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APPEAL (d):
have an irresistible attraction for.
Atraer (ella me atrae)
BE AFRAID:
be filled with fear.
Tener miedo
BAIT (id):
put food on a hook or in a trap.
Carnada
BOTHER (d):
annoy or worry.
Molestar
CAMP (t) OUT:
live outdoors in tents or campers.
Acampar
CAPSIZE (d):
overturn in a boat or a canoe.
Voltearse en bote
CAST -CAST - CAST:
throw as in to cast a line for fishing.
Lanzar caña de pezcar
CHOOSE- CHOSE -CHOSEN:
select after consideration.
Elegir
COOK (t):
prepare food for eating.
Cocinar
DIE (d) DOWN:
diminish in intensity.
Casi extinto
DIE (d) OUT:
become extinct.
Extinto
ENGAGE (d) IN:
participate in some activity.
Participar en
EXTINGUISH (t):
put out as a fire.
Extinguir el fuego
FEAR (d):
be afraid of.
Temer
FIND - FOUND - FOUND:
discover or encounter.
Encontrar
FISH (t):
try to catch a fish.
Pescar
FOLLOW (d):
go or come after.
Seguir
GET LOST - GOT LOST - GOTTEN LOST:
lose one's way.
Perderse
GET WET - GOT WET - GOTTEN WET:
become saturated with water.
Llovisnar
GO ASTRAY - WENT ASTRAY - GONE ASTRAY:
go off the right way; get lost.
Perderse (metafora)
GUARD (id):
protect or watch over; take precautions.
Guardia / Proteger
HIKE (t):
take a long, sometimes difficult, walk.
Hacer senderismo
HUNT (id):
pursue for food or sport.
Cazar
STASH (t):
store or hide in a usually secret place for future emergency use; keep in a secret place for future use.
Almacenaje secreto
JUMP (t):
pass over; rise into the air by muscular effort.
Saltar
LITTER (d):
dirty with garbage and other waste materials.
Contaminar
PITCH (t):
erect and fix firmly in place as in to pitch a tent.
Armar
PUT OUT- PUT OUT - PUT OUT:
extinguish.
Extinguir
RECOGNIZE (d):
identify from previous knowledge.
Reconozer
SET UP- SET UP - SET UP:
organize, arrange; cause to be as in to set up a campsite.
Preparar
SHOOT - SHOT- SHOT:
discharge a weapon; wound or kill with a missile such as a bullet or an arrow.
Disparar
SIGNAL (d):
communicate by signals.
Señal
SLEEP - SLEPT - SLEPT:
natural suspension of consciousness.
Dormir
STALK (t):
approach game slowly or while hiding.
Acechar
SURVIVE (d):
remain alive; continue to exist.
Sobrevivir
SWIM - SWAM - SWUM:
propel oneself in water.
Nadar
TRAIL (d):
follow the tracks ores spoor of.
Seguir el rastro
THROW -THREW -THROWN:
propel through the air.
Lanzar
TRACK (t):
follow the tracks of.
Rastrear
ANT:
small social insect.
Hormiga
ARROW:
long slender missile shot from a bow.
Flecha
AX also AXE:
short-handled chopping tool.
Hacha
BACKPACK:
carrying case held on one's back by shoulder straps.
Mochila
BEAR:
large heavy animal with shaggy hair.
Oso
BLOODHOUND:
large hound with an incredible sense of smell.
Sabuezo
BOW:
weapon used for shooting arrows.
Arco
BROOK:
small stream.
Rio pequeño
BUDDY:
a close friend.
Amigo cercano
BUDDY SYSTEM:
safety measure where campers do everything with a companion for mutual companionship and protection.
Medida de seguridad
BUG:
any small, usually obnoxious, crawling animal.
Bicho
CACHE:
a secret hiding place or anything hidden there.
Escondite
CAMPER:
person wh o lives or camps in a tent; a vehicle used for camping.
Campista
CAMPFIRE also BONFIRE:
an outdoor fire used for warmth and cooking
Fogata
CAMPSITE also CAMPGROUND:
the place of the camp.
Lugar pa acampar
CANNED GOODS:
foods contained in cans.
Enlatados
CANYON:
deep valley with steep sides.
Cañon (natural no belicon)
COMPASS.:
device for determining direction.
Brujula
COT:
a small, sometimes folding, bed.
Catre
DEER (pl. DEER):
a ruminant animal with antlers (horns) in the male. The male deer is called a buck or s; the female is called a doe.
Venado
EQUIPMENT:
items needed for a special job or activity.
Equipo
EXCURSION:
a pleasure trip.
Excursion
FIRST AID KIT:
case containing essential medical supplies.
Kit de Primeros Auxilios
FIREFLY:
night-flying beetle that produces a soft light.
Luciernaga
FISH (pl. FISH or FISHES):
water animal with fins, gills, gils, and usually scales.
Pez
FISHING POLE:
straight slender rod for fishing.
Caña de pezcar
FLASHUIGHT:
small t battery- operated light.
Linterna
FLY:
bothersome winged insect.
Mosca
GAME:
animals hunted for sport or food.
Caza por diversion
GAME LAWS:
rules and regulations that govern legal hunting and fishing.
Leyes de caza
GAME WARDEN:
an official who enforces and controls hunting and fishing laws in a given area.
Guardabosques
GEAR:
special clothing or equipment; camping gear.
Equipo de acampar
GULLY:
a trench worn by running water.
Sanja
HOOK:
a curved sharply pointed device for catching fish.
Gancho
INSECT:
small usually winged animal with six legs.
Insecto
INSECT REPELLENT:
solution or spray to keep away insects.
Repelente de insectos
KNIFE (pl. KNIVES):
sharp cutting blade with a handle.
Cuchillo
LANTERN:
an enclosed portable light
Linterna
LIGHTNING:
flashing discharge of atmospheric electricity
Rayo
LINE:
cord or rope such as a fishing line.
Sedal (hilo de pezca)
LITTERBUG:
one who litters or dirties a public area
Contaminador
MOUNTAIN:
elevated land larger and higher than a hill
Montaña
MOUNTAIN LION:
large mountain-dwelling undomesticated feline
Puma
MUSHROOM:
edible cap-like organ of a fungus
Champiñones
PEAK:
the top of a hill or mountain.
Cima de la montaña
PELLET:
little lead balls used in shotgun shells.
Valines / postas
PEST:
any plant or animal bothersome to man.
Peste
POISONOUS:
containing chemical properties that can kill
Venenoso
POACHER:
an illegal hunter or fisher.
Pezca ilegal
RAVINE:
narrow steep-sided valley.
Barranco
ROD AND REEL
straight slender stick with a revolving device for winding line
Caña y carrete
ROPE:
large strong cord made of fibers
Soga
RIFLE:
long shoulder weapon that fires bullets
Rifle
RIVER:
large natural stream of water
Rio
SHADE (shady):
protected from light, especially the su
Sombra
SHOTGUN:
long shoulder, weapon that fires lead pellets off different gauge
Escopeta
SHRUB:
long- growing woody plant
Arbusto
SINKER:
a weight to sink a fishing pole
Plomada
SKILLET:
a flat pan for frying
Discada
SLEEPING BAG:
warm lines, usually zippered bag used for sleeping outdoors
Bolsa de dormir
SNAKE:
long-bodied limbless crawling reptile.
Serpiente
SPOOR:
track or trail especially of wild animal
Rastro / Huella
STEEP:
having very sharp slope or great elevation
Inclinacion
STREAM:
flow of water on land normally smaller than a river.
Rio pequeño
SUNNY:
lighted by or exposed to sunlight
Soleado
SWISS ARMY KNIFE
knife especially developed for outdoor living
Navaja multiusos
TENT:
a collapsible waterproof shelter.
Casa de acampar
PUP TENT:
small, low, waterproof shelter
Casa de acampar pequeña
THUNDER:
sound following lightning
Trueno
TOADSTOOL:
a mushroom especialy when inedible or poisonous
Hongo venenoso
TRACKS:
trail left by wheels or footprints
Rastro / Huella
TRAGEDY:
a disastrous event
Tragedia
TRAIL
path; a way formed by repeated or chance footsteps.
Camino / Sendero / Vereda
FOREST
a large area with a thick growth of trees and underbrush.
Bosque
FISHING TACKLE
specialized equipment fishing.
Equipo de pescar
FISH STORY
highly exaggerated story; a lie.
Historia exagerada
FISH WORM
worm used as bait to catch fish.
Gusanos de carnada
UNDERBRUSH
small woody plants growing beneath large trees.
Maleza
WILDCAT
any of various large undomesticated cats.
Gatos salvajes
WOLF (pl. WOLVES)
large wild member of the dog family.
Lobo
WOODS
small area with a dense growth of trees; a heavily wooded area.
Bosque pequeño