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the thing I most remember
lo que más recuerdo
grabada (adjective)
engraved (adj)
a mixture
una mezcla
"dolor propio y ajeno."
her pain and another's
one's own
propio
my own eyes
mis propios ojos
ajeno
alien, foreign
"esto es ajeno a nuestro departamento"
our department doesn't deal with that (ajeno = foreign)
disappointment
la desilusión
un vacío
a void, an emptiness
aprovecharse de
to take advantage of (in a way that makes somebody else suffer or get less. it doesn't mean to take advantage of a good opportunity, but rather to take advantage of a situation to get more for yourself, unfairly). The connotation is bad. Akin to lying or stealing.
aprovechar
to take advantage of, in a positive way. Make the most of opportunities. This has a positive connotation; nobody suffers.
nuestra buena voluntad
our good will
una gota
a drop
una sola gota
a single drop
ill feelings, rancor, resentment
rencor (it's a noun)
estafador
swindler
the shame
la vergüenza
shameless
sinvergüenza
un chico solitario
a lonely boy
as if it were yesterday
como si fuera ayer
de manzanilla o clavo
chamomile or clove (these refer to types of tea)
I asked (him) while I stood up
Le pregunté mientras me paraba

note: mientras usually suggests that part of the sentence is going to be in the imperfect, and the interrupting action will be preterite.
Pero que sea la última taza
but it needs to be the last cup . . . ("but that it be the last cup")
It was 11 at night
Eran las once de la noche.

NOTE: Eran. Like son. Plural and imperfect. Son las once, eran las once.
remojar
to soak.

remember: mojar is to wet.
to share.

she shared (preterite)
compartir.

compartió
even stranger
aún más extraños
instead of
en lugar de
las partidas
the departures (yes, partida is also a game. but it's also a departure)
curtains
cortinas
estar conmovida
to be moved (feminine. conmovido is masc . . .)
. . . . (someone) . . . was not impressed
no quedó impresionado
what's more, it still . . .
Es más, todavía . . .
husmear
to sniff out, to nose around, to lurk around looking for something, to pry
to contain

he contained
contener

contuvo
the rage
la rabia
la hacienda
estate, farm (big place)
hidden (adj)
escondido, a
the owner (different word than duen~o)
el propietario (like proprietary, which in English means related to owning. A proprietor in English is an owner).
to belong to
pertenecer ---- NOTE: this works like gustar, although it's more natural in this case. Instead of you OWNING something with this word, IT BELONGS to you. So IT conjugates the word -- not you.
agricultora industrial
agricultural farmer
to ignorar, disregard, OR be IGNORANT of !
ignorar
Lo ignoro en absoluto
I know know at all
sordo, a
deaf
(can also mean quiet or muffled, like footsteps)
un teniente
a lieutenant (that's a military rank for a soldier)
la comisaría
a police station
la cárcel
jail
la confianza
the confidence
tyrant (adjective, not noun)
tirano, a
desgarrar
to tear, to rip. to rip apart.
ser cómplices del enemigo
accomplices of the enemy
she had said it all.
ella lo había dicho todo…”
anything
cualquier cosa
the risk
el riesgo
the uncertainty
la incertidumbre
from that moment on,
a partir de ese momento,