f. 

<de un objeto>breakage; <de un hueso>fracture;

(~de ligamentos)torn ligaments

<en un objeto>break, crack;<en una prenda>tear, rip(tiene una~ en la manga) it has a rip in the sleeve

m.

1.fabric; knitting; crochet

2. <anat.>tissue

m.

1.backward movement; backward step

2.deterioration; worsening

3.<econ>recession

m/f.

1.informant, squealer<spain>

2.tattletale<spain>

m.

1.alarm, warning signal

m.

cushion

verbo pronominal(+me/te/le etc.)

to feel like; crave

(se me antojó una cerveza) i felt like a having a beer.

(de embarazada se me antojaban las uvas)when i was pregnant, i had a craving for grapes

(hace lo que se le antoja) he does what he feels like

(porque no se me antoja) because i don't feel like it

m. 

1.<cuerpo, forma> shape;
(vi un ~ que se movía) I saw a shape moving;
(escurrir el ~ )(fam) <en el trabajo> to duck out;
<en entrevista> to dodge the issue

<volumen>: (hace mucho/poco ~) it is/isn't very bulky

2.<Med> lump

1. <maleta, bolsa>piece of luggage;
   (~ de mano)piece o item of hand baggage o luggage;
   (cargada de ~s)laden with packages <o bags etc>

1.<alegría, rabia, dolor>to  hide; conceal

2.<imperfección/defecto>to hide;disguise

3. to pretend

to let oneself down;slid down

(el ladrón se descolgó por la ventana hasta la calle)

the thief got out through the window and dropped down to the street.

2.<quedar atrás>(el ciclista francés se ha descolgado del grupo de cabeza) the french cyclist has been left behind  by the leading group.

3.<caerse>(el cuadro se descolgó) the painting fell down

to catch a cold

constipado:a cold;(es muy constipado) he has a bad cold. (pillar un constipado)to catch a cold

[LAm]connstipated

<pintura,mesa> to scratch; scrawl

2. <aproximarse> to border on sth; to verge on

[Méx]<obreros> to get paid; to receive wages

to raise

(empinarse) to stand on tiptoes

<tirar> to throw;<luz> to shed;<humo> to belch out;<lava> to spew (out)

2.<vomitar> to throw up

(arrojarse)to throw oneself (~se sobre algo/alguien)throw oneself at someone/thing<perro/tigre> to pounce on someone/thing

ID card; (~de conducir) driver's license(~de estudiante) student card (~de socio) membeship card

escarmentar

to learn one's lesson;

(¡para que escarmientes!)that'll teach you!

(no escarmienta) she never learns

escarmiento: lesson

(habrá que darle un buen escarmiento) he needs to be taught a good lesson.

<apoyarse>to rest on;  (esta viga estriba en aquella columna) this beam rests on that column

<fundarse>to stem from; lie(quiero saber de qué estriba ese estado de nervios) i'd like to know the reason for all this nervousness

m/f

cross-eyed

m.

dungeon; cell

m/f

crippled

(un~de guerra)a disabled veteran

m.

outrage; insult

<de ultrajar>

m.

<auto>clamp;trap;<hist> stocks

m/f

terrifying; horrific

<pájaro>to screech;<cerdo> to squeal;<ratón>to squeak<persona>to shout; yell<de dolor, miedo> to scream

(~le a alguien) to shout/scream at sb

m.

granite

[femenine noun that take the masculine article in the singular]

classroom; lecture hall

pp.

inhibited; awkward

<also>

cohibir:<inhibir>to inhibit (su presencia me~) his presence inhibits me.<hacer sentir incómodo>(hablar en publico lo~) he feels awkward speaking in public.

cohibirse:<inhibirse> to inhibit;<sentirse incómodo> to  feel awkward

(de algo) to boast[about something]

(alardea de tener dinero) he boasts of being well off.

m.

scaffolding

to crumble; fall apart; to go to pieces

to collapse

to amaze; astonished

(me asombró su reaccion) i was taken aback by his reaction

asombrarse:to be astonished or amazed;

(se asombró con los resultados) she was astonished by the results

(yo ya no me asombro por nada) nothing surprises me anymore.