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perder
to miss an opportunity or deadline because of poor timing
faltar a
to miss an appointment or an event in the sense of not attending
echar de menos/ extrañar
to miss a person who is away or absent
ahorrar
to save money
salvar
to save ones life or from danger
guardar
to set aside or to keep, or to keep watch
llevar
to carry, to transport
tomar
to take a bus or train, an exam or vacatiojn
hacer un viaje
to take a trip
tardar en
to take a certain amount of time to do something
grande
means big or large
gran
great
largo
means long
dejar de + infinitivo
to stop doing something, when used negatively it means to fail or to not miss out on doing something
impedir
to get in the way, to hinder, to prevent or to stop someone from doing something
detener(se)
to stop moving or to pause
detener
to stop or detain, to slow up progress, to arrest
doler
to hurt physically, this can also mean to grieve or distress
lastimar
to cause someone bodily injury
hacer daño
to cause someone bodily injury or to hurt someones standing or reputation
ofender
to hurt someone's feelings
pero
but (affirmative)
sino
but in the sense of rather--used only after a negative element, to contrast or replace

El coche no es nuevo sino jiejo
the car isn't new but rather it is old
sino que
but in the sense of rather--used only after a negative element, to contrast or replace

I don't that you help me but rather THAT you leave me alone.
no sólo
no only (but also)
intentar
to try to do something
tratar de
to try or make an attempt, (always followed by the infinitive), TO DEAL WITH, about e.g. this is about
tratar
to treat someone or something in particular way
probar(se)
to try something
preguntar (hacer una pregunta)
to ask a question
pedir
to ask something of someone, an object, a favor
dato
data, findings, results
hecho
know facts, events, deeds
realizar
to accomplish something
darse cuenta (de)
have something occur to you, to realize a fact, to gain understanding