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In the context of a magazine, "colaborador" would never be translated as "collaborator", so the example "The collaborator of the magazine" is erroneous. In this context, "contributor[ is always used, and the accompanying preposition is always "to": "The contributor to the magazine..."

Translated sentence says ‘bend’ when it should say ‘bed’

nivel nm (piso, planta) (floor, tier) level n Siempre está lleno el primer nivel del estacionamiento del centro comercial. The first level of the commercial center parking lot is always full. Shouldn't t rather be "mall" or "shopping center"?

mucho adv (gustar: encantar) very much adv a lot adv lots adv (slang) big time adv La paella me gusta mucho. I liked the paella very much. Rather "I like paella very much"?

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llave nf (del grifo) tap n (US) faucet n (US, outdoors) spigot n Cierra la llave de lavabo, por favor. Turn the toilet tap off, please. Isn't it more simply the sink tap? Same under "grifo": grifo nm (llave, espita) (UK) water tap, tap n (US) faucet n...

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Maybe add "omission"?

Consider adding (plumbing) main line.

fricciónnf (crema que da calor) massage oil, rubbing oil n massage lotion n Me dieron una fricción con alcohol en la espalda. They rubbed massage oil with alcohol into my back. I tihnk that that despite the Sense (which will change), this is about the action, not the product...

There is a spelling mistake in the English translation for CLORHÍDRICO under the Spanish word. It is written "hyrdochloric" when it should be HYDROCHLORIC.

The translation says: The investors committed fraud because they were overcome with greed. Shouldn't it be: he/she killed her because he/she was overcome with jealousy.

exposición nf (presentación pública) exhibition n El Museo de Bellas Artes abre hoy al público la esperada exposición de Matisse. ⓘ On my last visit to Spain I went to a Picasso exhibition. Also "exhibit" in US English?

For the sense of signo, consider adding squiggle as a colloquial option.

de padre y muy señor míoloc adj coloquial (de categoría) almighty, wonderful, brilliant adj admirable, estimable adj I would suggest splitting between translations that are positive and those that are not. For instance, I don't think that any of them (apart from "almighty") would work...

controlador nm (programa informático) (IT) controller n No puedes explorar este dispositivo si todavía no has instalado los controladores. You can't explore this device if you haven't installed the controllers yet. I think that this is rather something like "driver": drivern...

colada nf (paso entre montañas) track n Cruzaron las montañas por una angosta colada. They followed a narrow track through the mountains. Shouldn't it rather be something like "gorge, pass"?

Add sucker with the sense US

inquebrantable adj mf formal (que no se rompe) unbreakable adj Los cascos están hechos de un material inquebrantable. The houses are made of unbreakable material. While one of the definitions of 'casco' is 'farmhouse', it seems that 'casco' in this sentence is a helmet. Therefore...

andador nm (armazón para andar) (for elderly, disabled) walking frame n (UK, for babies) baby walker n (US) walker n (trademark) Zimmer, Zimmer frame n ¿Puedes traerle el andador a la abuela, por favor? Could you fetch grandma's walking frame, please? So do "walker...

In the example sentence for this entry, mariposa is erroneously translated as wasp.

Tocayo means "person with the same name as me." It does not mean the same as namesake in English. Namesake means "the person for whom one is named." If you are named after your Uncle Ray, he is your namesake. No one else is your namesake, not even other people named Ray. However, all people...

alimentación nf (para máquinas) supply n El agua de alimentación de calderas juega un papel importante en la generación de vapor. ⓘ They're laying a new gas supply pipe on the sea bed. See online editor: how would you translate "cable de alimentación"? + also see alimentación nf...

adivina adivinador expr (adivinanza) riddle me re expr riddle me this expr Spelling of "riddle me re"? + Is it more common than Riddle me this?

cejilla nf (pieza guitarra) bridge n I think that this is rather a capo: Capo - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre CEJILLA | Definition of CEJILLA by Oxford Dictionary on Lexico.com also meaning of CEJILLA CAPO | Meaning & Definition for UK English | Lexico.com

In the definition of agudo as "palabra: acento en última sílaba", there is a typo that translates it as "accented on the lasy syllable" instead of "accented on the last syllable".

Add corn truffle as the second term with the sense of food.

"Easy to understand argument" is gibberish. That does not abide by the basic rules of English orthography. As written, it would not follow the rules of the language's syntax, either. There is absolutely no reason to turn the phrase "easy to understand" into a compound adjective, but if that's...

Entry sentences are: Se ha ido a pescar con su hija a la laguna. He has gone fishing with his daughter to the lake (or: pond). Recommend : He has gone fishing with his daughter at the lake (or: pond).

Gorro is woolly hat or beanie, distinct from gorra which is cap.

truthfully

Érase una vez - once upon a time

You have: she finally see through him It should be: I finally see through him

Bad should be badly.

I believe the word "captivating" in English could be translated "cautivante" in Spanish, but I don't see this as an option in WordReference.com.

*poor-quality cloth, not "poor quality cloth."

Add "offensive" to the sense of "cripple".

Move cripple to the bottom of the terms and add that it's offensive.

Move brewer’s droop down on the list, and add UK to the sense.

This is more like "no wonder!" - a reaction in response to bad news. I don't think the current translation is at all accurate, it's too literal.

Actual: en punto loc adv (exactamente a una hora) on the dot adv sharp adv El tren sale a las siete en punto. The train leaves at seven on the dot. Buenas Yo creo que en inglés se dice sobre todo «o'clock» o'clock - English-Spanish Dictionary - WordReference.com «The train...

Add the term "go through."

Add US and UK to the senses of the terms, as well as the term "go through."

Add US and UK to the senses of the terms, as well as the term "go through."

Hullabaloo (no hullaballo como pone en la traducción al inglés)

I was looking to see whether the word was masculine or feminine

Add the sense "UK" to the term "trencher", and add a US equivalent. Maybe just toasted roll with beans and cheese?

espabilarse v prnl (avisparse, avivarse) pull your finger out, smarten up your ideas v expr get with it v expr Nos espabilamos y logramos sacar adelante el proyecto. We pulled our finger out and managed to get the project off the ground. Register of "pull your finger out"?

The entry for "limpiabarros" currently lists its English definition as "shoe scraper." A better, more commonly known English translation is "doormat."

Also "work wonders - v expr"?