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a peasant
un campesino, -a
a nurse
una enfermera, -o
to erase
borrar
the interview
la entrevista
to grant (like a favor, or to confer, like an honor, to present, like an award)
otorgar
to stop
parar
to shrink (verbo de accidente)
encogerse
a witness
un testigo
a waiter
un mesero
to chew
masticar
on the other hand (begins with "en")
en cambio
at once, right away (begins with "en")
en seguida
on the dot (begins with "en")
en punto
as soon as (begins with "en")
en cuanto
the sand
la arena
to say goodbye
despedirse
the pockets
los bolsillos
sino is used when . . .
it means "but rather," or "but on the contrary,": the first part is NEGATIVE, and the second part contradicts and brings a more positive tone:

Not the blue one, but rather, the red one (ah, smile).
sino que is used when . . . .
it means "but rather": the first part is NEGATIVE, and sino separates two CONJUGATED verbs:

No salí, sino que me quedé en casa leyendo
pero is used when . . .
it means "but", except the first phrase does not exclude the second.

No es alemán, pero habla bien el idioma.
pero que is used when . . .
never. there is no pero que.

there are: sino, sino que, and pero.
the advantage
la ventaja
the breeze
la brisa
to get dressed up
arreglarse
to hide oneself
esconderse
to find oneself
encontrarse
tratar _____ (what is the preposition that goes here)
tratar de
to measure
medir
to fix
arreglar
to get dark
oscurecer
to surprise
sorprender
to clear up
aclarar
barefoot
descalzo, -a, etc.
exhausted
agotado, -a, etc
to survive
sobrevivir
loving, affectionate
cariñoso, -a, etc
the jail
la cárcel
to be jailed, imprisoned
estar encarcelado, -a, etc
to be depressed
estar deprimido, -a, etc
vericueto
rough track or path, with lots of side trails, ins and outs

vericuetos also can be strange or ridiculous ideas
the sidewalk
la vereda
a medida que
as
anillar
to fasten with rings, to make rings in, or make into a ring
ringed (adjective)
anillado, -a, etc
to slide
deslizar
deslizar el papelito en el bolsillo
to slip the piece of paper into the pocket
deslizar el papel POR la mesa
to slide the paper ALONG the table
deslizar and resbalar both mean
to slide
los esquiadores se deslizaban POR la nieve
the skiers slid ACROSS the snow
the twilight or dusk
el crepúsculo
recorrer
to travel around, to traverse
"deslizar nuestro idilio"
to slide into our idyll/ our happy mood
eran más de las cuatro . . .
it was after four . . .
a sandwich (not sandwiche)
un bocadillo
the terrace
la terraza
nearby (adj)
cercano, -a, etc
sentenciosa
sententious (ah. right. This means pithy. or given to moralizing in a pompous or affected manner, or ponderously trite. given to using pity sayings or maxims. sounds very irritating).
refranero
noun. a collection of proverbs or sayings.
to sigh
suspirar
herir
to hurt
precarious (adj)
precario, -a, etc
enterar
to find out
me enteré de vicios de su padre.
I learned about the vices of her father.
no me hubiera importado llevármela de compañera
I hadn't bothered to bring along a companion
el luto
the mourning

estar DE luto = to be in mourning
el desprecio
(the) scorn, contempt, disdain
antipatía
antipathy; dislike

tener antipatía a alguien = to dislike somebody
compassionate
compasivo, -a etc