m.
fertilizer
ABRIR
v.
to
open
ACABAR v. to finish; —— DE ( followed by inf. ) to have just ACARREO
m.
carriage,
transportation
ACASO
adv.
perhaps
ACAUDALADO -A adj. abundant, copious, of great volume; wealthy, opulent ACAUDILLAR
v.
to
lead
ACEBO
m.
holly
ACEITE
m.
oil
ACERCA prep. about, concerning; —— DE about, in regard to ACERCAR
v.
to
draw
near;
to
bring
together
ACERO
m.
steel
ACONTECER
v.
to
happen
ACONTECIMIENTO
m.
event
ACORDAR v. to agree; ——-SE DE to remember, to keep in mind ACORDE
adj.
conformable,
according
ACRECENTAR
v.
to
increase
ACTO
m.
act;
ceremony,
function
ACTUAL
adj.
present,
actual
ACTUALMENTE
adv.
at
present
ACUERDO m. accord, resolution; DE —— CON in harmony with, according to ACUÑAR
v.
to
coin
ADAGIO
m.
proverb,
adage
ADECUADO
-A
adj.
adequate,
fit,
suitable
ADELANTAR
v.
to
advance;
to
make
progress
ADELANTO
m.
advance,
progress
ADEMÁS
adv.
besides,
moreover
ADMIRACIÓN
f.
surprise,
wonder
ADQUIERE
see
ADQUIRIR
ADQUIRIR
v.
to
acquire,
to
obtain
ADUANA
f.
custom-house,
DERECHO
DE
—— customs duty
ADVERTIR
v.
to
observe,
to
note,
to
warn
AFAMADO
-A
adj.
famous,
noted
AFICIÓN
f.
affection,
liking
AFILADO
-A
adj.
sharp
AFLUENTE
m.
tributary
(of
a
river)
AFLUIR
v.
to
flow
into
AFORTUNADAMENTE
adv.
fortunately
AGOBIAR
v.
to
oppress,
to
overwhelm
AGOTAR
v.
to
exhaust
AGRADABLE
adj.
pleasant,
agreeable
AGREGAR
v.
to
collect,
to
add
AGRÍCOLA
adj.
agricultural
AGRIMENSOR
m.
surveyor
AGUA
f.
water;
——S
ARRIBA
up
the
stream
AGUACATE
m.
alligator
pear
AGUANTE
m.
endurance
AGUDO
-A
adj.
sharp,
keen;
brisk,
active
AGUJERO
m.
hole,
opening
AHORA
adv.
now
AHUYENTAR
v.
to
put
to
flight
AISLAR
v.
to
isolate;
to
insulate
AJEDREZ
m.
chess;
PIEZA
DE
——
chessman
ALAMEDA
f.
walk,
promenade,
mall
ALBA
f.
dawn
ALBO
-A
adj.
white
ALCANZAR v. to reach, to attain, to acquire; to overtake, to catch up with ALDEA
f.
village
ALEGRE
adj.
happy,
gay
ALEMÁN,
ALEMANA
adj.
German
ALGODÓN
m.
cotton
ALIMENTO
m.
food,
nourishment
ALMA
f.
soul
ALMENDRA
f.
almond;
——
DE
CACAO
cocoa
bean
ALMIAR
m.
haystack
ALMIRANTE
m.
admiral
ALMORZAR
v.
to
breakfast;
to
lunch
ALMUERZO
m.
breakfast,
luncheon
ALOJAR
v.
to
lodge,
to
house
ALPISTE
m.
canary
seed
ALQUILER
m.
rent,
rental
ALREDEDOR
adv.
around;
——ES
m.
pl.
environs,
suburbs
ALTERAR
v.
to
change,
to
affect
ALTIPLANICIE
f.
tableland
ALTO -A adj. high; loud; EL —— O AMAZONAS the upper Amazon; m.
height; PASAR POR —— to overlook, to pay no attention to ALUMBRAR
v.
to
light,
to
illuminate
ALUMNO -A m. and f. pupil, student; —— INTERNO -A boarding of pupil ALUVIÓN
m. .
alluvium
ALZAR
v.
to
raise;
——SE
to
rise,
to
tower
ALLÁ
adv.
there;
MÁS
——
DE
beyond
ALLÍ
adv.
there
AMARILLENTO
-A
adj.
yellowish
AMBOS
-AS
adj.
pl.
both
AMBULANTE
adj.
traveling,
itinerant
AMENO
-A
adj.
pleasant,
delicious
AMISTOSO
-A
adj.
friendly
AMORFO
-A
adj.
amorphous
AMPLIAR
v.
to
enlarge,
to
increase
AMPLIO
-A
adj.
plentiful,
extensive,
large,
ample
AMUEBLAR
v.
to
furnish
ANCA
f.
haunch
ANCHO
-A
adj.
broad,
large
ANCHUROSO
-A
adj.
wide
ANGOSTO
-A
adj.
narrow,
close
ANHELO
m.
zeal,
eagerness;
anxiety
ANIMAR
v.
to
animate,
to
encourage
ANIQUILAR
v. to
annihilate
ANTERIOR
adj.
former,
previous
ANTES
adv.
before,
beforehand
ANTIGÜEDAD
f.
antiquity;
——ES
relics
ANTIGUO
-a
adj.
antique,
ancient,
old
ANTRACITA
f.
anthracite
coal
ANULAR
v.
to
annul
AÑADIR
v.
to
add
to,
join
AÑIL
m.
indigo
plant;
indigo
blue
AÑO
m.
year
APADRINAR v. to act as godfather to; to patronize, to protect APARECER
v.
to
appear
APARIENCIA
f.
appearance
APARTE
adv.
apart,
separately;
——
DE
besides
APENAS
adv.
scarcely,
hardly
APETECER
v.
to
long
for,
to
seek
APILAR
v.
to
heap,
to
pile
up
APLICAR
v.
to
apply,
to
attribute
APOGEO
m.
zenith,
highest
point
of
power
APRECIAR
v.
to
appreciate,
to
prize
APRESAR
v.
to
seize,
to
grasp,
to
capture
APROVECHAR v. to use; to become useful; to progress; ——SE to profit by, to take
advantage
of
APROXIMAR(SE)
v.
to
approach
AQUÍ
adv.
here
ARAÑA
f.
spider
ARBITRAJE
m.
arbitration
ÁRBITRO
m.
arbiter
ÁRBOL
m.
tree
ARBUSTO
m.
shrub
ARDIENTE
adj.
ardent,
hot,
fiery
ARDUO
-A
adj.
arduous,
difficult
ARENA
f.
sand
ARENAL
m.
sandy
tract
ARMADA
f.
fleet,
navy
ARRABAL
m.
suburb;
——ES
environs
ARRANCAR v. to root out, to draw out; to wrench; to begin ARREGLAR
v.
to
regulate,
to
settle,
to
arrange
ARREGLO
m.
rule,
arrangement;
CON
—— A according to
ARRENDAR
v.
to
lease
ARRIBA
adv.
above,