escena
f.
scene,
stage
escenario
m.
stage
escéptico,
-a
sceptical
esclavina
f.
priest's
collar
esclavitud
f.
slavery
escoger
choose,
select
esconder
hide,
conceal;
—se
lurk,
hide,
be
hidden
Escorial, El m. the Escurial ( the enormous monastery erected byPhilip II on the east slope of the Guadarrama mountains, thirty miles north-west
of Madrid. It is said to contain 16 patios, 2673
windows,1200 doors, 86 staircases, and 89
fountains. )
escribir
write;
por
escrito
in
writing
escuchar
listen
to
escuela
f.
school
ese,
esa
that;
ése,
ésa,
eso
that
one,
that;
eso
es
just
so;
eso
sí
to
be
sure,
indeed;
a
eso
de
at
about;
por
eso
on
that
account
esfera
f.
sphere
esfuerzo
m.
effort
esmeralda
f.
emerald
espacio
m.
period,
space
espalda
f.
( also
pl. )
back
espantoso,
-a
terrific,
terrible
España
f.
Spain
español,
-la
Spanish;
el Español = el Teatro Español the foremost theater
of
Madrid
esparcir
scatter
espectáculo
m.
sight
esperanza
f.
hope
esperar expect, await, wait (for), hope (for) espeso,
-a
thick
espesura f. thicket, dense wood or brush espíritu
m.
mind,
spirit
espléndido,
-a
splendid
esposo,
-a
m.
and
f.
husband,
wife;
—os
husband
and
wife
espuma
f.
froth,
foam
esquela
f.
note
establecer
fix,
bring
about
establecimiento
m.
establishment
estación
f.
station
estado
m.
state,
condition
estallar
burst
forth
estancia
f.
room
estante
m.
shelves,
bookcase,
stand
estar
be
( temporary
condition;
location)
este,
-a
this;
the
latter;
éste,
ésta,
esto
this
one,
this;
the
latter;
en
esto
during
this
time
Esteban
m.
Stephen;
San — de Gormaz an ancient village on the riverDuero,
in
the
province
of
Soria
estepa
f.
steppe,
barren
plain
estimación
f.
esteem
estimar
value,
regard
estimular
stimulate,
quicken
estipular
stipulate
estoico,
-a
stoic
estola
f.
stole
estorbar trouble, prevent, be a hindrance, be in the way
estrechar
press,
grasp,
clasp
estrella
f.
star
estrellar
dash
against
estrenar play or wear for the first time estrepitoso,
-a
loud,
noisy
estrujar
crush,
squeeze
estudiar
study,
prepare
estúpido,
-a
stupid
estupor
m.
amazement
eterno,
-a
eternal
etiqueta
f.
etiquette,
form
evitar
avoid
exacto,
-a
exact
exaltación
f.
excitement,
passion
exaltado,
-a
excited
examinar
examine
exasperado,
-a
exasperated
exasperarse
become
excited
excelente
excellent
excepción
f.
exception
excesivamente
excessively
exceso
m.
excess
excitado,
-a
excited
exclamación
f.
exclamation
excluir
exclude
exhortar
exhort
exhorto m. letters requisitorial ( request sent by one judge
to
another)
exigencia
f.
demand
exigente
exacting
exigir
require,
demand
existencia
f.
existence,
life;
pl.
stock
existir
exist
expansión
f.
expansiveness
expectación f. expectation, period of waiting;
con
—
expectantly
expediente m. proceedings, action; procedure expiación
f.
expiation
expiar
expiate
expirar
expire,
die
away
explanada f. esplanade, level piece of ground explicación
f.
explanation
explicar
explain
exponer
expose
expresar
express
expresión
f.
expression
expresivo,
-a
expressive
exquisito,
-a
exquisite;
extreme
éxtasis
m.
ecstasy
extender
extend,
stretch,
spread
extensión
f.
expanse
exterior
m.
exterior
extinguir
extinguish;
—se
die
out
extraer
extract
extraordinario,
-a
extraordinary
extraviarse
go
astray,
become
lost
extremo,
-a
extreme;
n.m.
end,
extreme;
por
—
extremely
F
fábrica
f.
factory
fabuloso,
-a
fabulous
facción
f.
feature
fácil
easy
factura
f.
bill,
invoice
facha
f.
appearance,
look;
show,
"sight"
fachada
f.
façade,
front
falda
f.
skirt
falso,
-a
false
falta f. fault, mistake; omission, failure, lack; hace
—— it is necessary or needed;
sin
——
without
fail
faltar go back on, fail, not be present; be lacking, be
missing;
poco
le
faltaba
he
came
near
fama
f.
reputation
familia
f.
family
familiaridad
f.
familiarity
fantasía
f.
imagination
fantástico,
-a
fantastic
fantasmón
m.
conceited
ass
farolito
m.
Chinese
lantern
farsante
m.
hypocrite,
bluffer
fascinar
fascinate,
hypnotize
fatalidad
f.
fatality
fatiga
f.
weariness;
trouble
fatigar
fatigue,
tire
favor
m.
favor;
por
—
please
favorecer
favor,
aid
fe
f.
faith;
buena
—
good
faith
febril
feverish
felicidad f. happiness; I, 749 pl. good-bye feliz
happy;
fortunate
fenomenal
tremendous
feo,
-a
homely,
ugly
feria
f.
fair,
market,
holiday
ferial
m.
market,
fair
feróstico,
-a
capricious,
wayward
ferrocarril
m.
railway
ferviente
fervent
fervoroso,
-a
ardent
festejo
m.
feast,
entertainment
feudalismo
m.
feudalism
fiar
(de,
en),
fiarse
(de)
trust
(to)
fidelidad
f.
fidelity
fiera
f.
wild
beast
fierecilla
f.
little
savage
fiero,
-a
fierce,
savage
fiesta
f.
fête,
celebration,
holiday;
hacer
—s
a
caress,
play
with
figura
f.
figure,
form,
appearance
figurar
figure,
appear;
—se
imagine,
fancy,
suppose
fijamente
fixedly
fijar
fix;
—se
become
fixed;
—se
en
notice
fijo,
-a
fixed,
unchanging;
de
—
surely
Filomena
f.
Philomena
fin
m.
end,
object;