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Apropiado(a)
Suitable
Soler + verb
To be accustomed to or to usually do something.
De modo que
In such a way that
relámpago
Lightning like
en torno de
around or about
Conforme
In accordance with or as per
factibles
possible or feasible
señaladas
marked or indicated in a specific way
a continuación
next or following
vástago
a shoot or sprout from a plant that develops into a new plant or part of one.
vástago
A term used in botany to describe a young shoot or stem that emerges from a plant, capable of developing into a new plant or part of an existing one.
Retorñar
To twist or curl, often used to describe the action of curling or twisting something.
Renuevo
A term in botany referring to a new shoot or sprout that develops from a plant, often indicating new growth.
Deleite
A term meaning delight or pleasure, often used to describe a state of joy or enjoyment.
Vara
A rod or stick, often used as a support for plants or in various traditional contexts.
herir
To wound or injure; to cause physical harm or pain.
Malvados
Evil or wicked people; those who engage in morally wrong actions.
Cintura
Waist
Se echar juntas
lie down together or cuddle
Desarraigar
to uproot or remove from the ground
Destetar
to wean a child from breastfeeding
recobrar
to recover or regain
saquear
to loot or plunder
desterrados
people who have been exiled or banished
Se disipar
to dissipate or scatter
prodigios
Signs, wonders, miracles
Apropiado(a)
suitable or appropriate
Incluso
even, including
Desgraciadamente
Unfortunately, unluckily
reprendidos
to be reprimanded or scolded
Jactarse
to boast or brag
despreciar
to despise or scorn
dictados
Written exercises where students transcribe text as it is read aloud, often used to practice spelling and comprehension.
Venganza
the act of seeking revenge or retribution against someone.
Incurrir
to incur or bring upon oneself, often referring to debts or liabilities.
Desdeñar
to regard with disdain or contempt, often indicating a lack of respect for someone or something.
prevenido
to be forewarned or prepared, often indicating a state of caution or readiness for potential issues.
Normas
rules or standards that govern behavior or actions in a specific context.
Desamparado
a state of being helpless or abandoned, often referring to someone who is without support or assistance.
Hollar
to tread on or step upon something, often implying a sense of crushing or trampling. P
Ceder
to give up, yield, or transfer control or possession of something to another.
desconcertante
causing confusion or disorientation, often due to unexpected circumstances.
afrenta
an affront or insult, often causing shame or humiliation.
Surgir
to arise, emerge, or come forth from a particular source or situation.
Erguirse
to stand up straight or upright, often in a proud or defiant manner.
convivencia
the act of living together or coexisting harmoniously, often in a community setting.
Tender
to stretch out or extend, often referring to a gentle or soft quality.
Esparcir
to scatter or spread out, often referring to dispersing something over an area.
cuán
how or how much
perjudicar
to harm or damage something or someone.
Foso
a ditch or trench, often used for defense or drainage.
Abrogar
to repeal or annul a law or regulation.
aposento
a room or chamber, often used for sleeping or living. It can also refer to a place of rest or refuge.
Acatar
to comply with or respect a law, rule, or authority.
Advertió
he/she warned or advised. It is the third person singular form of the verb "advertir" in the preterite tense.
Áspera
harsh or rough in texture or quality.
flaquear
to weaken or falter in strength or resolve.
botines de guerra
military boots or war boots, often worn by soldiers during combat.
Zarcillos
are earrings or small ornamental pendants worn on the ears.
revolotear
to flutter or flit about, often used to describe the movement of birds or butterflies.
desdeñosa
showing disdain or contempt; scornful. Often characterized by a haughty attitude.
despectivos
showing disrespect or contempt; derogatory. Often used to describe remarks or attitudes that belittle others.
Pista
A track or trail, often used in the context of a path for racing, dancing, or a runway.
marco
A frame or border used to enclose or support a picture, document, or artwork. It can also refer to a framework for understanding or interpreting something.
Estrecha
Narrow or tight, often used to describe physical spaces or limits.
angosto
A term that means narrow or tight, similar to "estrecha," used to describe limited physical spaces or pathways. It can also refer to restricted access or confined areas.
Senda
A path or trail, often used for walking or hiking, typically in natural settings.
fulgor
A bright light or brilliance, often associated with radiance or intensity.
estrellarse
To crash or collide, often used in the context of vehicles or objects.
incediarse
To catch fire or ignite, often used in the context of flames spreading uncontrollably.
tuétanos
The innermost part of bones, rich in marrow and essential for producing blood cells. It is crucial for maintaining healthy bone function and overall bodily health.
la siega
The act of cutting or harvesting crops, particularly grains or grasses.
cosechar
To harvest crops or gather produce from fields.
hoz
Sickle. A tool used for cutting grass or grain, typically featuring a curved blade.
Procurar
To seek or obtain something; to try to achieve or provide.
Concederar
To grant or give something, often in response to a request or need.
sensato
Wise or sensible; showing good judgment.
El fruto
The result or outcome of a process; fruta refers specifically to the fruit of a plant.
Rubio
Referring to someone with light-colored hair, typically blonde.
antaño
In the past; formerly.
Empeñarse
to insist on or dedicate oneself to something.
arrebatar
to snatch or seize something forcefully.
Concedarse
to grant or concede something
Acechar
to stalk or watch closely. It often implies following someone stealthily.
Lisonjear
to flatter or praise excessively, often insincerely.
Halagar
to flatter or praise someone, typically in a way that is meant to please or win favor.
Arrastrar
to drag or pull along the ground, often with difficulty.
Adular
to flatter or praise someone insincerely, similar to lisonjear.
poner de manifiesto
to reveal or make evident something that was previously hidden or unclear. It means to bring something to light or to highlight a particular issue.
Yerrar
to make a mistake or err, particularly in judgment or decision-making.
Afanarse
to put in a lot of effort or work hard towards a goal, often with a sense of dedication or enthusiasm.
Anhelar
to long for or desire something intensely, often with a sense of yearning or deep emotional need.
Apuesto
to be handsome or attractive, often referring to someone's appearance or charm.
Menester
a necessity or something that is needed, often in the context of tasks or responsibilities.
redil
a pen or enclosure for livestock, especially sheep.
Filo
the edge or blade of a tool or weapon, often referring to sharpness or cutting quality.
tuétanos
the innermost part of bones, often associated with the production of blood cells and fat storage.
borradores
erasers or draft copies used to correct or revise written work.