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basura nf(persona: despreciable) (despicable person)piece of filth, piece of crap, pig n bastard n Ese tipo es una basura: le robó a su abuela todos sus ahorros. That guy's a piece of filth; he robbed all his grandma's savings. Register?

"I'll be in town tomorrow and the day after. Do you have any plans?" The Spanish of this English translation is not visible.

Es INACEPTABLE que digan que "coger" significa "caber" en español, es una incorrección enorme, algo que solo diría una persona muy inculta que a duras penas sepa escribir y hablar.

The translation of the example sentences is completely different from the originals.

I don’t see that there is audio for this particular entry. Usually, there is audio for each entry to help with pronunciation. I just thought I’d let someone know about this. Thanks.

depiladora nf(para quitar pelo)hair remover, depilatory n I am not sure "depiladora" on its own can refer to the cream/substance, but even so, could you make it clear which is a machine and which is a substance? Would "epilator" work as well? ✓ Comprar las mejores depiladoras baratas ✓...

I think the example using the word “vigilancia” is not correct. It does not mention police

You have the kitchen term translated as mold/mould, and I think an educated, worldly person would recognize that as a cake pan, but I think a lot of English speakers wouldn't. Could you add "cake pan" as a translation?

According to wikipedia, the corresponding term in english is "sea ice". (Sea ice - Wikipedia)

The construction is: To yearn for sthg; to long for sthg. BUT To yearn to do sthg; to long to do sthg

No tener dónde caerse muerto Mi padre desprecia a mi novio porque --- Mi Dad hates my girlfriend because she --- My Dad hates my BOYFRIEND because HE ---

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This word can also mean a little book. "Me palpé el bolsillo de mi camisa para ver si tenía mi libretita azuel" Cajas de cartón por Francisco Jiménez.

pezón nmAmL (saliente) (UK)tread n (US)thread n Esas ruedas están tan viejas que ya casi se perdió el pezón. Those tires are so old they have almost lost tread. Is "thread" that common; I can't find any references? Also, in the Sentence, "tires" is used with the American spelling...

MEZQUITA. Termina en A

quiniela nf(sistema de apuesta)pools npl La quiniela tiene un pozo acumulado de cinco millones de pesos. The pool has a rollover jackpot of five million pesos. "pools" (dterm) or "pool" (dsentence)?

One example sentence given for "payaso" was... It was translated as... This is not grammatically correct English. To be correct, either of the following translations should be used instead:

It also means event

debt collector, tax collector, taskmaster He oido su clamor a causa de sus exactores. Exodo 3:7 I have heard their cry because of their taskmasters. Exodus 3:7

It did not tell me what I wanted to hear disgust

dar un aventón, dar aventón, darle un aventón a alguien loc verbMéxico, coloquial (transportar)give [sb] a ride v expr hitch a ride with [sb] v expr ¿Me puedes dar un aventón al colegio? Tengo pereza de caminar. So that would be: "Can you hitch a ride with me to school? I don't feel...

In Perú, this refers to the Humboldt squid, or Dosidicus gigas. Found on the western coast of South America, in the Humboldt current. Commonly eaten along the Peruvian coast in many dishes.

a cobro revertido, con cobro revertido loc adv(de modo que pague el receptor)collect, reverse charge, adv Cuando mi hermana estaba en Irlanda, llamaba siempre a casa a cobro revertido. When my sister was in Ireland, she always called home collect. I think "collect" would only work in...

certificar vtr(registrar envíos)certify⇒ vtr Al certificar una carta la oficina de correos garantiza que la hará llegar a su destino. By certifying a letter, the post office guarantees that it will make it to its destination. Something like "send by registered mail"?

Your example translates “cada ocho dias” as “once a week?”

Col. n.m. rascal, wrongdoer

Also "in a jiffy"?

I wonder whether "continually, continuously" should come second as the Spanish expression is quite colloquial, while "continually, continuously" is slightly formal. Maybe I would add "every five minutes" or "time and time again" or something to that extent?

The translation example is not right. It says: el flan es un dulce de leche con azúcar quemada = crème caramel is a "dulce de leche" with burnt sugar. There is no need for dulce de leche to remain untranslated here, and if a borrowed term is going to be used it should be italicised rather...

Característica is not synonymous with prefix or area code. In spanish, you say "prefijo" or "prefijo telefónico" to say prefix or area code.

1. Medical procedure 2. Ablation 3. An ablation was performed to my father for his atrial flutter

Llegaron al hotel a altas--- They arrived at the hospital in--- / They arrived at the HOTEL in ---

"Each Sunday, my grandfather would by me a meringue." By should be 'buy'

The sentence example of "frotarse" was not translated directly. It's a general translation, but not a direct translation, and it may confuse people who may not understand the context translation well, specifically when one is trying to decipher which words mean their English counterpart. This...

The explanation of the use of article “el” before a or ha of feminine nouns is incomplete. It only happens if the a is stressed . El agua o el haya but la ampolla etc

novillero, novillera nm, nfcoloquial (estudiante: hace novillos) (formal)truant student n (US: informal)student who skips school, student who skips class n I think that British students also skip classes/school.

Seafood

Focused Mia focused on her math's homework

What is "bistoury"?

Principal Translations Spanish English funda nf(envoltorio)cover, case n (book)dust jacket n (knife)sheath n (pillow)pillowcase n Saca las gafas de su funda y póntelas. Take the sun glasses out of their cover (or: case) and put them on. funda nf(de un libro)book cover...

Also "stake"? Random references: Muerte en la hoguera - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre Death by burning - Wikipedia

I think the best translation is strophe.

I don´t really understand what log means so I recomend to improve this definition

El sindicalista fue insistente en su pedido por un aumento salarial.Hay un problema con la preposición en la traducción al inglés. Es "insistent on". The union member was insistent in his request for a pay raise.

This translation is wrong. Sarro in English is tartar, or dental calculus.

I should be... “They” named her not “The” named... in the first definition.

Fellow being. Prójimo!!!!!

The translation posted is incorrect. "Se cree que el comienzo de la vida ocurrió en el mar. " means "It is believed that the beginning of life started in the sea."

"skateboarding" seems quite different, isn't it?

How can I find the substantive and adjetivo of words