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Spanish	English
quantizado	quantized
quántum {m}	quantum
quark {m}	quark
quásar {m}	quasar
que	than
que	that
qué	what
que	which [that]
que admite más de una interpretación	ambiguous
Qué bonito es ver la lluvia y no mojarse.	Criticism is easy, and art is difficult.
que compiten	competing
que domina la tecnología	tech-savvy [coll.]
qué duda cabe	of course
Qué hacer en caso de incendio [Gregor Schnitzler]	What to Do in Case of Fire?
Que me parta un rayo si ... [locución]	I'll eat my hat if ... [coll.] [idiom]
que ni pintado [col.] [locución]	to a T [idiom]
Qué pereza! [col.] [cent.] [Costa Rica]	What a drag!
que se puede pasar	passable [able to be traversed]
que sigue las reglas	by-the-book [attr.]
Que toche este tipo. [Venezuela] [col.]	This bloke's a right berk. [Br.] [coll.]
que vale la pena	worthwhile
que ya es decir [locución]	which is saying something [idiom]
quebradero {m} de cabeza [col.]	headache [fig.] [annoying problem]
quebradizo [cosa]	breakable
quebradizo [cosa]	brittle
quebradizo [persona, cosa]	fragile [person, thing]
quebradizo [persona]	frail
quebrado [carretera desigual, camino desigual]	rough [road, path]
quebrado [carretera desigual, camino desigual]	uneven [road, path]
quebrado [en bancarrota]	bankrupt
quebradura {f}	break [fracture]
quebrantador {m} de la ley	law breaker
quebrantadora {f} de la ley	law breaker [female]
quebrantahuesos {m} [Gypaetus barbatus]	bearded vulture
quebrantahuesos {m} [Gypaetus barbatus]	lammergeier
quebrantahuesos {m} [Gypaetus barbatus]	ossifrage [archaic] [bearded vulture]
quebrantar algo [reglas, cosas etc.]	to break sth. [rules, cosas etc.]
quebrar	to go bankrupt
quebrar algo	to break sth.
quebrar lanzas [fig.]	to argue
quebrar lanzas [fig.]	to cross swords [fig.]
quedar	to stay
quedar [citarse]	to agree to meet
quedar [citarse]	to arrange to meet
quedar [citarse]	to make an appointment
quedar [citarse]	to plan to meet
quedar [sobrar]	to be left
quedar [sobrar]	to have remaining
quedar [sobrar]	to remain
quedar [tamaño, talla]	to fit [clothes, shoes, etc.]
quedar a disposición de algn	to remain at sb.'s disposal
quedar a-algn/algo [tamaño]	to fit sb./sth. [be the right size]
quedar atascado	to get bogged down [in mud etc.] [idiom]
quedar atrapado	to get bogged down [in mud etc.] [idiom]
quedar con muerte cerebral	to be left brain dead
quedar embarazada	to get pregnant
quedar en hacer algo	to agree to do sth.
quedar en hacer algo	to arrange to do sth.
quedar exento de algo [locución]	to be exempt from sth.
quedar mal con todos [locución]	to make a bad impression on everyone [idiom]
quedar satisfecho	to be satisfied
quedar tamañito	to be baffled
quedar tamañito	to be gobsmacked [Br.] [coll.]
quedarse	to remain
quedarse	to stay
quedarse a cenar	to stay for supper
quedarse atónito	to boggle
quedarse como el perro de las dos tortas [mex.] [locución]	to fall between two stools [idiom]
quedarse con algo	to keep sth. [retain possession]
quedarse con algo [col.] [retener en la memoria]	to remember sth.
quedarse de a seis [estar sorprendido] [mex.] [col.]	to be surprised
quedarse de pie	to stand
quedarse de piedra [col.] [fig.]	to be gobsmacked [coll.] [fig.]
quedarse dormido	to fall asleep
quedarse mirando a algn/algo	to goggle at sb./sth.
quedarse parado [fig.]	to be baffled
quedarse rezagado	to fall behind
quedarse sin aire	to run out of air
quedarse sin algo [locución]	to go without sth. [idiom] [forgo]
quedarse sin respiración	to be winded [gasping for air due to overexertion or a punch in the solar plexus]
quedarse sopa [esp.] [col.] [quedarse dormido]	to doze off [coll.]
quedarse tirado [col.]	to be stuck
quedarse tirado [col.]	to conk out [coll.]
quedo	quiet
quehacer {m}	chore
quehacer {m}	task
quehacer {m}	work
queja {f}	complaint
queja {f}	grievance [complaint]
queja {f}	gripe [coll.] [complaint, protest]
queja {f}	whinge [Br.] [coll.]
queja {f}	winge [Aus.] [coll.]
quejarse	to beef [coll.]
quejarse	to moan [complain]
quejarse	to whinge [Br.] [coll.]
quejarse	to winge [Aus.] [coll.]
quejarse (de algo)	to complain (about sth.)
quejarse constantemente de algn/algo	to bellyache about sb./sth. [coll.]
quejoso	complaining
quejoso	whimpering [whining]

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