PASAJE
m.
passage,
journey
PASAJERO
m.
traveler,
passenger
PASEO
m.
promenade,
avenue;
walk;
—— EN COCHE drive
PASILLO
m.
passage,
corridor
PASO
m.
pass,
passing,
way
PASTO
m.
pasture
PASTOREO
m.
pasturage
PATA
f.
foot
(of
an
animal);
DE
—— SEGURA sure-footed
PATATA
f.
potato
PATIO
m.
court,
courtyard
PATRÓN
m.
pattern,
standard
PAULATINAMENTE
adv.
slowly
PAVIMENTAR
v.
to
pave
PAZ
f.
peace
PECUARIO,
-A
adj.
pertaining
to
cattle
PECHO
m.
chest,
breast
PEDREGOSO,
-A
adj.
stony
PENA
f.
pain,
trouble
PENDIENTE
m.
slope
PENSAR
v.
to
think
PENÚLTIMO,
-A
adj.
penultimate,
next
to
last
PEÓN
m.
day-laborer,
peasant
PEQUEÑO,
-A
adj.
small
PERDER
v.
to
lose
PÉRDIDA
f.
loss
PERIÓDICO
m.
newspaper
PERITO,
-A
adj.
expert,
skilled
PERJUICIO
m.
detriment,
injury
PERLA
f.
pearl
PERMANECER
v.
to
remain
PERMISO
m.
permission
PERSONAJE
m.
personage
PERSONAL
m.
personnel,
faculty
PERSPECTIVA
f.
outlook,
prospect
PERTENECER
v.
to
belong,
to
pertain
PESAR
v.
to
weigh;
A
——
DE
in
spite
of
PESCUEZO
m.
neck
PESETA
f.
silver
coin
( worth
about
twenty
cents)
PESO
m.
weight,
dollar
PESQUERA
f.
fishery,
fishing
grounds
PESQUERÍA
f.
fishery,
fishing
grounds
PETITGRAIN (Fr.) m. oil extracted from leaves of the orange tree PICO
m.
point,
peak,
bill
PIE
m.
foot
PIEDRA
f.
stone
PIEL
f.
skin,
hide;
leather
PIERNA
f.
leg
PIEZA
f.
piece,
coin;
room
PINO
m.
pine
(wood
or
tree)
PINTOR
m.
painter
PINTORESCO,
-A
adj.
picturesque
PINTURA
f.
painting;
paint
PIÑA
f.
pineapple
PIRATA
m.
pirate
PISO
m.
floor,
story
PLACER
m.
pleasure
PLANICIE
f.
plain
PLANO,
-A
adj.
smooth,
level;
m.
plan,
design
PLATA
f.
silver;
——
LABRADA
wrought
silver
PLÁTANO
m.
banana
PLATINO
m.
platinum
PLAYA
f.
beach,
shore
PLAZA
f.
square,
market-place
PLOMO
m.
lead
POBLACIÓN
f.
population;
town
POBLADO
m.
city,
town
POBLAR
v.
to
colonize,
to
populate
POCITO
m.
small
well
POCO,
-A
adj.
little;
-OS
-AS
few,
some
PODER
v.
to
be
able;
m.
power
PODEROSO,
-A
adj.
powerful
PODRIDO,
-A
adj.
decayed
POLICÍA
f.
police
POLÍTICA
f.
politics;
policy
POMADA
f.
salve,
pomade
PONER
v.
to
place
POR prep. by, for, through; —— CIENTO per cent; —— EXCELENCIA par excellence
PORVENIR
m.
future
POSEER
v.
to
possess
POSTERIOR
adj.
later
POTENCIA
f.
power
POZO
m.
well;
shaft
(of
a
mine)
PRACTICAR
v.
to
perform;
to
make
PRADERA
f.
prairie,
meadow
PRECIO
m.
price
PRECOLOMBINO,
-A
adj.
pre-Columbian,
antedating
Columbus
PREFERIR
v.
to
prefer
PREFIERE
see
PREFERIR
PREGUNTA
f.
question
PRELADO
m.
prelate
PRENDA
f.
pledge,
token;
——
DE
VESTIR
garment
PRESTAR
v.
to
lend;
——
ATENCIÓN
to
pay
attention
PREVER
f.
to
foresee
PRIMER,
PRIMERO,
-A
adj.
first
PRIMO,
-A
adj.
first;
MATERIA
-A
raw
material
PRINCIPIO
m.
beginning;
principle
PRIVADO,
-A
adj.
private
PROBAR
v.
to
try,
to
test,
to
prove
PROCEDIMIENTO
m.
process,
proceeding
PRODUCIR
v.
to
produce
PRODUJERON
see
PRODUCIR
PROEZA
f.
prowess
PROMEDIO
m.
average
PRONTO,
-A
adj.
quick,
prompt;
-O
adv.
quickly,
promptly
PROPAGAR
v.
to
propagate
PROPIAMENTE
adv.
properly;
——
DICHO
strictly
speaking
PROPICIO,
-A
adj.
propitious,
suitable
PROPIO,
-A
adj.
proper,
own,
same,
very,
characteristic
PROPORCIONAR
v.
to
furnish,
to
supply;
to
adjust
PROPÓSITO
m.
purpose;
A
——
DE
regarding
PROSEGUIR
v.
to
pursue,
to
proceed,
to
prosecute
PROSIGUE
see
PROSEGUIR
PROTEGER
v.
to
protect
PROTEJA
see
PROTEGER
PROVEER
v.
to
provide,
to
supply
PROVENIR
v.
to
proceed,
to
arise
PROVIENE
see
PROVENIR
PROVISORIO,
-A
adj.
provisional,
temporary
PROVISTO
see
PROVEER
PRÓXIMO,
-A
adj.
nearest;
next
PROYECTO
m.
project,
plan
PRUEBA
f.
proof,
evidence,
test;
A
—— DE proof against
PUDIENDO
see
PODER
PUEBLO
m.
town;
people,
population;
nation
PUEDE
see
PODER
PUERTO
m.
port;
——
DE
EMBARQUE
shipping
port
PUES
conj.
since,
because;
adv.
then
PUESTO
m.
position;
see
also
PONER;
——
QUE
since
PULGADA
f.
inch
PUNTO
m.
point,
dot,
place
PUSO see PONER
Q
QUEBRAR
v.
to
break
QUEDAR
v.
to
remain
QUEHACER
m.
occupation,
task;
——ES
affairs,
business
QUEMAR
v.
to
burn
QUERER
v.
to
wish,
to
desire
QUIEN
pron.
who
QUÍMICA
f.
chemistry
QUÍMICO
m.
chemist
QUINA
f.
cinchona,
Peruvian
bark
QUINTA
f.
estate,
country
place
QUINTAL
m.
quintal,
hundred-weight
QUISIERE
see
QUERER
QUIZÁ, QUIZÁS adv. perhaps
R
RADA
f.
roadstead,
bay
RAÍZ
f.
root;
A
——
DE
immediately
after
RAJA
f.
crack,
fissure
RAMA
f.
branch,
shoot
RAMBLA
f.
ramble,
walk
RAMIFICACIÓN
f.
branch,
branching
RAMO
m.
branch
RARO,
-A
adj.
rare;
——A
VEZ
seldom
RASCACIELOS
m.
skyscraper
RASGO
m.
stroke,
dash,
trace,
feature
RAYO
m.
ray
RAZA
f.
race
RAZÓN
f.
reason,
right;
A
——
DE
at
the
rate
of
REALISTA
adj.
and
m.
or
f.
royalist
REBAÑO
m.
flock
RECIAL
m.
rapids
RECINTO
m.
inclosure,
precinct
RECLAMAR
v.
to
claim,
to
demand
RECOBRAR
v.
to
recover
RECOGER
v.
to
gather,
to
harvest,
to
collect;
to
retake
RECOLECCIÓN
f.
crop,
harvest;
harvesting
RECONOCER
v.
to
recognize,
to
acknowledge
RECORRER
v.
to
examine,
to
survey,
to
traverse
RECREO
m.
recreation,
pastime
RECTO,
-A
adj.
straight,
erect,
upright
RECTOR
m.
rector;
president
(of
a
university)
RECURSO
m.
resource
RECHAZAR
v.
to
repulse
REDUCIDO,
-A
adj.
small
REDUCIR
v.
to
reduce
REDUJO
see
REDUCIR
REEMPLAZAR
v.
to
replace
REFERIR
v.
to
refer
REFIERE
see
REFERIR
REFORMADOR
m.
reformer
REFRESCO
m.
refreshment,
cold
drink
REGAR
v.
to
water,
to
irrigate
REGATA
f.
regatta,
boat
race
REGENTAR
v.
to
rule,
to
govern
REGENTE
m.
regent
REGIR
v.
to
rule,
to
control,
to
prevail
REGLA
f.
rule,
law
REGRESAR
v.
to
return
REINO
m.
kingdom,
reign
RELIQUIA
f.
relic,
residue,
trace
RELOJ
m.
wat