La Serie de Lenguaje Moderno del Librero Heath - Mariucha by Benito Pérez Galdós - HTML preview

revolver

overturn,

upset;

p.p.

topsy-turvy

rial

=

real

ricacho

m.

rich

guy

ricachona

f.

very

wealthy

woman

Ricardo

m.

Richard

rico,

-a

rich

ridiculez

f.

folly;

mortification

ridículo, -a ridiculous; n.m. ridicule, ridiculous plight

riesgo

m.

risk

rígido,

-a

rigid

rigor

m.

severity,

strictness

riqueza

f.

riches

riquísimo,

-a

very

rich,

splendid

risa

f.

laughter;

humor

ristra

f.

string

( of

onions,

etc. )

risueño,

-a

smiling

ritual

m.

ritual;

libro de —— prayer book, book of services

robar

steal,

rob,

deprive

of

robustez

f.

vigor

roca

f.

rock

rodar

roll

rodear

surround,

encircle

rodilla

f.

knee;

de

—s

kneeling

rogar

ask,

request,

plead

rojo,

-a

red

Roldán

m.

Roland

romería f. pilgrimage ( to a country shrine; hence) picnic,

festivity

romper

break,

tear;

——

a

hablar

begin

to

speak

rompimiento

m.

break,

breaking

off

ropa

f.

( also

pl. )

clothes

ropita f. II, 236 the little clothes you had roquero,

-a

rocky,

built

on

a

rock

rosario

m.

rosary;

rezar

el

——

tell

one's

beads

rosbif

m.

roast

beef

rostro

m.

face

roto

p.p.

of

romper

rudo,

-a

rude,

hard

Rue de Rivoli ( French) Rivoli Street ( in Paris, containing

many

famous

shops)

ruido

m.

noise,

racket

ruina

f.

ruin

ruinoso,

-a

ruinous

rumbo

m.

course

rumor

m.

sound,

noise,

report

Rusia

f.

Russia

ruso,

-a

Russian

rústico,

-a

rustic,

rural

S

saber know, know how; learn ( especially in the preterite

tense);

¿qué

sé

yo?

how

do

I

know?

no

sé

qué

some

...

or

other

sabiduría

f.

wisdom

sacar draw out, take out, extract; draw on, find out, discover;

get

saco

m.

sack,

bag

sacrificar

sacrifice

sacrificio

m.

sacrifice

sacristán

m.

sacristan,

sexton

sagrado,

-a

sacred

sala

f.

parlor,

hall,

room

salado,

-a

witty,

bright

saldo

m.

balance,

settlement

saleroso,

-a

bright,

witty

salir come out, issue, go out, get out, go away; enter ( in stage directions); rise ( of the sun); occur;

—se con la suya get one's own way

salón

m.

room,

parlor,

large

hall

salpicar

splash,

dot

saltar

jump,

jump

over,

start,

skip

salud

f.

health;

salvation

saludable

salutary

saludar

greet;

bow

to,

salute

saludo

m.

greeting

salvación

f.

salvation

salvador,

-ra

saving

salvar

save

salvo

except;

poner

a

——

safeguard,

preserve

sanción

f.

sanction,

confirmation

Sanfelices

Sanfelices

sangre

f.

blood;

race

sano,

-a

healthy;

whole

San

Petersburgo

Petrograd

Santamar not an actual Spanish place-name santificar

sanctify

santiguarse

cross

oneself

santísimo,

-a

most

holy

santo,

-a,

san,

saint,

holy,

blessed;

n.m.

saint

santuario

m.

sanctuary

sartén

f.

frying

pan

sastre

m.

tailor

satisfacción

f.

satisfaction;

payment

satisfacer

( p.p.

satisfecho)

satisfy

sátrapa m. satrap ( governor of a province among the

ancientPersians)

se himself, herself, etc. ( both accusative and dative); replaces any third person object pronoun before

another

secar

dry

seco,

-a

dry

secretear

speak

in

private,

whisper

secreto,

-a

secret;

n.m.

secret

secuestrar

kidnap,

keep

in

confinement

secular

centuries

old

seda

f.

silk

sedación

f.

calm,

lull

seguida

f. :

en

——

at

once

seguir follow, continue; p.p. in succession según according to; as; according as; that depends segundo,

-a

second;

latter

seguramente

surely

seguridad

f.

certainty,

safety

seguro,

-a

sure,

safe,

certain;

—o,

de

—o

certainly,

without

fail

seiscientos,

-as

six

hundred

selecto,

-a

choice

sellar

seal

semana

f.

week

semblante

m.

face,

appearance

semejante

similar,

such,

such

a

semejanza

f.

resemblance

sencillez

f.

simplicity

sencillo,

-a

simple

sendero

m.

path

seno

m.

bosom

sentar

seat;

benefit;

fix,

plant;

—se

sit

down;

—— la cabeza be sensible, settle down;

—— la mano make felt the weight of one's

displeasure

sentido

m.

sense;

——

común

common

sense

sentimiento

m.

sentiment

sentir

feel;

hear;

regret,

be

sorry

for

seña

f.

sign

señal

f.

sign

señalar

mark;

point

to

señor

m.

sir,

master,

Mr.,

gentleman

señora f. lady, mistress; wife; Mrs., Madam señorío

m.

nobility,

upper

class

señorita

f.

young

lady,

miss

señorito

m.

young

gentleman

separación

f.

separation

separar

separate,

keep

distinct;

—se

depart,

leave

septiembre

m.

September

ser

be;

——

de

belong

to;

érase

there

was

once

ser

m.

being

serenar

calm

serenidad

calmness

sereno,

-a

calm,

cool-headed

serie

f.

series

sermón

m.

sermon

sermoneo

m.

sermonizing

servicio

m.

service

servidor

m.

servant

servil

servile

servilismo

m.

servility

servir serve, be used, be of use, be fit;

para

—— a V. S. at your service;

—se

be

kind

enough

to

sesenta

sixty

severidad

f.

severity

severo,

-a

severe

si

if,

whether;

indeed,

of

course,

why;

por

——

to

see

whether;

in

case

sí

yes,

indeed;

decir que —— consent to marry; pron. himself, herself,

itself,

themselves

siempre

always,

ever;

—— que each time that, whenever; provided that sierra

f.

mountain

range

siglo

m.

century

significar

signify,

mean

signo

m.

sign

siguiente

following,

next

silencio

m.

silence

silencioso,

-a

silent,

mute

Silesia

f.

a

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