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79 Cards in this Set

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el rincón
inside corner or angle or remote or out of the way place
la esquina
external corner of something; street corner
la comisura
corner of the lips or mouth; may also refer to eye (written)
el rabillo del ojo
corner of the eye (spoken)
el ángulo
literary or mathematical term meaning angle or corner
el ambiente
environment, atmosphere (feeling, conditions)
La atmósfera
the gases around any star or planet
el medio ambiente
total environment (physical, spiritual, social, political)
el cuero
leather, hide
la tez
complexion; skin's natural color, appearance and texture
el cutis
skin of human face; epidermis
la piel
skin (person, animal, vegetable, fruit)'; soft or supple material (leather)
estar en cueros
to be stark-naked (colloquial)
estar desnudo
to be nude
salvar el pellejo
to save one's hide (skin)
delatar
to give away, to reveal, to inform on. Natural revealing or somethings to betray.
denunciar
to denounce, to report a crime
traicionar
to betray
revelar
to reveal, to uncover, to show something (neutral)
la suela
sole of a shoe
la planta (del pie)
sole of the foot
el lenguado
sole of a fish
el alma
soul
a costa de
at the expense of
a toda costa
at any cost
el coste
cost: common; rough equivalent of el precio
el costo
cost: large amounts of money
la costa
cost
Las costas
costs, expenses; costs (monetary or other terms) of an event
el coste de la vida
the cost of living
costear
to pay for, to pay the cost of
advertir
to warn, notify, alert; to call a person's attention to something they should know
aconsejar
to advise; to give advice
el consejero
adviser
avisar
to inform, let know, notify; synonym of informar
aasesorar
to advise (suggests legal, economic or political subject matter)
el asesor
adviser (legal, economic, etc.)
pillar
to catch; unexpected catching of someone doing something he should not be doing.
coger
to catch; taboo word in most places
asir
to catch, to grab something that has a handle (pot, umbrella, weapon, etc.)
agarrar
to catch, to grasp, to grab; often with force
atrapar
to catch; often as a result of cunning or entrapment or after a pursuit
comprender
to understand, to comprehend, to comprise (to embrace)
entender
to understand
suelto
loose, free (not confined); not constricted by being bound, tied down, or confined.
soltar
to let loose, let go of, to free
apretado
tight; overcrowdng or overfilling a space or of excessively closing or tightening physical things or objects
flojo
lose, slack, not tight; lazy
aflojar
to loosen, slacken
apretar
to tighten
el barrio chino
the red-light district; Chinatown
el barrio
district, quarter, neighborhood
la zona
zone, district, area
el distrito
administrative or governmental divisions
el suburbio
suburb; outlying slum
las afueras
outskirts, suburbs
acercarse(se)
to bring near; to approach
aproximar(se)
to bring near; to approach, to draw near
arrimar(se)
to bring closer(r), to draw up to (maybe physical contact)
alejar(se)
to move away
la tempestad
rainstorm accompained by strong winds, thunder, and lightnight
el temporal
long storm; may last days
la lluvia
the rain
la llovizna
drizzle
la tormenta
storm (maybe without rain)
el aguacero
shower, storm (heavy, sudden, and brief)
el chubasco
storms at sea
el chaparrón
shower, downpour
conseguir
to get, obtain, to succeed in
lograr
to get, obtain, achieve,
alcanzar
to reach, overtake, obtain, to manage to; the arrival at some physical destination and reaching other goals through effort
obtener
to obtain, to get; to obtain by effort
respaldar
to back; to endorse
apoyar
to support, to back (but with less personal commitment)
amparar
to shelter, protect (physical or spiritual shelter for someone in need or danger)
proteger
to protect
ayudar
to help
socorrer
to help, aid; urgency or immediate aid to someone in danger or need
auxiliar
to help, aid, assist (broad)