Don Quijote Book 1 A's Flashcards
parish priest, abbot
el abad
the abbess
la abadesa
down, after in time
abajo
to dash, rush towards, to fall upon
abalanzarse
disheartened, dejected
abatido-a
to draw back the awnings
abatir tienda
to bring down, knock down, depress
abatir
to submit, to swoop (down on)
abatirse (sobre)
the alphabet (two nouns)
abecedario, alfabeto
the hell, abyss
el abismo
to soften
ablandar
to relent, to become softer, to cool off
ablandarse
dented
abollado
to dent
abollar
the dent
la abolladura
to curse, to condemn
abominar (de)
to hate, to abhor
aborrecer
hated, abhorred
aborrecido-a
the dislike, loathing
el aborrecimiento
burned
abrasado
to burn, burn down, scorch
abrasar
to get burned, scorched
abrasarse
the absurdity
el absurdo
to abstain
abstenerse
absorbed in thought (2 adjs)
absorto-a, ensimismado-a
to absorb
absorber
to absolve
absolver
to cut short, abreviate
abreviar
the shelter (two nouns)
la posada, el abrigo
to treat tenderly, stroke, caress
acariciar
by chance, on ocassions
acaso
the incident, event (three words, first very formal)
el acaecimiento, el acontecimiento, el hecho importante
to happen (two verbs, first very formal)
acaecer, acontecer
the acceptance, observance, compliance
el acatamiento
the holly
el acebo
the oil container
la aceitera
the pack mule, pack animal, hard-headed person
la acémila (de repuesto)
steel
el acero
correct
acertado-a
to be right, succeed, to guess, to find, to happen
acertar
sad, ill-fated
aciago-a
to break day, to answer, to clarify, to lighten
aclarar
low spirited, unnerved
acobardado-a
to intimidate, to terrify (two verbs)
acobardar, amendrentar
to receive, to take in, to accept, to embrace
acoger
the welcome, reception
la acogida
the reception, welcome, (foster care, custody of minors)
el acogimiento (de menores)
to attack, to undertake
acometer
reasonable, appropriate, settled, accomodated
acomodado-a
to prepare, set up, climatize, condition
acondicionar
to get accustomed to,
acondicionarse
climitized, (two adjectives)
climatizado-acondicionado-a
to agree on, with, to, to award (am lat0
acordar
to remember
acordarse
to curl up into a ball, nestle, snuggle (3 nouns)
acorrucarse, hacerse un ovillo, ovillarse
pursued
acosado-a
to harrass, pursue relentlessly, to hound
acosar
the marginal note, quotation
la acotación
to confirm, prove, recognize
acreditar
to get accredited
acreditarse
to increase
acrecentar
to fence in, to enclose, reserve, delimit, protect
acotar
to sift (4 words, first 2 literary)
acribar, cribar (lit) tamizar, cerner,