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Plancton should be spelled plankton in English

mamadera interj AR; coloquial (expresa sorpresa) damn interj Register?

She acted as if she was from a grand lineage, but she was not

burrito also means little donkey

ponible adj mf (ropa: que combina) wearable adj Wouldn't something like 'neutral/versatile' be more appropriate? una camisa más ponible

Creo que una trauducción adecuada al inglés sería algo como "whistleblower."

Folly. A building or a portion of a building that has no practical function. Often used to create a point of interest on a large area surrounding a mansion or a castle. Example: el Capricho de Gaudí, diseñado por Gaudí en 1883 = Gaudi’s Folly, designed by Gaudí in 1883

As far as I know, in the US if you call someone a "narc" it's: "slang shorthand for 'narcotics agent,' a federal agent or police officer who specializes in laws dealing with illegal drugs. Narc is sometimes also used to mean 'police informant,' someone who secretly gives inside information to...

Actual: plantilla nf (equipo) (football, European) squad n (American sports) team n Ese jugador es de la plantilla del Real Madrid. That player is from the Real Madrid squad. That player is from the Real Madrid team. Buenas. En inglés también se dice «roster». Ejemplo...

Add monopolise/monopolize to match the WR Reverse.

Fix the s/z spelling error in the UK term "monopolize".

the word 'last' has a typo and says 'lasy'

Actual: pitar vtr (deportes: señalar) (Sports) blow the whistle v expr El arbitró pitó falta y sacó tarjeta amarilla al jugador. ⓘ The referee blew the whistle declaring a foul in favor of the opposing team. «blow the whistle» se refiere al acto de hacer sonar el silbato / pito. A...

Add US for period, add full stop, and adjust the order of terms. Also consider adding end of discussion.

The first example of principal translations seems incomplete with only half the sentence covered in english.

Maybe add air out?

Doublecheck the term_alt and possibly add part or even parts.

Add bandanna and bandana.

Hello, in my humble opinion the 'compound forms' section of the page should list the following expression, too: baño público (see the page restroom - English-Spanish Dictionary - WordReference.com) Thanks for the attention.

The translation 'travesty' is missing, though it is shown in the list of entries in which parodia appears. Example: Cualquier otra cosa será una parodia de justicia Anything else will be a travesty of justice

Add mess with? As in no te metas con mi cucu

Add a formal sense to talkative. Maybe add windbag?

Hola - I'm a relative beginner to Spanish, so perhaps I'm missing something. I see no entry of "hace" in the sense of ago, e.g. hace dos años = two years ago. Why is this? Thanks and regards, Stephanie Crossley (Paris)

''Hamper'' entry should be also shown, as well as other synonyms missing

Add a new term with "status" and the sense "computers".

These each need their own line with senses, so we can distinguish the vulgar ones from the others.

I think "response time" is a better example than "response speed." Also, it can be found under the examples of "response" in English collocations.

pasar⇒ vi (entrar) go⇒ vi proceed⇒ vi go ahead vi phrasal Al llegar pasamos directamente al comedor. We went straight through to the dining room on arrival. Add 'come in'? come in vi phrasal (enter, go indoors) entrar⇒, pasar⇒ vi Please come in; the door is open...

coquer

Falta, o al menos no encontre, la definicion de las politicas de una compañia. Que hace referencia a la serie de reglas y principios de una compañia o entadidad.

1. Terrestre 2. [Tenses in English and Spanish example sentences with the Vulcans do not match; future vs. past.] 3. [Spanish "los vulcanarios aniquilarán (futuro), English "the Vulcans wiped out...]

The English translation text below the entry here for "pretentiousness" contains a significant spelling error. It should read: As it stands, it is problematic. :)

abuelo, abuela nm, nf peyorativo, coloquial (persona envejecida) (UK: aged male, colloquial) old geezer n (UK, female, pejorative) old hag n El esposo de Miriam está hecho un abuelo: tiene 40 años y está lleno de achaques. Her husband has turned into an old geezer. He's 40 and is...

abuelito, abuelita nm, nf afectuoso (abuelo, abuela) (affectionate) grandpa, granddad, granddaddy, grampa n (infantile) poppa n Note: Expresiones usadas principalmente por niñas y niños. El abuelito va a venir a vivir con nosotros. Quiero que abuelita me haga una trenza...

útero nm (matriz de las mamíferas) (medic) uterus n El útero es el mayor de los órganos del aparato reproductor femenino. The uterus is the biggest organ of the female reproductive system. 'medic'? + Put 'womb' somewhere? cuello del útero, cuello uterino loc nom m (parte baja de...

"fue cardiaca" is used in Mexico to mean something like "was a cliffhanger" or "was a nail-biter". For example, from an article in the press, "La votación de los ministros del Corte fue cardiaca".

The terms lavatory, toilet don’t match the sense.

Fix the typo in “breathe”.

The English translation should be spelled with an h: "mechatronics."

Add jerk next to yank?

Maybe change your goose is cooked to just cooked with the sense goose. Also find a way to add toast.

Add hijinks and high jinks to match the reverse.

Add trench coat and trenchcoat.

Investigate adding the appropriate form of buy along with fall for.

Separate aghast into its own term so that we can call out its formal register.

The word "colega" is masculine. There wasn't an indicator like "nm" on the definition.

This entry needs review. All the terms should be pejorative and/or contain senses. tipo, tipa nm, nf peyorativo, coloquial (persona, individuo) (colloquial, UK: man) chap, bloke n (colloquial, US: man) dude, guy n (colloquial, UK: woman) bird, dame n (colloquial, US: woman)...

Consider adding arts and crafts, possibly with an AE sense. And manual crafts may be BE.

English equivalent should include "a person on scholarship" or "scholarship recipient." I have never heard anyone say "Thankfully I was a grant holder, and now I don't have any debt." One would say "Thankfully I was on scholarship, and now I don't have any debt.

It's missing the translation of the example sentence