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Carnal adj., sense 2: by blood. Existing sample sentence and translation: Olga es mi prima carnal, su padre y el mío son hermanos. Olga is my cousin by blood: her father and my father are cousins. Shouldn’t the English read: Olga is my cousin by blood: her father and mine are...

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This entry needs a lot of work. First of all, "la invasión de Marte" refers to the War of the Worlds radio broadcast by Orson Welles. And second, the term is not vulgar, so the translations should not be vulgar.

For the sense "muy santo", suggest adding "most holy".

In Spanish, only the long scale is used (mostly, anyway), but in English, the short scale is much more common. The dictionary has this sort of backwards, listing the translation as "trillion (long scale)" or "billion (short scale, UK, dated)". The short scale is the one where one billion = 10^9...

En el ejemplo se ha traducido "última" por "lasy" en vez de por "last".

The period between "bumble" and "stutter" looks a bit funny in the translations. "Bumble" in the sense of muttering and indistinct speech also strikes me as a rather uncommon usage. Most English-speakers are probably more familiar with "mumble" in that context, and probably use "bumble" in the...

May I suggest that in the WordReference entry for magisterio the sentence 'Socrates teachings were giving in Athens' be replaced by 'Socrates' teachings were given in Athens'.

You give an example here using 'la entrenadora' but then refer to 'his', when you mean 'her' (or 'entrenador').

la parte y el todo translation has error: "Siempre hay que considerar la parte y el todo. We must always bare bear in mind everyone involved."

Palabra: almohada Traducción al inglés: "pillow" o "cushion" Problema: a falta de la traducción de Almohada (bolsa de tela) - pillowcase Esta última traducción aparece como translation unavailable

redondo adj familiar (muy gordo) fat, rotund, corpulent adj La verdad es que la niña está redonda; debería adelgazar algo. The truth is the girl is fat; she needs to lose some weight. Are those terms all of the same register?

rallar⇒ vtr (desmenuzar) grate⇒ vtr Primero rallas el queso y después lo esparces sobre la lasaña. First you grate the cheese and then you spread it over the lasagna. Also "shred"?

tragedia nf coloquial (dramatización excesiva) drama, big deal n tragedy n Una pequeña abolladura en el auto no es para tanta tragedia. A small dent in the car is no big deal Missing period at the end of dsentence.

Whisk

Add rum and soda and rum and Coke as the main terms.

cincuenta adj inv (quincuagésimo) fifty adj (before noun) fifteenth adj En una de las acepciones para la palabra «cincuenta», incluyen fifteenth para la forma ordinal, como indico en el ejemplo. Pero ¿fifteenth no corresponde al ordinal de fifteen? ¿La forma ordinal de fifty no debería...

silla para bebé loc nom f (carrito) (US) buggy, baby buggy n (UK) pram n (formal) baby carriage, perambulator n En el parque, me gusta ver a los papás empujando sillas para bebés. I like seeing dads pushing buggies in the park. I think that technically, it is rather a...

cold steel

acabarse v prnl CL (alcanzar el orgasmo) (when having sex) pull out vi phrasal Yo no uso condón, prefiero acabarme afuera. I don't use condoms - I prefer to pull out. I've got the impression this is translating "acabarse FUERA", and not just "acabarse". I guess the translations...

It doesn’t include the translation of "curly bracket". You can search "curly bracket" in English to Spanish and appears the translation "llave"

explaining 'telemático' as 'telematic' is not useful. For one, telematic is not a common word in english and for two, if I knew what 'telematic' was, I wouldn't need to look up 'telemático'.

The term "hada" in Spanish, is listed as feminine, but in the example sentence, there is an "el" in front of the word.

I searched up is from English to Spanish and it gave me a sentence and translation the sentences didn’t have is in it

eme nf coloquial (mierda) (bullshit) B.S. n Ese restaurante es una eme: vamos a otro. This restaurant is B.S.: let's go somewhere else. Can a restaurant really be bullshit?

a ver si, a ver si se hace algo expr (orden) let's see whether, let's see if expr Note: Se construye con indicativo. ¡A ver si te callas, que no puedo oír la serie! Let's see if (or: let's see whether) you shut up; I can't hear the programme! Does it sound like an idiomatic...

I think the English translations for the Spanish entry for acopiar are intended for the Spanish word acoplar.

rolling stone

Two suggestions in the example sentences at the first sense of pestillo: 1. Label "Put the door on the latch" as UK usage and add "Latch the door" and "Bolt the door" as U.S. equivalents. 2. Clarify the different meanings of the nouns "latch" and "bolt." They are not synonyms in English.

In your exampl you refer to a flock of goats. It should be a herd of goats, not flock.

I suggest adding Q-tip as the last term. It's more common in the US than "cotton swab", which is considered the more formal or proper term.

esconder⇒ vtr (apartar de la vista) hide⇒ vtr conceal⇒ vtr Esconde los bombones; que no los vea tu madre. Hide the sweets, so that your mother doesn't see them. Aren't they rather chocolates?

"pull lots of strings" doesn't mean to make a lot of effort. it means to "make use of one's influence and contacts to gain an advantage unofficially or unfairly".

In LatinAmerica, both Spanish- and Brazilian-speaking, 'negra' is a term of affection, closeness and endearment, not offensive at all, said to children, partners and friends. ¿Cómo está hoy, mi negra/negrita? How are you today, my dear?. Also applies to masculine 'negro'

The first translation in this entry has an error: "... Lo ha roto *tu* sobrino" Says "was broken by *his* nephew" It should be "by *your* nephew"

Add outfit. A sense would be good to add with it.

Consider adding bandanna and headband.

Meat cake.

romper⇒ vtr (partir en pedazos) (snap) break⇒ vtr (pull apart) tear⇒ vtr rip⇒ vtr Juan le rompió la pierna al portero de una patada. John broke the goalie's leg with a kick. Could you write the collocation(s) for "rip" (can you rip your leg?)

Also "throw caution to the wind"?

Actual: eliminatoria nf (prueba de criba) qualifying round n preliminary round n (sports) heat n Sólo pasaron la eliminatoria tres equipos. Only three teams passed the qualifying round. Hi. In UK English is used «tie» for «A meeting between two players or teams in a...

finca nf (propiedad inmueble) (urban) building n Hay que pagar impuestos por cada finca que se posea. I think that "property" might be more accurate, as it is not necessarily a whole building / block of flats.

Chica es mi apellido, y no lo veo relacionado con la chica de la limpieza. Esto es ofensivo

zancada nf (paso largo) stride n No está muy lejos, llegaremos allí en un par de zancadas. ⓘ Take a couple of strides to your left so that you're in the middle of the picture. Also "lunge" for the gym exercise? ZANCADAS, EL BÁSICO QUE DEBES CONOCER - Fast Fitness. Guía para...

No sé si esta traducción es la más correcta. "Sea Bass" en inglés es Lubina, de eso estoy seguro. Creo que la traducción de Corvina al inglés es "Meagre", no?

deslizarse v prnl (desplazarse, moverse) move to v expr slide⇒ vtr Se deslizó hacia otras posturas menos liberales. He moved to other, less liberal positions. I don't think "slide" would be a vtr here.

contraportadanf (página anterior a portada) (book) back cover n (newspaper, magazine) back page n (book) inside flap, inside cover n Miré la contraportada del libro para leer el resumen de la novela. Look at the back cover of the book to read the novel summary. I think that...

brasero nm AR, MX (fogón portatil) campfire, fire pit n camp stove n hibachi, barbecue n El brasero no tiene la lumbre necesaria para hervir la comida. The campfire (or: fire pit) isn't hot enough to cook food. Since the Sense is now "fogón portatil", I'm not sure...