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Las palabras más comunes (651-750)

AB
dongift; term of dignity for a man (obviously! think don Quijote)
cintatape
candidatocandidate
tocarto touch; to play (an instrument); to knock (at the door)
departamentodepartment; apartment
interno(as a noun) boarding student; intern; (as an adjective) internal
DiosGod
¡Que Dios te bendiga!(expression) May God bless you!
diosagoddess
futurofuture
ejecutivoexecutive
estrellastar
estrella fugaz(expression) shooting star
contenercontain
regionalregional
caminopath, trail, way; highway
camino trillado(expression) beaten track (as in "We are off the beaten track")
errar el camino(expression) to lose one's way
en camino(expression, very useful) on the way (such as "Mis amigos están en camino.")
físico(as a noun) physical appearance; (as an adjective) physical
la físicaphysics (as in the branch of science)
realidadreality (often used in the expression "en realidad" as a synonym of "de hecho")
financiero(as a noun) financier; (as an adjective) financial
librobook
libro de cocina(expression) cookbook
libro mayor(expression) ledger
asuntosubject matter, affair
industriaindustry
recienterecent
posición(physical) position; position (in sports) (BUT NOT position as in business position, that would be "puesto")
central(as a noun) main office/location/station; (as an adjective) central
campeónchampion
funciónfunction (purpose); function (event)
diciembreDecember (remember NOT to capitalize months in Spanish)
presentaciónpresentation, look and feel (as in "I like the look and feel of this book.")
tarjeta de presentación(expression) business card
ayudahelp, assistance (note: a stronger word for emergencies is "¡Auxilio!" or "¡Socorro!")
entrevistainterview
impuestotax (good word for this time of year, ie. March-April)
efectoeffect
restorest (remainder)
fiscal(as a noun) attorney general; district attorney; (as an adjective) pertaining to a legal representative of the government, fiscal
naturalnatural
eneroJanuary (remember not to capitalize months in Spanish)
comerciocommerce, business
comercio exterior(expression) foreign trade
encargarto place in charge, to make responsible for (now I want you to go back and look at a related word that many of you translated incorrectly "cargo")
encargarseto be in charge, to take charge
escenariostage; set; scene
palabraword
de palabra(expression) by word of mouth
palabras conciliatorias(expression) conciliatory words
libertad de palabra(expression) freedom of speech
iniciobeginning
beneficiobenefit
beneficio bruto(expression) gross profit (used in accounting)
beneficio neto(expression) net profit (used in accounting)
no tener oficio ni beneficio(expression) to have neither profession nor means of support
entregagiving, delivery (see example in list)
energíaenergy
laborlabor
labor de parto(expression) labor, as in birth pains ("parto" means childbirth)
octubreOctober (remember not to capitalize months in Spanish)
imagenimage
esfuerzoeffort
personajecharacter (in book, play, movie); celebrity
ruralrural
directivo(as a noun) director, member of board; (as an adjective) directive, managing, governing
la directivaboard of governors
actoact, deed, action
dependenciadependence
alimento(s)food; nourishment (I think of it as a stronger, more formal word than "comida")
armaarm (weapon)
arma de fuego(expression) firearm, gun
armas blancos(expression) blades, such as machetes (btw, have I ever told you my hilarious story about learning this for this first time?! Ask me in class if you read this and I'll tell you. jaja)
favorfavor
por favor(expression) please
cuadroframe (as in an Internet browser); square (as in the shape; btw, do you know all your shapes? If you don't, why not put them on your "lista personal")
en cuadro(expression) squared
abrilApril (remember not to capitalize months in Spanish)
sencillosimple, plain; single (as in "single" scoop and also in music, such as Shakira's new single; one-way (as in travel)
compromisoengagement (to be married); appointment
prontosoon, quickly
hasta pronto(expression) see you soon
tan pronto como(expression) as soon as
empleoemployment
interiorinterior
ropa interior(expression) underwear
claseclass (school); class (category)
fumarse una clase(expression) to skip a class
de cualquier clase(expression) of any kind/description
comitécommittee
acabarto complete, to finish
acabarseto run out, to have just finished, to be completed
¡Se acabó!(expression) it's over! time's up! That's done!
reducirto reduce
causarto cause
hospitalhospital
ramobouquet; field, branch (class)
etapastage (of life or development)
anotarto annotate, to cite; to write a note, to write down
vestirseto get dressed (check out the awesome sentence in the list "La ejectiva debe vestir pulcramente.")
vestirse bien(expression) to dress properly
vestirse de(expression) to dress in, to dress as (See example in list: "Me vestí de rojo...")
salidaexit, offramp, meeting place to leave for somewhere
comarcaregion; shire (jaja. Check out the Lord of the Rings reference in the list again. The person who compiled these examples must like it!)
viajarto travel
extranjero(as a noun) foreigner; (as an adjective) foreign
vivir en el extranjero(expression) to live abroad
períodoperiod (time)
teatrotheater (note: "cine" is used for movie theater)
alumnostudent (this word is better than "estudiante" to me)
delitocrime (NOT delight)
vozvoice
dañodamage
daños y perjuicios(expression) damages (literally "damages and harms", but is used in court cases to say "to pay for the damages")
febreroFebruary (remember not to capitalize in Spanish)
verdadtruth
¿Verdad?(expression) tag question often put on the end of a sentence to mean "Isn't that right?"
de verdad(expression) really, honestly
finalmentefinally
professionalprofessional
distritodistrict (notice that it does NOT contain a letter "c" in Spanish)
izquierdoleft (when used as an adjective)
a la izquierda(expression) to the left
juevesThursday (remember not to capitalize days of the week in Spanish)
materiamatter (the scientific term referring to what makes up objects); subject (as in school subject)
traerto bring
deportesport
intentarto try, to attempt
detener(se)to detain (oneself) (I've seen this used more often in Spanish than in English, see list for examples, such as "Me detuve un momento para...")
gracia(s)grace; thank-you
Día de la Acción de GraciasThanksgiving Day (remember that this holiday is United-Statesian in nature and not celebrated elsewhere)
responsabilidadresponsibility (notice the difference in spelling from English)
máximomaximum
recorrerto cover (distance)
distintodistinct, clearly different (in my opinion, it is a much better word to use in essays than "diferente")
citarto cite a source (notice the reference to Cervantes in the list!), to set an appointment for


Spanish Instructor
Lincoln High School

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