera (la) (es ca LE ra)n.– ladder; staircase

escalón (el ) (es ca LON)n.– step

escoba (la) (es CO ba)n.– broom

escoger (es co HER)v.– to choose, to pick

escolar (es co LAR)adj.– school (related)

esconder (es con DER)v.– to hide, to conceal

escribir (es cree BEER)v.– to write

escritor, a (el, la) (es cree TOR)n.– writer

escritorio (el ) (es cree TO ryo)n.– desk

escuchar (es cu CHAR)v.– to listen to

escuela (la) (es CWE la)n.– school

escultura (la) (es cul TU ra)n.– sculpture

ese, a (E se)adj.– that

ése, a (E se)pron.– that one

esnob (el, la) (es NOB)n.– snob

espacio (el ) (es PA syo)n.– space, room

espaguetis (los) (es pa GE tees)n.– spaghetti

espalda (la) (es PAL da)n.– back

espantoso, a (es pan TO so)adj.– horrible, frightening

español, a (es pa NYOL)adj.– Spanish español (el )n.– Spanish (language) español, a (el, la)n.– Spaniard

espárrago (el ) (es PA rra go)n.– asparagus

especial (es pe SYAL)adj.– special

especialmente (es pe syal MEN te)adv.– especially

espectador, a (el, la) (es pec ta DOR) n.– spectator

espejo (el ) (es PE ho)n.– mirror

esperar (es pe RAR)v.– to wait for; to hope

espinaca (la) (es pee NA ca)n.– spinach

esposa (la) (es PO sa)n.– wife

esposo (el ) (es PO so)n.– husband

esquí (el ) (es KEE)n.– ski; skiing

esquiar (es KYAR)v.– to ski

esquina (la) (es KEE na)n.– corner

estación (la) (es ta SYON) n.– station; season

estacionamiento (el ) (es ta syo na MYEN to) n.– parking lot

estacionar (es ta syo NAR)v.– to park

estadio (el ) (es TA dyo)n.– stadium

estado (el ) (es TA do)n.– state

Estados Unidos (los) (es TA dos u NEE dos)n.– United States

estampilla (la) (es tam PEE ya)n.– stamp

estanque (el ) (es TAN ke)n.– pond

estante (el ) (es TAN te)n.– bookshelf

estar (es TAR)v.– to be (see also ser)

estar contento, ato be happy

estar enojado, ato be upset, to be angry

estar furioso, ato be furious

estar tristeto be sad

este (el ) (ES te)n.– east

este, a (ES te)adj.– this

éste, a (ES te)pron.– this one Ese

estimado, a (es tee MA do)adj.– dear

estómago (el ) (es TO ma go)n.– stomach

estornudar (es tor nu DAR)v.– to sneeze

estrecho, a (es TRE cho)adj.– narrow

estrecho (el )n.– strait

estrella (la) (es TRE ya)n.– star

estudiante (el, la) (es tu DYAN te)n.– student

estudiar (es tu DYAR)v.– to study

estufa (la) (es TU fa)n.– stove

estupendo, a (es tu PEN do)adj.– fabulous, awesome

estúpido, a (es TU pee do)adj.– stupid

examen (el ) (eks A men)n.– test, exam

excelente  (eks e LEN te)adj.– excellent

éxito (el ) (EKS ee to)n.– success

exótico, a (eks O tee co)adj.– exotic

experimento (el ) (eks pe ree MEN to)n.– experiment

experto, a (el, la) (eks PER to)n.– expert

explicar (eks plee CAR)v.– to explain

expresar (eks pre SAR)v.– to express

expresión (la) (eks pre SYON)n.– expression

extintor (el ) (eks teen TOR)n.– extinguisher

extranjero, a (eks tran HE ro)adj.– foreign

extranjero, a (el, la)n.– foreigner

extrañar (eks tra NYAR) v.– to miss; to long for

extraño, a (eks TRA nyo)adj.– strange

extraordinario, a (eks tra or dee NA ryo)adj.– extraordinary

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