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| administrative office of an institution or organization |
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| to return, to go (come) back |
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| to close in a figurative or ceremonial sense |
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| opening in a figurative or ceremonial sense |
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| a physical opening or hole, an aperture |
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| to have (had) just done something |
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| to finish doing something |
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| living room, usually with some qualifier; sala de espera; salón de espectáculos |
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| room, private or personal |
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| room, hotel, or more private rooms when talking about real estate |
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| rubber, waterproof rubberized fabric |
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| rubber, rubber band, soft rubber |
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| wood, pole, stick, something cylindrical |
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| to wipe out, bump off, implies a criminal rubbing or wiping out of someone |
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| to execute, capital punishment |
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| large piece of a hard substance, sometimes block of houses |
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Spanish America: city block
Spain: stable |
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| to take, to grasp as with claws or garras |
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| to draw towards evening; to happen late in the afternoon |
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| to hang by the neck in order to execute someone |
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| to hang, to flunk or fail someone |
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| hang, as in when suspended and hangs freely from a higher position |
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| school, primary or middle |
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| small round medicinal pill |
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larger than a píldora
sometimes a cake or bar of soap |
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| small sugar coated pill or colored candy |
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| to shake from cold, an emotion, or because of some physical force |
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| to shake or shudder from horror or strong emotion |
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| to shake from cold or fever |
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| to answer, to respond, to reply |
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| objetar/contradecir/rebatir |
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| to object, to contradict, to refute |
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| to love, idealized or abstract |
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| to love, more physical and possessive |
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| shell, thick skin of shrimp, nuts, eggs, etc. |
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| thick shell of crabs, lobsters, etc. |
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| the peeled off skin of fruit or veggie |
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| cracking of eggs or nutshells |
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| peeling of a fruit, suggests the use of a knife |
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| to wait, to expect, to hope |
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| to wait (for), when waiting is very long |
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| hill, isolated, rocky or rough |
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| cliff in a marine context |
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| to endure, to suffer though something |
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| to support, to back up someone |
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| patient endurance of some burden |
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| old, disparaging attitude |
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| euphemism for viejo, old people |
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| very old, suggests decaying |
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rancid/well-aged,
old, related to tradition, customs, ancestry |
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| to assemble, to put together, to put up |
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| to assemble engines, motors, etc. |
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| wrath, anger, accompanied by some loss of self-control |
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| to build, to erect a building |
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| exasperate, to drive crazy, to unhinge |
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| stop, as in public ground transportation |
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stop, as in air or sea transportation
scale for measurement |
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| to go though (an economic crisis), to pass through |
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| soil or inside floor of building |
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| to throw indicating violence, emotion, or impulsiveness |
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| to throw away something no longer wanted or useful |
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| to throw out, more evicting or firing sense |
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to throw out, to fire
to bounce |
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to miss something or someone
to surprise, sorprender |
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to take an exam
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| asqueroso, chochino, inmundo, puerco, mugriento |
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| soft, what is not hard and yields easily to pressure |
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soft, physical
soft, circumstances |
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to start + gerund
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to begin with verbs of motion
to begin w/ emotion |
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to enjoy privileges, advantages, comforts
to enjoy pleasure or joy |
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to pray out loud
to pray, more literary |
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| prayer w/ special request or favor sought |
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cake
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cake w/ layers or fruit pie |
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