ENTERO,
-A
adj.
entire,
whole
ENTERRAR
v.
to
bury
ENTONCES
adv.
then
ENTRADA
f.
entrance
ENTRAR
v.
to
enter
ENTRE
prep.
between,
among
ENTUSIASTA
adj.
enthusiastic
ENVIAR
v.
to
send
ENVOLTURA
f.
wrapping
ENVOLVER
v.
to
wrap,
to
envelop
ENVUELTO
see
ENVOLVER
EPICURO
pr.
Epicurus
EQUIPO
m.
equipment
EQUIVALER
v.
to
be
equivalent,
to
equal
ERGUIR
v.
to
erect;
——SE
to
rise
ERIGIR
v.
to
erect
ESCALA
f.
scale;
ladder;
port
of
call
ESCASO,
-A
adj.
scarce
ESCLAVO
m.
slave
ESCOGER
v.
to
choose,
to
select
ESCRIBIR
v.
to
write
ESCRITO
see
ESCRIBIR
ESCRITURA
f.
writing,
handwriting
ESCUADRA
f.
squadron,
fleet;
square
ESCUELA
f.
school
ESENCIAL
adj.
essential
ESFERA
f.
sphere
ESFORZAR(SE)
v.
to
endeavor
ESFUERZO
m.
effort,
courage
ESMERALDA
f.
emerald
ESPACIO
m.
space,
room,
capacity
ESPAÑOL,
ESPAÑOLA
adj.
Spanish;
m.
and
f.
Spaniard
ESPARCIR
v.
to
scatter
ESPEJO
m.
mirror
ESPERAR
v.
to
hope;
to
wait,
to
await
ESPESO,
-A
adj.
thick,
dense,
close
ESPINA
f.
thorn
ESTABLECER
v.
to
establish,
to
found
ESTACIÓN
f.
season;
railway
station;
situation
ESTADISTA
m.
statesman
ESTADÍSTICO,
-A
adj.
statistical;
f.
sing.
statistics
ESTADO
m.
state,
nation;
condition
ESTALLAR
v.
to
break
out,
to
burst
ESTANCIA
f.
room;
farm,
plantation,
ranch
( Amer. )
ESTAÑO
m.
tin;
HOJA
DE
——
tinfoil
ESTE, -A, -O, -AS, -OS pron. this, this one ( accented when used without a substantive
or
directly
after
one);
m.
sing.
east
ESTÉRIL
adj.
sterile
ESTERLINO,
-A
adj.
sterling;
LIBRA
——A
pound
sterling
ESTERO
m.
small
estuary,
canal
ESTIMULAR
v.
to
stimulate
ESTRATO
m.
stratum,
layer
ESTRECHO,
-A
adj.
narrow
ESTRIBACIÓN
f.
prop,
support
ESTUARIO
m.
estuary
ESTUDIANTE
m.
and
f.
student
EUROPEO,
-A
adj.
European
EVITAR
v.
to
avoid
EX
PROFESO
(Lat.)
adv.
on
purpose,
expressly
EXENTO,
-A
adj.
exempt
EXIGENTE
adj.
exacting
ÉXITO
m.
success,
outcome,
result
EXPATRIACIÓN
f.
exile
EXPEDIR
v.
to
issue,
to
send;
to
grant
EXPIDE,
EXPIDIÓ
see
EXPEDIR
EXPLICAR
v.
to
explain
EXPLOTAR
v.
to
exploit
EXPONER
v.
to
expose
EXPUESTO
see
EXPONER
EXPULSAR
v.
to
expel
EXTENDER
v.
to
extend
EXTENSO,
-A
adj.
extensive
EXTIENDE
see
EXTENDER
EXTRAER
v.
to
extract
EXTRANJERO, -A adj. foreign; EN EL ——O in foreign countries; m. and f.
foreigner
F
FABRICANTE
m.
manufacturer
FABRICAR
v.
to
build,
to
construct;
to
manufacture
FACILITAR
v.
to
supply;
to
facilitate
FACULTAD
f.
faculty,
power
FACHADA
f.
façade,
front
FAJA
f.
band,
strip,
belt
FALDA
f.
skirt;
slope
(of
a
mountain)
FALTA
f.
lack,
need
FALLO
m.
decision,
judgment
FANTASÍA
f.
fancy;
BOTONES
DE
——
fancy
buttons
FASE
f.
phase,
aspect
FECHA
f.
date
FELIZ
adj.
happy
FERIA
f.
market,
fair
FERROCARRIL
m.
railroad;
——
SUBTERRÁNEO
subway
FERROVIARIO,
-A
adj.
railway
FESTIVO,
-A
adj.
festive;
DÍA
——
holiday
FESTÓN
m.
festoon
FIBRA
f.
fiber
FICHA
f.
chip,
counter,
domino
FIESTA
f.
feast,
festivity,
holiday
FIJAR
v.
to
fix
FIJO,
-A
adj.
fixed,
firm,
permanent
FILOSOFÍA
f.
philosophy
FIN
m.
end,
purpose;
boundary
FINANCIERO,
-A
adj.
financial
FINCA
f.
real
estate;
estate,
plantation
FÍSICA
f.
physics
FLOR
f.
flower,
bloom
FLORECER
v.
to
bloom,
to
flourish
FLOTA
f.
fleet,
squadron
FLUIR
v.
to
flow
FLUVIAL
adj.
river
FLUYE
see
FLUIR
FOMENTAR
v
to
encourage,
to
promote,
to
foment
FOMENTO m. patronage, support; MINISTERIO DE —— department of public works,
agriculture,
commerce,
etc.
FONDO
m.
bottom;
background;
-S
funds,
resources
FORRO
m.
lining
FORTALEZA
f.
fortitude;
fortress,
stronghold
FORTIFICANTE
adj.
bracing,
strengthening
FÓSFORO
m.
match
FRACASAR
v.
to
fail
FRANCÉS,
FRANCESA
adj.
French
FRENTE m. and f. front, fore part; HACER —— A to face, to meet FRESCO,
-A
adj.
cool
FRIGORÍFICO
m
refrigerating
plant,
packing
house
FRÍO,
-A
adj.
and
m.
cold
FRONDA
f.
frond
FRONDOSO,
-A
adj.
leafy
FRONTERA
f.
frontier,
boundary
FRUCTÍFERO,
-A
adj.
fruitful
FRUCTIFICAR
v.
to
bear
fruit,
to
produce
FUEGO
m.
fire;
——
FATUO
will-o'-the-wisp
FUENTE
f.
fountain;
source,
origin
FUERA adv. out, outside; POR —— outside; —— DE outside of, besides FUERTE
adj.
strong
FUERZA
f.
force,
power
FUNCIONAR
v.
to
function,
to
operate
FUNDAR v. to found; ——SE EN to base one's claims upon FUNDICIÓN
f.
fusion,
casting;
reduction
works;
foundry
FUNDIR v. to melt; to smelt
G
GABINETE
m.
cabinet
GANADO m. livestock, cattle; —— VACUNO cattle; —— LANAR sheep GANANCIA
f.
gain,
profit
GANAR
v.
to
win,
to
gain
GANGA
f.
gangue,
vein-stone,
mineral
bed
GASTO
m.
expense,
expenditure
GAUCHO
m.
herdsman,
cowboy
( Arg. )
GENTE
f.
people
GIGANTE
m.
giant
GIRO
m.
turn,
course,
draft
GOBERNADOR
m.
governor,
ruler
GOBERNANTE
m.
ruler
GOBIERNO
m.
government
GOCE
see
GOZAR
GOMA
f.
gum;
——
ELÁSTICA
India
rubber
GOZAR
v.
to
enjoy
GRADO
m.
degree,
grade,
step
GRAN,
GRANDE
adj.
great,
large
GRANADO,
-A
adj.
select,
choice
GRASA
f.
grease,
fat
GRATO,
-A
adj.
pleasing,
pleasant
GRATUITO,
-A
adj.
free
(of
charge)
GRIEGO,
-A
adj.
Greek
GRITO
m.
cry,
shout
GRUESO,
-A
adj.
thick,
plump,
large
GUANTE
m.
glove
GUARANÍ
m.,
a
tribe
of
Indians;
also
their
language
GUARDAR
v.
to
keep,
to
maintain,
to
guard,
to
protect
GUARNICIÓN
f.
garrison;
harness;
trimming
GUERRA
f.
war
GUÍA
m.
and
f.
guide
GUISAR
v.
to
cook
GUSTO m. pleasure; taste, flavor
H
HÁBIL
adj.
capable,
skilful,
qualified
HABLA
m.
speech
HACENDADO
m.
planter,
landowner
HACER
v.
to
make,
to
do;
——SE
to
become
HACIA
prep.
toward
HACIENDA f. plantation, ranch, estate; MINISTRO DE —— secretary of the treasury
HACHA
f.
ax,
hatchet
HAGA
see
HACER
HALLAR
v.
to
find;
——SE
to
be
HARINA
f.
flour,
meal
HASTA
prep.
and
adv.
till,
until,
even
HATO
m.
herd
HAZAÑA
f.
feat,
exploit
HEBRAICO,
-A
adj.
Hebrew
HECTÁREA
f.
hectare
HECHO
m.
fact;
also
see
HACER
HELADA
f.
frost
HELECHO
m.
fern
HERBAJE
m.
grass,
pasture,
herbage
HERMANO
m.
brother
HERMOSO,
-A
adj.
be