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shipwreck
naufragio/remais of a ship
pence
type of coin in england
sheer
puro, translucido, sin mezcla
uncanny
amazingly scary/spooky/out of this world
flock
parvada
seagulls
gaviota
dodging/docking
agacharse en forma de defensa
grudge
(V) codo, cuidar el dinero
glided
move in graceful way/planear
quarrel
argunto/fight over words
overtuned
turned over
grim
siniestro/something dark
beam
light/mucha luz, rayo de luz//piece of wood that supports ceiling
parapet
balcony over lighthouse
wretch
(n) not physically healthy/wounded
a view
area seen from certain point/vista//an opinion
viewpoint
aplace to see/mirador
point of view
an opinion in particular matter
examples with sheer
sheer drop, sheer nylons, sheer waste of time
hush
to make or become calm or quiet
beamed
smile happily
sentence with wretch
the poor wretch climbed up his way to ask for help...
a sight
something seen/important places somewhere
outlook
what is seen by looking out
outlook
likely to happen
tele
distant
scope
see
scene
division in a play
scene
a view with definite quality
scene
place where something happened
scene
display of a temper
coutryside
region away from town
nature
natural force of countryside
bird's eye view
a very good sight
view finder
part of a camera
in view of
because of
come into sight
become visible
go out of sight
become not visible
know someone by sight
know someone just physically
fall in love at fist sight
enamorarse a primera vista
sight-read
to look at it and know what it means (more likely in music)
lose sight of
perder de vista
sight seeing
visiting and seeing objects of interest
a whip
used to hit horse when riding
latigo o cuarta
whipped
batido
whipped cream
harness
placed over horse's head to get hold of
saddle
place to sit over horse's back when mounting
reins
object used to control horse's movements
riendas
bridle
metal object used in horse's mouth to take control of
freno
spurs
used to rush horse
espuelas
sail
as when a boat leaves the dock
zarpar
sale
as when a something is being exchanged for money / a bargain due to change of season
bend down
crouch / ponerse en cunclillas
bend foward
to vow
bend backwards
make a lot of effort
round about
glorieta
turning
esquina
cul-de-sac
dead end (not thoroughfare)
privada
thoroughfare
public ways
NO thoroughfare
dead end (not cul-de-sac)
attached to
joined to
fond of
attached to something through feelings
tems
items agreed in a treaty or contract
terms
price for a service
terms
conditions
we did not agreed on this terms
terms
personal relations
in good terms with...
affect
influence
effect (n)
result
effect (v)
cause certain result
efectuado
wrist
part of the arm
fist
closed hand
relief (n)
no worries
alivio
relieved (adj)
aliviado
relieve (v)
take over someone's work
relief (adj)
fund as in for famine or earthquake victims
relief (adj)
as a map of comparative heights
stab / stabbed
apuñalar con cuchillo / apuñalado
famine
extreme hunger
poisoned
envenenado
strangled
estrangulado
suffocated
sofocado
hanged
colgado
gassed
gaseado
coroner
doctor to perform a post-mortem
post-mortem
an autopsy
inquist
investigation
claws
garras
scratch
rasguñar o rasguño
scraped
peeled but for fruits and vegetables with thin skin
play
cards, football, violin, piano, a movie, the part of Hamlet
act
on stage/ in a play /sick
law court
corte de juicios
scrubbed
washed as in floors / fregado
scrub=fregadero
mop
trapeador
polished
pulido
cloth
jerga / piece of fabric designed to clean
intense
strong
intenso (pain, effort, light)
intensive
lasting short time and giving something in exchange
intensivo (curse)
superstitious / superstition
believes in luck and other things / what is thought
suspicious
describes getting a felling of insecurity
sospechoso de algo
suspicious
causes a feeling of insecurity
suspect
sospechoso de algun acto realizado
blade
hoja delgada
as in grass or a knife
bargain
agreement in which everyone gives something up
bargain
something expensive bought cheap
bargain
informal negociation
to bargain
discuss price with seller
regatear
to barder
discuss price with seller (not bargain)
find it a job
find it difficult
shopkeeper
store owner
customer
comprador
client
cliente
solicitor
lawyer
fancy
soñar despierto/ fantasear. or. elegant, with class
scenery
general appearance of countyside
landscape
scenery altered from original
coy ( coyly)
timidamente
lie
mentir/yacer
lay
colocar
rise
levantarse, incrementar
raise
levantar
curious
strange, odd
curious
inquisitive (interested to know more)
curiosity
(n) that leads to interesting discoveries
curiosities
curiosidades
fortnight
fifthteen days
quincena
an opportunity
ocassion or chance to make good use of
possibility
something that may happen
eccentricities (n)
something that makes a person strange or unconventional
eccentric (adj)
describes behavior of an unconventional, starnge person
3 vicar
clargyman of the Church of England
priest
clergyman from Roman catholic Orthodox church
minister
non conformist church clergyman/ person with a disigned job in church
clergyman
pastor, priest, vicar etc
1 archbishop
arzobispo
2 bishop
obispo
4 curate
clergic assistant/ cura
dean
priest in charge of a Cathedral
decano
churchwarden
layman responsible for church business matters
layman
not a clergyman
laico
verger
keeps church in order
verdugo
organist
plays the organ
choirmaster
director del coro
choir
group of people that sing in a church
parish
division of country with its own church and vicar
parroquia
diocese
"legion" controlled by bishop
nearby
close , closely
cercano, cerca
prefer
like better than something else
library
place to borrow books
biblioteca
bookshop
place to buy books
libreria
concern
anxiety
there is some concern about his health.
concern
something of interest / something that involves someone
this letter concerns thw whole family
concern
a firm
he has shares in a building concern
concern
take an interest in
i've always concerned about my grades
charity
giving to those in need
a charity
an organization giving to those in need
erring (v)
doing something wrong / to mistake
to err
errors
mistakes
a fault
bad point in person's character
its all your fault
errand
short journey made for shopping / a favor / mandado
voluntary (adj)
voluntario (adj)
volunteer (n&v)
voluntarear and voluntario
conscripted
a la fuerza
conscript
soldier doing compulsory military service
start
begin / sobresalto
indifferent
taking no notice of
valueless
without worth
invaluable
so valuable that a price cannot be attached
famous
famoso , celebre
infamous
infame (notorio)
sensible
sensato, prudente, razonable
senseless
estupido, sin razon
insensible
insensible, unconscious
sensitive
delicado (piel)
interested
interesado
uninterested
indifferent, desinteresado
disinterested
desinteresado as in neutral, not taking sides
take pains
take trouble
tomarse la molestia
pain
dolor
painful
doloroso
painless
sin dolor
involuntary
without wanting to
involuntario
charge (n)
amount to be paid
charge (n)
criminal accusiation
cargo
charge (n)
violent foward movement
charge (n)
amount of electricity, explosives, etc
carga
charge (v)
ask a price
we charge extra for each ingredient
charge (v)
accuse a crime
they charged him with robbery
charge (v)
move foward violently
charge (v)
provide equipment with electricity, explosive, etc
cargar
in charge of/take charge of
responsible for/accept responsability for
bound for
on its way to
homeward bound
on one's way home
bound
attached, stringed into
amarrado
cover or binding
"cubierta" as in a book
morsel
small piece or fragment
migaja
shrewd
keen judgement of people and business matters (clever) (good people)
cunning / crafty
astuto o ongenioso---> unpleasant, possibly dishonest cleverness ( bad people)
mañoso=crafty=crafty dealer who tries to cheat customers
sparing no one's feelings
speaking plainly even if it hurts the person addressed
devoted
give all your time to something
treat (n)
especial pleasant experience
treat (n)
candy
treat (v)
behave towards someone with certain effect
tratar
treat (v)
pay for someone's food, drink, or entertainment
ill treat you to the cinema
treat (v)
deal with a matter, question, etc
treaty
agreement between countries
bucarelli
treatment
tratamiento as in medicine or how someone has treated you
novelist
writer of novels
of long frictional stories writed in prose
non-fiction
based on facts
fiction
based on imagination
ability
skills while doing something
abilidad
capability
ability to perform a certain task
capacidad
able
capaz
spinter
single old woman, unmarried
old maid
plain, narrow minded, prim woman
narrow minded
de mente cerrada
prim
proper, formal ( remilgado y estirado)
invalid
illed. unable to perform a job for a while
disabled
not able to perform a job any more ( teacher, soldier)
incapacitado
dowdy
wears old fashioned clothes
shabby
wears bad condition clothes
fachoso
smart
wears formal attire, elegant
fashionable
trendy, with style
a la moda
nobel
prestige
noble
honored / from loyalty
a leak
hole through which a liquid can scape
leak out
gotear/ information gone in the open accidentally
supplement (v)
add to
colour supplement
extra column in newspaper
pen name
name used by authors
stage-name
name used by actors and performers
nickname
playful or shortened name
apodo
pet name
name given to show affection
gordo, pequeña
alias
criminal name
tough
hard to break or cut / hard
tender
tierno o blando / opp of tough
hardship
adversity, difficulty
hero / heroin
good character who saves the day
heroe/heroina
heroic
act of value
heroico
heroism
being a hero
heroismo
villian
the bad characted of a story
villano
villainous
malvado
villainy
maldad
oblong
rectangular
round
circular
punch
hit with fist
slap
hit on the face with palm (whole hand)
kick
hit with the foot
poke
touch with finger
scratch
hurt someone with your nails
nudge
hit someone with elbow
shrug
hit someone with the shoulder as you pass by
deal
tratar with something that has to be done
cope
superar, salir adelante