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amortajar
to shroud
animar
to encourage
arreglar
to fix or repair
asustar
to frighten
atracarse
to eat one's fill
brillar
to shine
cojin
cushion
despedido
to dismiss
dorsificar
to measure out
ensanarse
to torment, treat cruelly
enterarse
to find out
enterrar
to bury
fandango
row, uproar
flipar
to be stunned
frigorifico
freezer
furgoneta
van
lapida
memorial stone
lavabo
bathroom
maletero
trunk
mociquilla
young girl
mogollon
tons of
morcilla
blood sausage
pelotera
huge fight
porros
joints
preparar comida
catering
quedarse
to stay
rusa
russian woman
soledad
lonliness
tumba
grave
viento solano
east wind
vocear
to shout
zanja
ditch, hole
ascensor
elevator
coger
to take
conducir
to drive
fantasma
ghost
maleta
luggage
incendio
fire
joya
jewel
negociar
to negociate
occurir
to occur
residencia
residence