Spanish Translation to English
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- architecture [ar-kee-tek-TOO-ra] noun, fem. architecture
Architecture is the technique and art used in all construction.
Architecture is the technique and art used in all construction. - arrancar (se) [a-rran-KAR-se] verb to take out, pull out
The truck pulls up the tree.
The truck pulls the tree out. - drag [a-rras-TRAR] verb to drag
David drags a sack.
David drags a sack. - fix [a-rre-GLAR] verb to arrange, to repair
The worker fixes the machine.
The worker repairs the machine. - arrest [a-rres-TAR] verb to arrest
Police arrest thieves.
The policeman arrests the robbers. - upstairs [a-RREE-ba] adverb upstairs
My bedroom is upstairs.
My bedroom is upstairs. - Up! [a-RREE-ba] idiomatic expression Hurray!
Players up!
Hurray for the players!
- architecture [ar-kee-tek-TOO-ra] noun, fem. architecture
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- roll [a-rro-LYAR, a-rro-YAR] verb to roll
The boys roll the newspapers.
The boys are rolling the newspapers. - el arroz[a-ROS] noun, masc. rice
Me gusta el arroz con pollo.
I like rice with chicken. - el artista[ar-TEES-tah] noun artist
Ese artista exhibe sus pinturas en los museos de Barcelona.
That artist exhibits his paintings in the Barcelona museums. - así[a-SEE] adverb this way, so
Así comen los españoles.
The Spanish eat this way. - el asiento[a-SYEN-to] noun, masc. seat
Este asiento es para usted.
This seat is for you. - asistir[a-sees-TEER] verb to attend
Los padres asisten a las reuniones de la escuela.
The parents attend the school meetings. - la aspiradora [as-pee-ra-DO-ra] noun, fem. vacuum cleaner
La aspiradora limpia la alfombra.
The vacuum cleaner cleans the rug. - el astronauta[as-tro-NAU-ta] noun, masc. astronaut
El astronauta es muy valiente.
The astronaut is very courageous. - astuto[as-TU-to] adjective, masc. cunning, astute
astuta[as-TU-ta] fem.
Es un hombre astuto.
He is a cunning man. - atreverse[a-tre-BER-se] verb to dare
¿Quién se atreve a subir el árbol?
Who dares to climb the tree? - ausente[au-SEN-te] adjective absent
¿Quién está ausente hoy?
Who is absent today? - el autobús [au-to-BUS] noun, masc. bus
Rafael toma el autobús a las siete de la mañana.
Ralph takes the bus at seven A.M. - el automóvil[au-to-MO-beel] noun, masc. automobile
Acaban de comprar un automóvil.
They have just bought an automobile. - la avenida [a-be-NEE-da] noun, fem. avenue
El edificio está cerca de la avenida Bolívar.
The building is near Bolivar Avenue. - la aventura [a-ben-TU-ra] noun, fem. adventure
María cuenta su aventura.
Mary is telling her adventure. - avergonzarse [a-ber-gon-SAR-se] verb to be ashamed
Se avergüenza cuando no hace la tarea.
He is ashamed when he does not do his homework. - el avión[a-BEEON] noun, masc. plane
El avión se despega del aeropuerto.
The plane takes off from the airport.
- roll [a-rro-LYAR, a-rro-YAR] verb to roll
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- el avión a chorro[a-BEEON-a-CHO-rro] noun, masc. jet airplane
El avión a chorro es muy rápido.
The jet airplane is very rapid. - ¡ay! [AEE] interjection Oh!
¡Ay! La hora llega.
Oh! The hour is here. - ayer [a-YER] adverb yesterday
En el refrigerador hay comida de ayer.
There is food from yesterday in the refrigerator. - ayudar [a-yu-DAR] verb to help
Los señores en la ambulancia van a ayudar.
The men in the ambulance are going to help. - el azúcar[a-SU-car] noun, masc. sugar
El azúcar es dulce.
Sugar is sweet. - azul[a-SUL] adjective blue
A veces el cielo está azul.
Sometimes the sky is blue. - bailar[baee-LAR] verb to dance
Me gusta bailar.
I like to dance. - bajar[ba-JAR] verb to go down
Ellos bajan por la escalera.
They go down the stairway. - bajo[BA-jo] adjective, masc. low
baja[BA-ja] fem.
El techo es bajo.
The roof is low. - la bandera [ban-DE-ra] noun, fem. flag
¿Cómo es la bandera de tu país?
What is your country’s flag like? - bañarse[ba-NYAR-se] verb to take a bath
En casa nos bañamos por la noche.
At home we take a bath at night. - el baño[BA-nyo] noun, masc. bath, restroom
Ella está en el baño ahora.
She is in the bath now. - el baño de sol[BA-nyo-de-SOL] noun, masc. sunbath
Juanita toma un baño de sol en el patio.
Juanita takes a sunbath on the patio. - barato[ba-RA-to] adjective, masc. cheap
barata[ba-RA-ta] fem.
Es un juguete barato.
It is a cheap toy. - la barba [BAR-ba] noun, fem. beard, chin
Santa Claus tiene una barba blanca.
Santa Claus has a white beard.
- el avión a chorro[a-BEEON-a-CHO-rro] noun, masc. jet airplane
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- el barco[BAR-co] noun, masc. boat
Ellos pasean en el barco.
They take a ride in the boat. - basketball [BAS-ket-bol] noun, masc. basketball
My brother likes to play basketball.
My brother likes to play basketball. - the baby [be-BE] noun, masc. baby
My aunt's baby is happy.
My aunt's baby is happy. - drink [be-BER] verb to drink
The girl drinks milk.
The girl drinks milk. - the drink [be-BEE-da] noun, fem. drink
I'm thirsty. Let's go buy a drink.
I'm thirsty. Let's buy a drink. - baseball [BAYS-bol] noun, masc. baseball
Baseball is my favorite sport.
Baseball is my favorite sport. - beautiful [BE-lyo, BE-yo] adjective, masc. beautiful
bella [BE-lya, BE-ya] fem.
The garden is beautiful.
The garden is beautiful. - the kiss [BE-so] noun, masc. kiss
The mother gives the son a kiss.
The mother gives her son a kiss. - the library [bee-bleeo-TE-ka] noun, fem. library
In the library there are books of all kinds.
There are all kinds of books in the library. - the bicycle [bee-see-KLE-ta] noun, fem. bicycle
The bicycle has two wheels.
The bicycle has two wheels. - okay [BYEN] adjective all right, ok
Okay! Juan can play.
It's all right. Juan can play. - good [BYEN] adverb well
Jorge writes well.
George writes well. - well done [BYEN-E-cho] adverb Well done!
The job is well done.
The work is well done. - el steak [bees-TEK] noun, masc. beefsteak He
always orders a steak at the restaurant.
He always orders a beefsteak in the restaurant. - white [BLAN-ko] adjective, masc. white
white [BLAN-ka] fem.
The car is white.
The car is white.
- el barco[BAR-co] noun, masc. boat
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- the mouth [BO-ka] noun, fem. mouth
You eat with your mouth.
You eat with your mouth. - the ticket [bo-LE-to] noun, masc. ticket
Do you have a ticket?
Do you have a ticket? - the bag [BOL-sa] noun, fem. purse, pocket
The lady puts the money in the bag.
The lady puts the money in her purse. - the handbag [BOL-sa-de-MA-no] noun, fem. handbag
Your handbag is in the closet.
Her handbag is in the closet. - the pen [bo-LI-gra-fo] noun, masc. ballpoint pen
Luis has a pen in his pocket.
Luis has a ballpoint pen in his pocket. - the pocket [bowl-SEE-lyo, bowl-SEE-yo] noun, masc. pocket
There is a pocket inside the bag.
There is a pocket inside the coat (jacket). - the fireman [bom-BE-ro] noun, masc. fireman
The fireman is strong.
The fireman is strong. - nice [bo-NEE-to] adjective, masc. pretty
pretty [bo-NEE-ta] fem.
The dress is very pretty.
The dress is very pretty. - the draft [bo-rra-DOR] noun, masc. eraser
The pencil eraser is made of rubber.
The pencil eraser is made of rubber. - erase [bo-RRAR] verb to erase
The teacher erases the board.
The teacher erases the chalkboard. - the forest [BOS-ke] noun, masc. forest
There are many trees in the forest.
There are many trees in the forest. - the bottle [bo-TE-lya, bo-TE-ya] noun, fem. bottle
The water bottle is in the refrigerator.
The bottle of water is in the refrigerator. - la apothecary [bo-TEE-ka] noun, fem. drugstore
The lady goes to the pharmacy to buy medicine.
The lady goes to the drugstore to buy medicine. - the button [bo-TON] noun, masc. button
The jacket has a large button.
The coat (jacket) has a large button. - Bravo! [BRA-bo] interjection Hurray!
Bravo! He just got a good grade.
Hurray! He just got a good grade. - jump [breen-KAR] verb to jump
We don't jump in the classroom.
We do not jump in the classroom. - jump rope [breen-KAR-la-CUER-da] idiomatic expression to jump rope
We like to jump rope.
We like to jump rope. - Good luck [bue-na-SUER-te] idiomatic expression Good luck!
When the game starts, everyone says "Good luck!"
When the game begins, everyone says "Good luck!" - Good afternoon [good afternoon, good evening] Idiomatic expression Good afternoon, Good evening
The children say to the teacher "Good afternoon."
The children say "Good afternoon" to the teacher. - Good morning [good-we-DEE-as] idiomatic expression Good morning
When we wake up we say "Good morning."
When we wake up, we say "Good morning." - el boulevard [bu-le-VAR] noun, masc. boulevard
The parade is on the boulevard of San Miguel.
The parade is on St. Michael's Boulevard. - the ship [BU-ke] noun, masc. ship
The ship crosses the ocean.
The ship crosses the ocean.
- the mouth [BO-ka] noun, fem. mouth
- the donkey [BU-rro] noun, masc. donkey
The donkey is a good worker.
The donkey is a good worker.