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office (general);
place where clerical or business activities are conducted by one or more persons (like in larger legal firms) |
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office, study (professor);
private office of a single person at home or away from home |
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office (principal);
administrative office of an institution or organization with a director |
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office (medical);
place where several doctors work (Social Security medical office) |
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office (doctor's);
physician's private office |
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clinic, hospital (specialization);
independent medical facility or part of a hospital dedicated to the treatment of specific diseases or medical problems |
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to return, go (come) back;
same as regresar but more common in Spain |
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to return, go (come) back;
same as volver but more common in Spanish America |
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| to return (something), give back; to throw up (synonym of vomitar) |
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| to close, shut; to lock (door) |
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| physical closing, shutting of something (banks) |
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| physical opening, gap (tent) |
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| to close, adjourn in a figurative or ceremonial sense (convention) |
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| ceremonial closing, adjournment |
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| opening in a figurative or ceremonial sense (negotiations) |
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| to finish doing (something); to have (had) just done something |
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| to finish doing something |
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| living room, parlor (smaller) |
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| room (belongs to someone); typically private or personal |
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| room (general); preferred in hotel language; rooms of a house assigned a more private use (bedroom, study, playroom) in contrast to those more generally used |
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| living room; large room, hall (bigger, adjoined) |
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| rubber; oilcloth (general, fabric, waterproof, table covering) |
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| rubber; rubber band (softer) |
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| wooden (cylindrical) (pole, stick, mast of a ship) |
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| pole, stick; a blow with a stick |
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| to murder, assassinate; to kill someone intentionally and with malice |
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| to finish off (a seriously injured or dying person or animal) |
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| to wipe out, bump off (criminal) |
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| to execute (capital punishment after some type of trial or judgement |
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block (Sp. Am.); rectangular division of a city or town bound by consecutive streets
horse stable (Sp.) |
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| stable for animals other than horses |
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| block of houses; a large piece of a hard substance such as wood, marble, or stone |
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| closet (for clothes) (small room for clothes) |
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| cupboard, closet; locker (set in a wall) (food/cooking) |
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| checkroom, cloakroom; clothes closet (personal wardrobe) |
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to take (Sp. Am.);
to grasp (Sp.) as with claws |
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| to grow dark; go to bed; evening; nightfall |
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| to draw towards evening; to happen late in the afternoon; to arrive |
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| ordinary, common, plain, unexceptional; coarse, vulgar |
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