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| straight line or row of people in an orderly fashion |
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| string, line, or row (especially common with reference to trees, shrubs, and inanimate objects) |
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| to line up, arrange in a line |
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| tail, line (as in a line of people waiting behind one another) |
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| bell, buzzer (refers to spring or electrically operated device, such as a bicycle or doorbell) |
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| bell (small, hollow, and roundish device with a metal ball inside--can be jingle bells, cat collar, sewn on clothing...) |
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| a larger, cup-shaped instrument made of bronze and found in churches, convents, etc. |
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| (cow)bell--bell hung around a farm animal's neck for the purpose of locating them more easily |
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| bell, handbell (smaller bell) |
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| bright, sharp, clever, sly |
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| street (public thoroughfare in a city or town) |
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| highway (or any major road) |
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| freeway (synonym of autopista but may have more lanes) |
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| lane (preferred in Spain) |
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| lane (preferred in Spanish America) |
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| place, spot (preferred when referring to the customary place where something is found) |
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| place, spot (secluded, deserted, or remote location) |
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| place, premises (indicates a place indoors) |
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| place, town (very common synonym of lugar and sitio) |
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| point, tip (sharp-pointed or projecting end of something) |
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| point (can be a point in time, space, or in an argument) |
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| sharp (ie..be there at 7:00 sharp!) |
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| to be about to do something |
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| to tune up, adjust, get (something) ready |
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| to roll (over); crush or defeat (an opponent) |
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| to run over (with a vehicle); to knock down (violently) |
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| to annihilate (to totally destroy someone or something) |
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| to put or insert something or someone within or inside of something else |
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| to place, put (indicates that something is being put or placed in its appropriate location or order, often with special care. |
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| to put in, insert, introduce (esp. for going into something small--key into lock, coin into slot, letter into envelope or mailbox) |
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| to harass (to pursue a person or animal continuously or persistently) |
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| to pursue (high degree of intensity--may have a person or a goal as its direct object--more neutral than acosar) |
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| to annoy, bother, or pester |
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| to lash physically; to pursue or harass relentlessly |
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| getaway (the getaway or escape route OR the actual act of escaping) |
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| flight, escape (stresses rapidity--fuga indicates escaping from somewhere) |
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| to flee, escape, run away |
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| to flee, escape (rapidly) |
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| escape, evasion (has notion of concealment or avoidance) |
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| the capacity to act or do something of a personal, social, or political nature. (can also refer to power of attorney) |
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| power (measurable mechanical or electrical energy)--can also be used when referring to a nation as a political, economic, or military force. |
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| power, force (the strength to realize or accomplish something) |
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| to realize (to become aware of something) |
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| to realize (stresses suddenness of perception) |
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| to realize (to accomplish or achieve something) |
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| patient suffering (can be physical or mental) |
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| to suffer patiently (physically or mentally) |
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| chronic suffering (physical or mental) |
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| to suffer (chronically--physically or mentally) |
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| pasar + certain nouns (hambre, sed, dolor, anguistas, calor, etc.) |
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| to give (as a gift or present) |
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| gift (modest--usually ceremonial or formal) |
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| gift (token gift or gift t |
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| gift (token gift or gift given to keep the favor of the recipient) |
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| donation, gift (private gift of money to some institution or entity) |
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| gift (something given disinterestly or freely, especially for the benefit of someone of lesser social position) |
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