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ANTICIPATE (id):
be prepared for; expect in advance; look forward to.
ANTICIPAR (id):
BE BORN (AM/IS/ARE BORN - WAS/WERE BORN - BEEN BORN):
brought by birth; start to exist.
NACER (SOY/ES/NACIERON - FUE/NACIERON - NACIERON):
BEGIN - BEGAN - BEGUN:
start.
COMENZAR COMENZÓ COMENZADO:
CALCULATE (id):
determine by mathematical process; judge.
CALCULAR (id):
CELEBRATE (id):
perform with appropriate rites; honor with ceremonies.
CELEBRAR (id):
DARKEN (d):
make dim, dark or obscure
OSCURECER (d):
fALL ON - fell ON - fAlleN ON:
occur on; happen on.
CAER - CAER - CAER:
HAPPEN (d):
take place; be fortunate to encounter something unexpectedly (often used with an infinitive) Ex. I happened to be in Acapulco; I happened to meet her.
SUCEDER (d):
KEEP TRACK OF-KEPT TRACK OF - KEPT TRACK OF:
to remain in touch with.
MANTENGA UN SEGUIMIENTO DE - SEGUIMIENTO DE - SEGUIMIENTO DE:
LENGTHEN (d):
make or become longer.
LARGAR (d):
LOOK (t) FORWARD TO:
anticipate; prepare for.
MIRAR (t) ADELANTE A:
OCCUR (d):
take place; come to mind
OCURRIR (d):
OCCUR (d) ON:
same as fall on; happen.
OCURRE (d) EL:
POSTPONE (d):
put off to a later date.
POSPONER (d):
PUT BY- PUT BY- PUT BY:
save
PONER POR- PONER POR- PONER POR:
PUT OFF- PUT OFF- PUT OFF:
postpone.
APAGAR- APAGAR- APAGAR:
PROCRASTINATE (id):
put off doing something; keep delaying
PROCRASTINAR (id):
RECORD (id):
set down in writing; register permanently.
REGISTRO (identificación):
REMEMBER (d):
recall to mind; keep from forgetting:
RECUERDE (d):
REMIND (id):
cause to remember.
RECORDAR (identificación):
REOCCUR (d):
take place again; happen again-
VOLVER A OCURRIR (d):
RISE- ROSE- RISEN:
appear above the horizon.
ELEVAR ELEVO ELEVADO:
SET- SET- SET:
sink or disappear below the horizon
CONFIGURAR- CONFIGURAR- CONFIGURAR:
SHORTEN (d):
make or become shorter.
Final corto):
TAKE PLACE -TOOK PLACE-TAKEN PLACE:
happen; occur.
TOMÓ LUGAR -TOMÓ LUGAR-TOMÓ LUGAR:
TILT (id):
cause to incline.
INCLINACIÓN (identificación):
TURN (d):
pass the age or time of.
TURNO (d):
ACCURATE:
exact; free from mistakes, correct in all details.
PRECISO:
AFTERNOON:
time from noon to sunset.
TARDE:
AGENDA:
a list of things to be done or to take place especially in their time order.
AGENDA:
ALMANAC:
an annual information book.
ALMANAQUE:
ANNIVERSARY:
annual return of the date of a notable event or celebration.
ANIVERSARIO:
BYGONE:
the past; forgotten. Ex: bygone years, bygone cares.
PASADO:
CENTURY:
100 years.
SIGLO:
DARKNESS:
having little or no light; period between one day and the next.
OSCURIDAD:
DATE:
day, month, or year when something is done or made; a social engagement or the person one goes out with.
FECHA:
DAWN:
the first light of the morning sun.
AMANECER:
DAY:
a 24-hour period; the time it takes for earth to rotate once on its axis.
DÍA:
DAYBREAK:
dawn; the first light of day; daylight.
ALBA:
DAYLIGHT:
the first light or light of day; daybreak; dawn.
LUZ:
DAY OFF:
day of rest from work, school, or routine activity.
DÍA LIBRE:
DIURNAL:
active during the day; occurring to or relating to day.
DIURNO:
DUSK:
closing of the day and the beginning of night.
OSCURIDAD:
EARLY:
at the beginning of, as in early spring or early July.
TEMPRANO:
ETERNITY:
infinite time; infinite duration.
ETERNIDAD:
ERA:
period associated with or typified by someone or something. The Christian era.
ERA:
EQUINOX:
time of year when day and night are everywhere of equal length, occurring on March 21 and September 22.
EQUINOCCIO:
EVE:
the evening preceding a special day, as Christmas eve, New Year's Eve, and the eve of your birthday.
VÍSPERA:
EVERY OTHER DAY:
occurring every three days
DÍA POR MEDIO:
FORTNIGHT:
two weeks.
QUINCENA:
FISCAL YEAR:
the tax year; a 12-month period over which an organization plans the use of its funds.
AÑO FISCAL:
HOROSCOPE:
astrological forecast.
HORÓSCOPO:
LEAP YEAR:
a year with 366 days; a year which occurs every 4 years in which February has 29 days.
AÑO BISIESTO:
LATE:
at the end of, as in late spring or late July.
TARDE:
MEMORANDUM:
(pl. memorandums or memoranda): an informal note; written reminder of past, present, or future events.
MEMORÁNDUM:
MIDNIGHT:
12:00 o'clock at night.
MEDIANOCHE:
MILLENNIUM:
(pl. millennia or millenniums) 1000 YEARS.
MILENIO:
MONTH:
the 12" part of a year or approximately 30 days.
MES:
LAST MONTH:
the month preceding this month
EL MES PASADO:
NEXT MONTH:
the month following this month.
PRÓXIMO MES:
LUNAR MONTH:
29.5 days; a month measured between new moons.
MES LUNAR:
MORNING:
time from sunrise to noon.
MAÑANA:
NIGHT:
period between dusk and dawn; period of darkness.
NOCHE:
LAST NIGHT:
the night preceding tonight.
ANOCHE:
THE NIGHT BEFORE LAST:
the night preceding last night.
ANTEANOCHE:
TOMORROW NIGHT:
the night following tonight.
MAÑANA POR LA NOCHE:
NOCTURNAL:
active at night; occurring to or relating to night.
NOCTURNO:
NOON:
middle of the day; when the sun is at its zenith.
MEDIODÍA:
SCHOOLDAY:
a day of normal scholastic activity.
DÍA DE ESCUELA:
SCHOOL YEAR:
the days or months that school is in session.
AÑO ESCOLAR:
SEASONS:
(in the Northern Hemisphere)
ESTACIONES:
SPRING:
the months of March, April, and May.
PRIMAVERA:
SUMMER:
the months of June, July, and August.
VERANO:
FALL or AUTUMN:
the months of September, October, and November.
OTOÑO u OTOÑO:
WINTER:
the months of December, January, and February.
INVIERNO:
SOLSTICE:
time of year when the sun is farthest north (June 21) or south (December 21) of the Equator.
SOLSTICIO:
TIME:
period during which something exists or continues or can be done.
TIEMPO:
SECOND:
the 60" part of a minute.
SEGUNDO:
MINUTE:
60 seconds; the 60" part of an hour or degree.
MINUTO:
HOUR:
24t part of a day or the time it takes the sun to travel 15 degrees.
HORA:
TIME ZONES:
division of world into 24 sectors of 15 degrees each, or one-hour time zones, beginning with O degrees at Greenwich, England to 180 degrees at the international Date Line.
ZONAS HORARIAS:
STANDARD TIME:
the time in any of the 24 time zones.
TIEMPO ESTÁNDAR:
TOMORROW:
the day following today.
MAÑANA:
THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW:
the day following tomorrow.
PASADO MAÑANA:
TOMORROW NIGHT:
the night following tonight.
MAÑANA POR LA NOCHE:
TONIGHT:
in this night.
ESTA NOCHE:
TWILIGHT:
light in the sky at dawn or dusk.
CREPÚSCULO:
WEEK:
a period of seven successive days.
SEMANA:
A WEEK FROM TODAY:
seven days beginning today.
DENTRO DE UNA SEMANA:
A WEEK FROM TOMORROW:
seven days beginning tomorrow.
UNA SEMANA A PARTIR DE MAÑANA:
A WEEK FROM NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY, etc.:
seven days beginning next Monday, Tuesday, etc.
UNA SEMANA A PARTIR DEL PRÓXIMO LUNES, MARTES, etc.:
WEEKDAYS:
any day except Sunday and often Saturday. Weekdays are normally considered as Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
DÍAS DE SEMANA:
WEEKEND:
Saturday and Sunday; 48 hours
FIN DE SEMANA:
LONG WEEKEND:
Saturday and Sunday combined with Friday or Monday; 72 hours
FIN DE SEMANA LARGO:
EXTRA LONG WEEKEND:
Saturday and Sunday combined with any other two weekdays; 96 hours.
FIN DE SEMANA EXTRA LARGO:
WORKDAY:
a day on which work is done; Monday through Friday.
DÍA LABORAL:
YEAR:
a period of 365 and a quarter days.
AÑO:
YESTERDAY:
the day preceding today.
AYER:
THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY:
the day preceding yesterday.
ANTIER:
ZENITH:
the highest point.
CENIT: