OPINION & ARGUMENT

A bone of contention (idiom)

English: A subject or issue that causes disagreement or argument.

Spanish: Motivo de disputa; punto de conflicto.

Example: Money has always been a bone of contention in their family.

About-turn (noun)

English: A complete change of opinion, decision, or direction.

Spanish: Cambio radical; giro de 180 grados.

Example: The company made an about-turn on its environmental policy.

Absolutely (adverb)

English: Completely; totally; used to strongly agree.

Spanish: Absolutamente; completamente; por supuesto.

Example: I absolutely agree with your decision.

According to (preposition)

English: As stated by someone or something; in agreement with.

Spanish: Según; de acuerdo con.

Example: According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow.

Accord with (phrasal verb)

English: To be consistent with or agree with something.

Spanish: Coincidir con; estar de acuerdo con.

Example: His actions do not accord with his promises.

Account (verb)

English: To explain or give a reason for something.

Spanish: Explicar; justificar; dar cuenta de.

Example: How do you account for the sudden increase in sales?

A chink in somebody's armour (idiom)

English: A weakness or vulnerable point in someone's character or position.

Spanish: Punto débil; talón de Aquiles.

Example: His lack of patience is the only chink in his armour.

Ad hominem (adjective)

English: Attacking a person's character instead of addressing their argument.

Spanish: Ad hominem; que ataca a la persona en lugar del argumento.

Example: The debate quickly turned into ad hominem attacks.

Adversary (noun)

English: An enemy, opponent, or competitor.

Spanish: Adversario; rival; oponente.

Example: She respected her adversary despite the fierce competition.

Advice (noun)

English: An opinion or suggestion about what someone should do.

Spanish: Consejo; recomendación.

Example: She gave me some useful advice before the interview.