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Just a minor correction to the English definition: "course" should be "coarse".

if you can´t go an (AND) see him ---

El capitán pilotea el barco en el puerto con ayuda del práctico. The captain steers the boat in the harbor with the help of the coaster. "the pilot"?

Quiltro (Chile)= mutt

My Guatemalan Spanish teacher said this is also a "locker", as a school locker, or at a store so one does not bring in packages from the outside.

We, the users, would love to have a couple of examples of use of this particular word. Thank you. Your dictionary is incredibly useful.

When searching for the translation for 'sunset' from English to Spanish there is actually the word 'atardecer'. But when searching in the opposite way, there is not 'sunset' anywhere.

Spanish English crespo nm (bucle, rizo) curl, ringlet n Guardó un crespo de su bebé en un relicario. He saved a curl (or: ringlet) from his baby in a shrine. I wonder who can keep their baby's hair in shrines nowadays. I suppose it is rather "locket" here? locket -...

"hate" is not informal.

Meteor should move to the 2nd term, with "dated" in the sense, and the new first term should be something like atmospheric phenomenon or weather phenomenon.

Sounds like the first entry should include "sketch" and "illustration", with a sense of "fashion". In a general sense, I think "model" would also probably work.

There is no option to hear the pronunciation of this word in Spanish.

Under "propiedad," the following were given as sample sentences: Uno quiere que sus hijos se manejen con propiedad. Strictly speaking, you want your children to drive. That is a literal translation. "Con propiedad" means correctly, so the sample sentence in English should read "You want your...

Wouldn't the last Sense be "essay"? La profesora nos ha mandado hacer una redacción sobre la Guerra de la Independencia. The professor has assigned us a writing regarding the War of Independence.

Bad word on left for other words that start with mother

this definition suggests that "crudo" means "hammered, plastered or drunk", but in the examples it gives ("resaca" and "Marcos anda crudo porque anoche salió con sus amigos", and in my experience, "crudo" means "hung over" rather than drunk.

Son Spanish Ellas son muy pequeñas

For the first Sense, I've got the impression that it means help people, and not about paying costs: subvenir - Definición - WordReference.com subvenir conjugar ⇒ tr. Auxiliar o socorrer a alguien en sus necesidades: las ONG se encargan de subvenir a los emigrantes. I don't think "defray" would...

hola no hay frase en ingles para esta expresion

The idea for the author's first book was born from a dream that they had five years ago. In this sentance, "they had" should be "she had". I think.

Spanish - Español --- ¿Está lloviendo? --- No, de hecho hace un buen día.

De tal padre tal hijo A chip off the off (OLD) block

I searched the word niñera, and the example sentence in English was "The nanny is coming come at seven, like every other day." This sentence doesn't make sense and should be changed to "The nanny is coming at seven, like every other day" or "The nanny will come at seven, like every other day."

You have an example in Spanish, but not in English

The sentence given says El hambre but it says that this word is exclusively feminine using la or una and las or unas. So wouldn't that mean that it's La hambre and not El hambre?

Los separatistas quieres independizar la región de la capital. The separatists want the region to become independent from the capital. "break free" & "become independent" work in the Sentence the way you have rephrased it, but strictly speaking, it works as an intranstive verb and doesn't...

I can't find the word I need it takes up too much time I spent 15 min looking for a word that's not there

For "volver a hacer algo", it's rather "(do sth) again". It's clearer if you take other (compound) examples like: volver a decir volver a enfrentarse volver a intentar algo volver a mentir volver à mirar volver a nacer volver a presentarse volver a respirar where it has always been translated as...

also mean country

Would it be possible to translate the second sentence as well? "Los viajes largos me dan pereza. " Some ideas here: Me da pereza / Qué pereza! Also, I am not sure "disinclined" would really work as the register is different.

lehendakari is a basque word and no spanish in english it is firsth president

There is no translation for this word. Could you please check on it and provide a translation as it says "translation not available" in red.

Consiguió un trabajo como --- You (HE / SHE) got a job as ---

Es delivery man y delivery woman, separado, no junto.

Is "turn the page" that common? Also, maybe "move on", "get over something"?

Diaria Daily

The first language I learned was Spanish but I also began learning English simultaneously by the age of 2-3. I wanted to know how to say 'perdonable' in English but I noticed forgivable was misspelled. It shows up as 'forgiveable' , should be 'forgivable'.

The leaves of the tobacco plant are use (USED) to make cigarettes.

The example sentence in Spanish is not translated correctly.

Where is the conjugation

I would like to know the verb to use with this phrase, for example, 'You have met the minimum requirements for the application.'

orale - Diccionario Inglés-Español WordReference.com Typo on page: "Come one" should be "come on"

there is something wrong with that guys (GUY´S) head

En el ejemplo que ponéis, la forma verbal o no está bien traducida o la tilde no es correcta. Envío=yo, no ella (she sent) Y si es ella debería poner asegurarse, no asegurarme. Envío el documento certificado para asegurarme de que llegue a su destino. She sent the document by registered...

He buscado la traducción del verbo pasar y en el apartado de "additional translations", en la primera frase que aparece (pasársele algo a alguien), en los ejemplos, hay un pequeño error. La frase en castellano es "Cuando se me pase la gripe, te llevaré a la montaña" y se ha traducido como "When...

Sugiero que en la traducción de “raro” a inglés se elimine la traducción de “rarito=gay “ Aunque tenga el “ofensivo” igual encuentro que es falta de respeto

Also "mad"? Also, under "tarado" I am not sure that "crazy" is US only and that "mad" is UK. And under "chiflado", I am not sure the 4 terms are of the same register. "crazy, nuts, mad, nutty " And the register of "screwy, batty " seems to be missing.

I came, I arrived -I came home -I came to work -I arrived at the party

The translation is incorrect

--- en la organización del convivio. Almost nobody uses the noun "CONVIVIO" in Spanish. I myself didn´t know it. We use "CONVITE"