Spanish 5 Flashcards
long term
a largo plazo
registration; enrollment; tutition
matrícula
Scratch
arañar; rascar; arañazo; raya
armor
armadura; coraza
crowd
muchedumbre; multitud
to replace; replenish; reply
reponer
to puff; pant; snort
resoplar; jadear
to nose around; browse
curiosear
necklace
collar
cursed; darn; damn
maldito (also embrujado for cursed)
hiding place
escondite
in agreement; satisfied; as
conforme
Harry se puso cada vez más nervioso conforme (as) Draco se acercaba a su escondite
to claim ( a victim )
cobrarse
este collar se ha cobrado las vidas de diecinueve muggles que lo poseyeron.
to date (up until now)
hasta la fecha
closet/cabinet
armario
to lengthen; extend; hold out (a hand)
alargar
handle
Of a door:
manilla (Spain); manija (Latin America);
Of a tool like a hammer or broom
mango;
Rounded part:
pomo
forehead
la frente
shirt sleeve
manga
manners
modales
el señor Borgin abandonó sus modales afectados en cuanto se cerró la puerta
to mumble; to mutter; babble (speaking excitedly and foolishly); gibber (in shock)
mascullar (mutter; mumble); musitar (mutter quietly); balbucear (stutter; falter); farfullar (speak rapidly and incoherently)
to wait for (not hope. More common in spain)
aguardar
grim; dismal; gloomy
lúgubre; sombrío/a
alley; narrow street
callejón
sign
letrero; señal; (traffic; indication); cartel
poison; to poison
veneno; envenenar
calm; to calm down
tranquilo (adj); calma (n); tranquilizar
to swear; curse
maldecir
beard
barba
large mass
mole
la mole de Hagrid
neck
cuello/pescuezo
sunlight; sunshine
luz del sol
to prowl; lurk; skulk
merodear
slug; idiotic
babosa
spoil
echar a perder
indicate who caused something bad (idiom); by
a manos de
noise; racket
barullo
Cerré la ventana porque no podía dormir con tanto barullo en la calle.
tiny and weak
canija
herd; flock; pack
manada
gesture; expression
ademán; gesto