if an idiom in other languages

if an idiom Spanish - English

1.

Englishradius
Englishbone (human)
Spanishradio

2.

Englishreflection
Englishsomething that is reflected
Spanishreflejo

3.

Englishimminent
Englishabout to happen, occur, or take place very soon
Spanishinminente

4.

Englishlumbago
Spanishlumbago

5.

Englishminute
Englishto write the minutes o
Spanishminutar

6.

Englishaioli
EnglishA type of sauce made from garlic, egg, lemon juice and olive oil
Spanishajiaceite

7.

Englishabove all
Englishof prime importance
Spanishsobre todo

8.

Englishbuilding block
Englishblock made of wood or plastic that is used as a children's toy
Spanishneeded

9.

10.

Englishmare
Englishfemale horse
Spanishyegua

11.

Englishdirty
Englishto make dirty
Spanishensuciar
Englishdirty
Englishto stain or tarnish with dishonor
Spanishensuciar, manchar
Englishdirty
Englishto become soiled
Spanishensuciarse

12.

Englishexit poll
Englishpoll taken of a sample of voters as they leave a voting station
Spanishchecksondeo a pie de urna

13.

Englishimplement
Englishbring about
Spanishimplementar

14.

Englishheaddress
Englisha decorative covering or ornament worn on the head
Spanishtocado

15.

Englishsquare
Englishsecond power
Spanishcuadrado

16.

Englishlady
Englishwife of a lord
Spanishseñora

17.

Englishhorny
Englishhard or bony
Spanishcórneo
Englishhorny
Englishsexually aroused
Spanishjodontón, cachondo, caliente, arrecho

18.

Englishshit
Englishnot anything, nothing
Spanish(una) mierda g
Englishshit
Englishto defecate
Spanishcagar
Englishshit
Englishvulgar: to be stricken with fear
Spanishcagarse

19.

Englishboil
Englishcook in boiling water
Spanishhervir, bullir

20.

Englishfuture
Englishfinance: agreement to sell
Spanishcheckfuturo

21.

Englishheadache
Englishpain or ache in the head
Spanishdolor de cabezajaqueca

22.

Englishsexton
Englishchurch official
Spanishsacristán

23.

Englishbullshit
Englishto have casual conversation with no real point
Spanishcheckhuevear, checktontería

24.

Englishimperil
Englishto put in peril
Spanishcheckponer en peligro , amenazar

25.

Englishpolyglot
Englishpublication containing several versions of the same
Spanishcheckpolíglota

26.

Englishaltogether
Englishwithout exception, wholly, completely
Spanishtotalmente, completamente

27.

Englishpiglet
Englishyoung pig
Spanishlechón

28.

Englishsentence
Englishpunishment imposed on a person convicted of a crime
Spanishsentenciacondena

29.

Englishbreaking news
Englishnews that just happened or is happening
Spanishnoticias de última hora

30.

Englishforeign debt
Englishaggregate of debt to foreigners
Spanishcheckdeuda externa

31.

Englishyourself
Englishyou, used emphatically
Spanishtú mismo

32.

Englishplay
Englishparticipate in (a sport or game)
Spanishjugar a
Englishplay
Englishtheatrical performance
Spanishcheckobra teatral

33.

Englishcourt
Englishplace for playing the game of tennis and some other ball games
Spanishcancha

34.

Englishchamber
Englishbedroo
Spanishcámara

35.

Englishto|in
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

36.

Englishscience
Englishparticular discipline or branch of learning
Spanishciencia

37.

Englishcushion
Englishabsorb impact
Spanishcheckamortiguar suavizar proteger attention

38.

Englishhardcore
Englishhaving an extreme dedication to a certain activity
Spanishesforzado
Englishhardcore
Englishresistant to change
Spanishduro
Englishhardcore
Englishfaster or more intense than the regular style
Spanishduro, violento, pesado

39.

Englishstick out
Englishto protrude, to extend beyond
Spanishsobresalir
Englishstick out
Englishto be prominent, noticeable, or obtrusive
Spanishsobresalir

40.

Englishtrout
Englishfish
Spanishtrucha

41.

Englishperson|in
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

42.

Englishdroll
Englishoddly humorous, whimsical
Spanishcheckextrañamente divertido

43.

Englishcourt|opinion
Englishplace for playing the game of tennis and some other ball games
Spanishcancha

44.

Englishsingular
Englishgrammar: form of a word that refers to only one thing
Spanishsingular

45.

Englishlens
Englishto fil

46.

Englishtithe
Englishtax paid to the Church
Spanishdiezmo

47.

Englishorange
Englishcolour
Spanishnaranja
Englishorange
Englishhaving the colour of the fruit of an orange tree
Spanishanaranjado, naranja

48.

Englishover|left
Englishthe left side
Spanishizquierda
Englishover|left
Englishthe ensemble of left-wing political parties
Spanishizquierda

49.

Englishsquint
Englishto look with the eyes partly closed, as in bright sunlight
Spanishentornar, entrecerrar qualifier

50.

Englishhouse music|house music
Englishtype of electronic dance music with an uptempo beat and recurring kickdru
Spanishhouse

51.

Englishlemon balm
EnglishMelissa officinalis
Spanishmelisacitronela

52.

Englishin|turn
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

53.

Englishbank|commonwealth
Englishto put into bank
Spanishahorrar, depositar, qualifieres

54.

Englishin|logged
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

55.

Englishfeather
Englishbranching, hair-like structure that grows on the bodies of birds
Spanishpluma

56.

Englishconvoluted
Englishcomplex
Spanishcomplicado, enrevesado

57.

Englishdefecate
Englishexpel feces from one's bowels
Spanishdefecar, cagar qualifier

58.

Englishegalitarian
Englishcharacterized by social equality and equal rights for all people
Spanishigualitario

59.

Englishw:orange, virginia|orange
Englishcolour
Spanishnaranja
Englishw:orange, virginia|orange
Englishhaving the colour of the fruit of an orange tree
Spanishanaranjado, naranja

60.

Englishpoop
Englishto defecate
Spanishcagar

61.

Englishdislike
Englishnot to like something
Spanishdesagradar, no gustar, aversión

62.

Englishform
Englishto give shape
Spanishformar

63.

Englishburnout
Englishexperience of long-term exhaustion
Spanishqueme

64.

Englishabsolve
Englishto set free
Spanishabsolver, exculpar
Englishabsolve
Englishto pronounce free or give absolution
Spanishabsolver

65.

Englishissue
Englishcontested point in a dispute or debate
Spanishcuestión
Englishissue
Englishto flow out, to proceed fro
Spanishemitir, crecer, recibir, lucrar, natar

66.

Englishintrovert
Englishone who focuses primarily on their own mind, feelings, or affairs
Spanishintrovertido

67.

Englishhobby
Englishactivity done for enjoyment in spare time
Spanishpasatiempoafición

68.

Englishdrop in the bucket
Englishan effort or action having very little influence, especially as compared to a huge proble
Spanishnimiedad

69.

Englishrelax
Englishto become loose
Spanishrelajar
Englishrelax
Englishto become less severe or tense
Spanishrelajar
Englishrelax
Englishto become more lenient
Spanishrelajar

70.

Englishin
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

71.

Englishmob
Englishthe lower classes of a community
Spanishchusma

72.

Englishautumn
Englishseason
Spanishotoño

73.

Englishmachine language|machine language
Englishset of instructions for a computer
Spanishlenguaje de máquina

74.

Englishlounge
Englishto relax
Spanishcheckhacer esperar cómodamente

75.

Englishwet|in
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

76.

Englishsound
Englishto produce a sound
Spanishsonar

77.

Englishcommon noun
Englisha noun that denotes any member or all members of a class
Spanishnombre común

78.

Englishheat
Englishcondition or quality of being hot
Spanishcalor
Englishheat
Englishattribute of a spice that causes a burning sensation in the mouth
Spanishpicante

79.

Englishliberty|for
Englishtowards
Spanisha, hacia

80.

Englishsale|for
Englishtowards
Spanisha, hacia

81.

Englishcourt|united
Englishplace for playing the game of tennis and some other ball games
Spanishcancha

82.

Englishleft
Englishthe left side
Spanishizquierda
Englishleft
Englishthe ensemble of left-wing political parties
Spanishizquierda

83.

Englishscience|the
Englishparticular discipline or branch of learning
Spanishciencia

84.

Englishfuck you
Englishfuck you
Spanishjódete glossa la verga gloss
Englishfuck you
Spanishjódete glossa la verga gloss

85.

Englishlaw|court
Englishplace for playing the game of tennis and some other ball games
Spanishcancha

86.

Englishfirst floor
Englishfloor above the ground floor
Spanishplanta primera, primera planta

87.

Englishright
Englishright, not left, side
Spanishderecha
Englishright
Englishright-wing politicians and parties
Spanishderecha

88.

Englishoutside
Englishouter surface
Spanishexterior

89.

Englishcourt of law|court
Englishplace for playing the game of tennis and some other ball games
Spanishcancha

90.

Englishpromise
Englishto commit to something or action
Spanishprometer

91.

Englishs:autumn (clare)|autumn
Englishseason
Spanishotoño

92.

Englishride
Englishto be transported in a vehicle as a passenger
Spanishcheckpasear en coche , checkconducir

93.

Englishheretofore
Englishup to the present time
Spanishanteriormente, previamente, hasta la fecha

94.

Englishcandidate
Englishparticipant in an examination
Spanishcandidatoparticipante

95.

Englishscissors
Englishtool used for cutting
Spanishtijera

96.

Englishhustler
Englisha male prostitute who sells his services to men
Spanishgigolóputo

97.

Englishw:science (journal)|science
Englishparticular discipline or branch of learning
Spanishciencia

98.

Englishin lieu of
Englishinstead, in place of, as a substitute for
Spanishen vez de

99.

Englishcurrent|electric
Englishexisting or occurring at the moment
Spanishactual

100.

Englishnervosa|anorexia
Englishloss of appetite
Spanishanorexia

101.

Englishthis
Englishthe (thing) here
Spanishesteesto
Englishthis
Englishknown (thing) just mentioned
Spanisheste
Englishthis
Englishwhich is current
Spanishcheckesteestos

102.

Englishthirst
Englishto desire
Spanishdesear, ansiar, ambicionar
Englishthirst
Englishto be thirsty
Spanishchecktener sed

103.

Englishurban
Englishof the city, characteristic of city life
Spanishurbano

104.

Englishin lieu of|in lieu of
Englishinstead, in place of, as a substitute for
Spanishen vez de

105.

Englishin|låt
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

106.

Englishtenuous
Englishthin in substance or consistency
Spanishtenue

107.

Englishcourt|lead
Englishplace for playing the game of tennis and some other ball games
Spanishcancha

108.

Englishabbess
Englishfemale superior of a nunnery
Spanishabadesa

109.

Englishlower case
Englishlower case letters, collectively
Spanishminúscula

110.

Englishmerely
Englishonly, just, and nothing more
Spanishcheckmeramente, checksólo, checksolamente, checkuno y nada más

111.

Englishablaze
Englishon fire
Spanishllama

112.

Englishhearth
Englishsymbol
Spanishhogar

113.

Englishlikelihood|in
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

114.

Englishmachine language
Englishset of instructions for a computer
Spanishlenguaje de máquina
Englishset of instructions for a computer
Spanishlenguaje de máquina

115.

Englishmace
Englisha spice
Spanishmacis

116.

Englishdisagree
Englishnot harmonize
Spanishcheckno estar de acuerdo

117.

Englishhey
Englishexclamation to get attention
Spanishoye, hey, eh

118.

Englishhook up
Englishto have a casual sexual experience with another person, usually without any future relationship intended
Spanishcoger, follar

119.

Englishlegislative body
EnglishA political institution which holds the legislative power in a state
Spanishcuerpo legislativo

120.

Englishretail
Englishsale of goods directly to the consumer
Spanishventa al por menor

121.

Englishfeature
Englishcomputing: beneficial capability of a piece of software
Spanishcheckcaracterísticacualidad

122.

Englishlist
Englishto tilt
Spanishescorar

123.

Englishdimple
Englishcreate a dimple in
Spanishcheckformar hoyuelos

124.

Englishclumsy
Englishawkward or inefficient in use or construction
Spanishtorpe

125.

Englishwhom
Englishwhat person or people, object of a preposition (dative)
Spanishquién, quiénes, cuyo

126.

Englishsecond
Englishshort, indeterminate amount of time
Spanishmomento
Englishsecond
Englishone who agrees in addition

127.

Englishadvertise
English(intransitive) to provide information about a person or goods and services to influence others
Spanishcheckhacer publicidad attention

128.

Englishconflict
Englishbe at odds (with)
Spanishcheckdiscrepar estar reñido

129.

Englishmove
Englishto change the place of a piece
Spanishmover

130.

Englishrailway
Englishtransport system using these rails
Spanishferrocarril

131.

Englishquack
Englishto make a noise like a duck
Spanishgraznar, parpar
Englishquack
Englishfraudulent or incompetent doctor of medicine
Spanishmatasanos

132.

Englishdress up
Englishto wear fancy dress
Spanishponerse bonito, embellecer

133.

Englishabbot
Englishsuperior or head of an abbey or monastery
Spanishabad

134.

Englishchocolate
Englishcolour
Spanishchocolate, achocolatado

135.

Englishknuckle
Englishjoint of the finger
Spanishnudillo

136.

Englishadjust
Englishto change to fit circumstances
Spanishadaptar

137.

Englishbank
Englishto put into bank
Spanishahorrar, depositar, qualifieres

138.

Englishepicene
Englishrelating to words invariant by gender
Spanishepiceno
Englishepicene
Englisheffeminate person
Spanishcheckpersona afeminada

139.

Englishas well as
Englishin addition to
Spanishasí como

140.

Englishjudicious
Englishhaving or characterized by good judgment or sound thinking
Spanishjuicioso

141.

Englishlandfill
Englishsite at which refuse is buried
Spanishvertedero

142.

Englishthunder
Englishto make a noise like thunder
Spanishtronar

143.

Englishlocative case
Englishcase used to indicate place, or the place where
Spanishcaso locativo

144.

Englishw:orange, texas|orange
Englishcolour
Spanishnaranja
Englishw:orange, texas|orange
Englishhaving the colour of the fruit of an orange tree
Spanishanaranjado, naranja

145.

Englishhitchhike
Englishto try to get a ride in a passing vehicle while standing at the side of a road
Spanishqualifiereses

146.

Englishcontend
Englishto strive in debate, to engage in discussion
Spanishsostener

147.

Englishrelease
Englishthat which is released
Spanishsoltado

148.

Englishmention
Englishmake a short reference to something
Spanishmencionar

149.

Englishhurt
Englishpained
Spanishdolido

150.

Englishmoment
Englishvery brief period of time
Spanishmomento

151.

Englishdissent
Englishto disagree
Spanishdiscrepar, disentir

152.

Englishknit
Englishto make fabric from thread or yarn
Spanishhacer punto, tricotar, tejer
Englishknit
Englishintransitive: to become closely joined
Spanishsoldarse
Englishknit
Englishto combine from various elements
Spanishchecktejer, checktricotar

153.

Englishout|cast
Englishto assign a role in a play or performance
Spanishelenco

154.

Englishdrag
Englishresistance of the air or some other fluid
Spanishresistencia

155.

Englishabaft
English(nautical) behind, toward the stern relative to some other object or position, aft o
Spanisha popa
Englishabaft
English(nautical) on the aft side
Spanisha popa

156.

Englishtrans-
Englishacross, through, over, beyond, to or on the other side of, outside o
Spanishtrans-, tras-

157.

Englishaccomplish
Englishto finish successfully
Spanishefectuar, realizar, lograr

158.

Englishanswer
Englishreply to e-mail
Spanishcontestación

159.

Englishroll
Englishthe act of rolling
Spanishruedo
Englishroll
Englishthat which rolls, a roller
Spanishrodeador
Englishroll
Englishshortened raised biscuit or bread
Spanishrosca
Englishroll
Englisha heavy, reverberatory sound
Spanishretumbo

160.

Englishbludgeon
Englishto club, hit with a bludgeon
Spanishaporrear

161.

Englishmadden
Englishmake insane
Spanishenloquecer

162.

Englishlukewarm
Englishnot very enthusiastic
Spanishtibio, poco entusiasta, desinteresado, indiferente

163.

Englishraisin
Englishdried grape
Spanishpasa

164.

Englishloom
Englishimpend, threaten, hang over
Spanishcerner qualifier

165.

Englishinfatuate
EnglishTo inspire with unreasoning love or attachment
Spanishembrujar, encantar, infatuar

166.

Englishquotidian
Englishdaily
Spanishcotidiano
Englishquotidian
Englishcommon, mundane
Spanishcotidiano
Englishquotidian
Englishquotidian fever
Spanishcotidiano

167.

Englishlotus
Englishplant of the genus Nelumbo
Spanishloto

168.

Englishcast pearls before swine
Englishcast pearls before swine
Spanishechar perlas a los cerdos, dar margaritas a los cerdos qualifier

169.

Englishdescription
Englishaccount in words
Spanishdescripción

170.

Englishafter
Englishin pursuit of, seeking
Spanishtras, detrás de
Englishafter
Englishin spite o
Spanisha pesar de

171.

Englishreflect
Englishto think seriously, to ponder or consider
Spanishrecapacitar, reflexionar, cavilar

172.

Englishgeneral practitioner
Englishphysician who provides primary care, family doctor
Spanishmédico de familia

173.

Englishnowadays
Englishin the current era
Spanishhoy en día, hoy día, hogaño

174.

Englishlessee
Englishone to whom a lease is given
Spanishinquilino

175.

Englishhook
Englishto catch with a hook
Spanishenganchar

176.

Englishacidic
Englishof or relating to acid
Spanishácido

177.

Englishforget
Englishto cease remembering
Spanisholvidar

178.

Englishliner
Englishship of the line
Spanishbarco de línea

179.

Englishautomatic
EnglishA car with automatic transmission
Spanishautomático

180.

Englishbrown
Englishcolour
Spanishmarróncanelo
Englishbrown
Englishhaving a brown colour
Spanishmarróncastaño
Englishbrown
Englishto become brown
Spanishpardear

181.

Englishacting
Englishtemporarily assuming the duties or authority
Spanishchecken funciónsuplente

182.

Englishmien
Englishdemeanor, facial expression or attitude, especially one which is intended by its bearer
Spanishapostura

183.

Englishpuzzle
Englishanything difficult to understand or make sense o
Spanishrompecabezas
Englishpuzzle
Englishgame for one person
Spanishrompecabezas

184.

Englishduration
Englishamount of time
Spanishduración

185.

Englishable
Englishpermitted to
Spanishcapaz

186.

Englishreprimand
Englishto reprove in a formal or official way
Spanishreprimir, reprender

187.

Englishabash
Englishto make ashamed, to embarrass
Spanishconfundir, avergonzar, abochornar

188.

Englishbanana
Englishplant
Spanishbananero

189.

Englishabreast
Englishinformed
Spanishal corriente
Englishabreast
Englishside by side
Spanishde lado a lado

190.

Englishabout
Englishin circuit
Spanishalrededor

191.

Englishdistraint
Englishright of a landlord to seize the property of a tenant
Spanishembargo

192.

Englishblog
Englishto contribute to a blog
Spanishbloguear

193.

Englishin lieu of|of
Englishinstead, in place of, as a substitute for
Spanishen vez de

194.

Englishin time
Englishas time passes
Spanishcon el pasar del tiempo

195.

Englishdesensitize
Englishcause to become insensitive
Spanishdesensibilizar, insensibilizar

196.

Englishits
Englishthat which belongs to it
Spanishsuyo

197.

Englishburden
Englishencumber
Spanishgravar

198.

Englishabdicate
Englishrenounce a throne
Spanishabdicar

199.

Englishemergency
Englishsituation requiring urgent assistance
Spanishemergencia

200.

Englishabbreviate
Englishto make shorter
Spanishabreviar

201.

Englishaccount to
Englishto be responsible to
Spanishresponder a

202.

Englishrule|mob
Englishthe lower classes of a community
Spanishchusma

203.

Englishbrachial
Englishpertaining or belonging to the ar
Spanishbraquial

204.

Englishabandoned
Englishno longer maintained, forsaken, deserted
Spanishabandonado

205.

Englishdiscredit
Englishharm reputation
Spanishdesacreditar, descreer

206.

Englishcurrent
Englishexisting or occurring at the moment
Spanishactual

207.

Englishcorporal
Englishecclesiastical: cloth on which the elements of the Eucharist are placed
Spanishcorporal

208.

Englishdistil
Englishto undergo distillation
Spanishalambicar, destilar

209.

Englishabbey
Englishchurch of a monastery
Spanishabadía

210.

Englishquintillion
Englisha million quadrillion, 1030
Spanishquintillón

211.

Englishanalyst
Englishsystems analyst
Spanishanalista de sistemas

212.

Englishhave to
Englishconclusion
Spanishdeber
Spanishtener que qualifier
Englishconclusion
Spanishdeber
Spanishtener que qualifier

213.

Englishbark
Englishto strip the bark from, to peel
Spanishdescortezar

214.

Englishscowl
Englishto wrinkle the brows
Spanishfruncir el ceño

215.

Englishdevilish
Englishresembling or characteristic of a devil
Spanishdiabólico

216.

Englishfortnight
Englishperiod of two weeks
Spanishquincena

217.

Englishtreasure
Englishconsider to be precious
Spanishatesorar

218.

Englishlaurel
Englishcrown of laurel
Spanishcorona de laurel

219.

Englishquarter
Englishcoin worth 25 cents
Spanishqualifiereses

220.

Englishwelcome
Englishwhose arrival is a cause of joy
Spanishbienvenido, agradable
Englishwelcome
Englishgreeting given upon someone's arrival
Spanishbienvenidobienvenidabienvenidos
Englishwelcome
Englishutterance of such a greeting
Spanishbienvenida
Englishwelcome
Englishaffirm or greet the arrival of someone
Spanishdar la bienvenida

221.

Englishabout|brought
Englishin circuit
Spanishalrededor

222.

Englishcygnet
Englishyoung of a swan
Spanishcheckpollo de cisne

223.

Englishdickhead
English(slang) stupid person
Spanishcabeza de pene, capullo
Spanishcheckcareverga, checkcara de verga

224.

Englishransom
Englishto pay a price to set someone free
Spanishrescatar

225.

Englishincarcerate
Englishto lock away in prison
Spanishencarcelar

226.

Englishtake care of
Englishlook after
Spanishcheckcuidar de
Englishtake care of
Englishdeal with
Spanishcheckocuparcuidar de, checktener a su cuidado

227.

Englishice field
Englishexpanse of floating ice
Spanishcampo de hielo

228.

Englishneed
Englishto have an absolute requirement for
Spanishnecesitar
Englishneed
Englishto be obliged to
Spanishnecesitar

229.

Englishherald
Englisha harbinger giving signs of things to come
Spanishheraldo

230.

Englishjourney
Englishto travel, to make a trip or voyage
Spanishviajar

231.

Englishdisparate
Englishcomposed of inherently different elements
Spanishdisparheterogéneo

232.

Englisheverywhere
Englishat all places
Spanishpor todas partes

233.

Englishtranslation
Englishgenetics: process for producing proteins
Spanishtraducción

234.

Englishnude|in
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

235.

Englishquality
Englishbeing of good worth
Spanishcheckde calidad

236.

Englishproof|burden
Englishencumber
Spanishgravar

237.

Englishherald|the
Englisha harbinger giving signs of things to come
Spanishheraldo

238.

Englishreprehensible
Englishblameworthy
Spanishreprehensible
Englishreprehensible
Englishdeserving of reprehension
Spanishreprehensible

239.

Englishqualifier|in
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

240.

Englishabstinence
Englishspecifically, abstinence from alcohol
Spanishcheckabstinencia del alcohol attention

241.

Englishrefreshment
EnglishA light snack or drink
Spanishrefrigerio

242.

Englishleave
EnglishTo depart (intransitive)
Spanishpartir, irse, salir
Spanishcheckquedar, checksobrar

243.

Englishpledge
Englishsolemn promise
Spanishcheckjuramento

244.

Englishquarantine
Englishto retain in obligatory isolation or separation as a sanitary prevention
Spanishcuarentenar

245.

Englishabsent-minded
Englishabsent in mind
Spanishdistraído

246.

Englishthrottle
Englisha valve
Spanishacelerador
Englishthrottle
Englishthe lever or pedal that controls this valve
Spanishacelerador

247.

Englishwords|in
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

248.

Englisheyrie
Englishany high and remote but commanding place
Spanishcheckaguilera

249.

Englishjuxtapose
Englishto place side by side
Spanishyuxtaponer

250.

Englishmachinery
Englishcollective parts of something which allow it to function
Spanishmaquinaria
Spanishcheckmaquinaria

251.

Englishlocalization
Englishsoftware engineering: act or process of making a product suitable for use in a particular country or region
Spanishlocalización

252.

253.

Englishevince
Englishshow or demonstrate clearly
Spanishmanifestar, revelar, evidenciar

254.

Englishirritating
Englishcausing irritation, annoyance or pain
Spanishirritante

255.

Englishmemorize
Englishto commit to memory, to learn by heart
Spanishaprender de memoria, memorizar

256.

Englishqualifier|bank
Englishto put into bank
Spanishahorrar, depositar, qualifieres

257.

Englishhouse music
Englishtype of electronic dance music with an uptempo beat and recurring kickdru
Spanishhouse

258.

Englishsoprano
Englishperson or instrument
Spanishchecksoprano

259.

Englishanorexia
Englishloss of appetite
Spanishanorexia

260.

Englishantler
Englishbony structure on the head of deer, moose and elk
Spanishcornamentacuerno

261.

Englishearplug
Englishprotective clothing for the ear canal
Spanishchecktapón

262.

Englishdissatisfaction
Englishunhappiness or discontent
Spanishdescontento

263.

Englishinsistently
Englishin an insistent manner
Spanishinsistentemente

264.

Englishhealth care
Englishprevention, treatment, and management of illnesses
Spanishasistencia sanitaria

265.

Englishlessor
Englishowner of property that is leased
Spanisharrendador

266.

Englishrecyclable
Englishable to be recycled
Spanishreciclable

267.

Englishcourt|the
Englishplace for playing the game of tennis and some other ball games
Spanishcancha

268.

Englishof|in
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

269.

Englishlittle owl
Englishspecies of owl
Spanishmochuelo europeo

270.

Englishpunishment|corporal
Englishecclesiastical: cloth on which the elements of the Eucharist are placed
Spanishcorporal

271.

Englishcourt|supreme
Englishplace for playing the game of tennis and some other ball games
Spanishcancha

272.

Englishin|joining
Englishlanguage, script, or tone
Spanishen qualifier

273.

Englishhomegrown
EnglishGrown at home
Spanishcheckde cosecha propia , checkcasero

274.

Englishdesirous
EnglishFeeling desire, eagerly wishing, solicitous, eager to obtain, covetous
Spanishdeseoso

275.

Englishanticlockwise
Englishin the opposite direction to the hands of an analogue clock
Spanishcontra reloj
Spanishchecken sentido contrario a las agujas del reloj attention

276.

Englishidentity theft
Englishthe deliberate assumption of another person's identity
Spanishhurto de la identidad

277.

Englishabactor
Englishone who steals and drives away cattle or beasts by herds

278.

Englishrain cats and dogs
Englishto rain very heavily
Spanishllover a cántaros, llover a mares

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