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- brittle [of a personality: tense, on edge]
- crispado {adj} [manera]
- recording [producing records on vinyl, CD etc.]
- discográfico {adj}comerc.mús.
- short [on money]
- apretado {adj}
- Speaking. [on the phone]
- ¡Al habla!
- to run (sth.) [on foot, a distance, a risk]
- correr (algo)
- to betray sb. [denounce, inform on]
- delatar a algn
- to embark (sth.) [to load, go on board]
- embarcar (algo)náut.
- to employ sb. [take on, hire]
- contratar a algn [dar empleo]
- to ring (sb.) [Br.] [on the phone]
- llamar (a algn)
- drain [wastepipe on sink] [Br.]
- desagüe {m}
- departure [on a journey]
- salida {f}
- grade [grade level, not grade on a test] [Am.]
- curso {m}edu.
- lock [on a door, gun]
- cerradura {f}
cierre {m}
cerrojo {m}
pestillo {m}
- sheet [on a bed]
- sábana {f}
- funnel [on ship] [Br.]
- chimenea {f}náut.
- lock [on a door]
- chapa {f} [am.] [cerradura]
- prank [especially on December 28]
- inocentada {f}
- saddle [on horse]
- silla {f} de montarhipis.
- spur [on a bird, of rock]
- espolón {m}
- striker [person on strike]
- huelguista {m}
- umbrella [used on the beach and at cafés against the sun]
- sombrilla {f}
- about to [poised to, on the point of]
- a punto de {adv}loc.
- to lie (dead) [written on a tombstone]
- yacer
- to rip sth. off [which is stuck on]
- arrancar algo
- We spent more on the collar than on the dog
- Vale más el collar que el perroproverb.
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