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Spanish	English
Va siendo hora de que ... [+subj.]	It's about time (that) ...
vaca {f}	beef
vaca {f}	cow
vaca {f} nodriza	suckler cow
vacaciones {f.pl}	holiday {sg}
vacaciones {f.pl}	holidays
vacante	empty [vacant]
vacante	vacant
vacante {f}	opening [for job]
vacante {f} [rar. {m}]	vacancy
vaciar algo	to drain sth. [empty] [also fig.]
vaciar algo	to empty sth.
vacilación {f}	hesitation
vacilación {f}	vacillation
vacilación {f} [indecisión]	wavering
vacilante	hesitant
vacilante	unsteady
vacilante [llama, luz]	flickering
vacilar [estar indeciso]	to dither
vacilar [moverse con inestabilidad]	to stagger
vacío	empty
vacío	vacant
vacío [discurso]	windy [speech: long-winded]
vacío {m}	emptiness
vacío {m}	void [emptiness]
vacuna {f}	vaccine
vacunación {f}	vaccination
vacunar a-algn/algo	to vaccinate sb./sth.
vacuno	bovine
vacuno {m}	cattle {pl}
vacuo	empty
vacuola {f}	vacuole
vadear algo	to ford sth.
vado {m}	ford
vaga {f}	bum [Am.] [coll.] [idle female person]
vaga {f}	slouch [coll.] [pej.] [lazy female person]
vagabunda {f}	bum [Am.] [coll.] [female vagrant]
vagabunda {f}	wanderer [female]
vagabundear	to roam
vagabundo {m}	bum [Am.] [coll.] [vagrant]
vagabundo {m}	prowler
vagabundo {m}	tramp
vagabundo {m}	vagrant
vagabundo {m}	wanderer
vagar	to roam
vagar [estar ocioso]	to idle
vagina {f}	vagina
vaginal	vaginal
vaginismo {m}	vaginismus
vago	vague
vago [indeterminado]	indeterminate [vague]
vago [perezoso]	lazy
vago {m}	bum [Am.] [coll.] [idle person]
vago {m}	lounger [idler, time waster]
vago {m}	slouch [coll.] [pej.] [lazy male person]
vagón {m} (de tren)	(railway) carriage [Br.]
vaguada {f}	thalweg
vaguear	to lounge [sit relaxing]
vaho {m}	vapor [Am.]
vaina {f}	pod
vaina {f} [de espada]	scabbard
vaina {f} [de navaja]	sheath [of knife, sword etc.]
vainilla {f}	vanilla
vaivén {m}	swaying
vajilla {f}	crockery [esp. Br.]
vajilla {f}	dishware
vajilla {f}	tableware
vale {m}	coupon
vale {m}	voucher
Vale más el collar que el perro.	[We spent more on the collar than on the dog.]
valencia {f}	valence
Valencia {f}	Valencia
valenciana {f}	Valencian [female]
valenciano	Valencian
valenciano {m}	Valencian
valenciano {m} [lengua]	Valencian [language]
valentía {f}	bravery
valentinianismo {m}	Valentinianism
valer algo	to be worth sth.
valer algo [costar]	to cost sth.
valer algo [proteger]	to protect sth.
valer la pena	to be worth the bother [arduous effort]
valeriana {f} común [Valeriana officinalis]	(garden) valerian
valeriana {f} de las boticas [Valeriana officinalis]	(garden) valerian
valeriana {f} medicinal [Valeriana officinalis]	(garden) valerian
valeroso	valiant
valeroso	valorous
valerse por sí mismo	to stand on one's own two feet [idiom]
valía {f} [valor]	value
válido	valid
valiente	brave
valiente	courageous
valiente	valiant [literary]
valioso	gold-plated [fig.] [e.g. pension: secure, valuable]
valioso	precious
valioso	rich [valuable]
valioso	valuable
valla {f}	fence
valla {f} fronteriza	border fence
valla {f} publicitaria	billboard

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