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Spanish	English
e [palabra siguiente empieza en 'i', 'hi', 'y' o 'hy']	and <&>
Eagro {m}	Oeagrus
eale {f} [también : centícora]	yale
ébano {m}	ebony
ébola {m}	Ebola
ebria {f}	inebriate [female]
ebriedad {f}	inebriation
ebrio	drunk
ebrio	inebriated
ebrio {m}	inebriate
eccema {m}	eczema
echar a la suerte [locución]	to toss a coin [to decide]
echar a perder algo	to fudge sth. [coll.] [bungle]
echar a perder algo [locución]	to mess sth. up [coll.] [idiom] [spoil, ruin]
echar a volar	to start flying
echar algo	to pour sth.
echar algo	to pump sth. [dispense: petrol etc.]
echar algo	to throw sth.
echar algo [tirar]	to chuck sth. [coll.]
echar chispas [col.] [locución] [enojarse]	to be hopping mad [coll.] [idiom]
echar de menos a-algn/algo	to miss sb./sth.
echar el bofe [col.] [locución]	to go all out [coll.] [idiom] [exert oneself to the utmost]
echar la bronca a algn [col.] [locución]	to tell sb. off [coll.] [idiom]
echar la buena ventura	to tell fortunes
echar la pota [esp.] [col.]	to puke [sl.]
echar las campanas al vuelo [col.]	to celebrate
echar los perros a algn [mex.] [Guatemala] [Nicaragua] [Panamá] [Puerto Rico] [Columbia] [Venzuela] [Chile] [col.] [locución] [cortejar]	to court sb.
echar mano de su comida [col.] [locución]	to get stuck into one's meal [coll.] [idiom]
echar pata con algn [mex.] [col.] [tener relaciones sexuales con algn]	to have sex with sb.
echar un chorro de algo	to squirt sth.
echar un patín [correr] [col.] [Cuba]	to run
echar un pato [Chile] [col.] [tener sexo]	to have sex
echar un polvo [vulg.]	to fuck [vulg.]
echar un sueñecito [col.] [locución]	to have forty winks [coll.] [idiom]
echar un vistazo	to peek
echar un vistazo a algo	to have a (quick) look at sth.
echar una cabezada	to catch some Zs [Am.] [coll.]
echar una mano	to give a helping hand
echarle mente a algo [pensar en algo] [sur.] [Colombia] [col.]	to mull it over [coll.]
echarle un perro a algn	to sic a dog on sb. [Am.]
echarse	to lie down
echarse (una) novia [col.]	to get a girlfriend [coll.]
echarse a la carretera [locución]	to hit the road [idiom]
echarse un coyotito [col.] [mex.]	to have a siesta
echarse un meo [col.]	to go for a slash [Br.] [vulg.] [urinate]
echarse un palo [col.] [tomar una cerveza ] [sur.] [Venezuela]	to booze [Am.] [coll.]
echarse una araña [orinar] [cent.] [El Salvador] [col.]	to take a leak [sl.]
echarse una canita al aire [ser infiel] [sur.] [Chile] [col.]	to be unfaithful
echarse una canita al aire con algn [col.] [tener una aventura]	to have a fling with sb. [coll.]
eclecticismo {m}	eclecticism
ecléctico	eclectic
eclesiástico	church [attr.]
eclesiástico	ecclesiastic
eclesiástico	ecclesiastical
eclesiología {f}	ecclesiology
eclipse {m}	eclipse
eclipse {m} de luna	eclipse of the moon
eclipse {m} de luna	lunar eclipse
eclipse {m} de sol	eclipse of the sun
eclipse {m} de sol	solar eclipse
eclipse {m} lunar parcial	partial eclipse of the moon
eclipse {m} lunar parcial	partial lunar eclipse
eclipse {m} solar	eclipse of the sun
eclipse {m} solar	solar eclipse
eclipse {m} solar parcial	partial eclipse of the sun
eclipse {m} solar parcial	partial solar eclipse
eclíptica {f}	ecliptic
eco {m} [repetición de sonido] [también fig.]	echo [also fig.]
ecografía {f}	CT scan
ecolalia {f}	echolalia
ecolocación {f}	echolocation
ecóloga {f}	ecologist [expert] [female]
ecología {f}	ecology
ecología {f} de poblaciones	population ecology
ecología {f} del comportamiento	behavioral ecology [Am.]
ecología {f} del comportamiento	behavioural ecology [Br.]
ecología {f} del paisaje	landscape ecology
ecología {f} evolutiva	evolutionary ecology
ecología {f} forestal	forest ecology
ecología {f} química	chemical ecology
ecológico	ecologic [ecological]
ecológico	ecological
ecológico	environmentally friendly
ecologismo {m}	environmentalism
ecologista {f}	ecologist [female]
ecologista {m}	ecologist
ecólogo {m}	ecologist [expert]
economato {m}	commissary [Am.] [store selling to military or prisoners]
economía {f}	economy
economía {f} de mercado	market economy
económicamente	economically
económico	economic
económico	economical
económico	sparing [economical, not extragavant]
economista {f}	economist [female]
economista {m}	economist
ecopraxia {f}	echopraxia
ecosistema {m}	ecological system
ecosistema {m}	ecosystem
ecotoxicología {f}	ecotoxicology

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