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English-Spanish Dictionary: an

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SYNO	AN \| Associate in Nursing
AN \| Associate in Nursing © Princeton University

an ['a' before a vowel]: una [antes de una vocal]
an [before a vowel]: un [antes de una vocal]
such (a / an) [of equivalent size]: tamaño {adj} [delante del substantivo]
to have an affair: tener una aventura
to make an appointment: quedar [citarse]
to overcome an obstacle: salvar un obstáculo
to render an account [provide details of events]: proveer algo [relato etc.]
to solve an equation: resolver una ecuaciónmat.
to take an oath: jurar
to tame an animal: domar un animal
an ounce of sth. [fig.] [small amount]: pizca {f}
quite an event [idiom]: todo un acontecimiento {m} [locución]
every half (an) hour: cada media hora {adv}
to come to an end: finalizar
to have an afternoon snack: merendargastr.
to have an eagle eye [fig.]: tener vista de lince [fig.]
to have an early night [coll.]: acostarse con las gallinas [col.] [carib.]
to have an off day [coll.] [idiom] [perform poorly]: no ser su día [col.] [locución]
to make an appointment with sb.: citar a algn [convocar]
to not trust sb. an inch [coll.] [idiom]: no fiarse un pelo de algn [col.] [locución]
to put an accent on sth.: tildar algoling.
to say sth. is an understatement: decir algo es quedarse corto [locución]
to take (an) interest in sb./sth. [idiom]: adquirir interés por algn/algo [locución]
to write an epilogue to sth.: epilogar algoedit.lit.
an endless number of: un sinfín {m} de
donation of an organ: donación {f} de órganosmed.
I had an off day. [today]: He tenido un día nefasto.
I've got an idea! — me too!: ¡Tengo una idea! — ¡yo también!
It was an unheard of event.: Fue un suceso insólito.
to be light-years apart on an issue [fig.]: estar a años luz en un asunto [fig.]
to cost an arm and a leg [coll.] [idiom]: costar un ojo de la cara [col.] [locución]
to put a clock back an hour: retrasar un reloj por una hora
carrying out of an order: ejecución {f} de un pedido
An Artist of the Floating World [Kazuo Ishiguro]: Un artista del mundo flotantelit.F

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