Spanish 9000 whistle to wrist Flashcards

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whistle

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whistle silbato

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silbido

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whistle silbido

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white

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white blanco/a

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who

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who quien

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quién

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who quién

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whoever

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whoever quienquiera

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whole

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whole: entero/a

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wholesaler

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wholesaler: mayorista

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whomever

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whomever: quienquiera

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whore

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whore: puta

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creditor, debtee, worthy, credit

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creditor, debtee, worthy, credit: acreedor/dora
a·cre·e·dor/a [akɾee’ðoɾ]

noun
1. «Finance, person masc. fem.»
translations
creditor, debtee
definitions
Propio o propia de quien tiene derecho a que se le pague, satisfaga o abone una deuda. || A person to whom money is owed by a debtor; someone to whom an obligation exists.

antonyms:
obligado, persona que debe, titular del préstamo, debiente, deudor de la cuenta, sujeto pasivo
adjective
1. (merecedor) «Behavioral, Positive Properties, qualifying “ser”»
translations: worthy
synonyms:
digno, honorable, merecedor, que vale, respetable, de mérito
definitions:
Propia o propio de quien tiene mérito, merecimientos o valía demostrada para obtener algo. Se usa también en el sentido contrario de merecerse un castigo o reprimenda. || Worthy of being chosen especially as a spouse. | Morally admirable. | Having high moral qualities. | Meriting respect or esteem. | Having worth or merit or value; being honorable or admirable.

antonyms: desmerecido, indigno, no merecedor, poco digno, que no tiene mérito
2. «Accounting & Bookkeeping, qualifying “ser”»
translations: credit

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whose

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whose: cuyo/a

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why

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why: porque

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wick

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wick: mecha

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wick

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wick: pabilo

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wicked

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wicked: endemoniado/a

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wicked

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wicked: malvado/a

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wide

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wide: ancho/cha

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widower

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widower: viudo/a

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width

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width: ancho

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width

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width: anchura

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wife

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wife: esposa

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wife

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wife: esposo/a

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wig

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wig: peluca

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wild boar

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wild boar: jabalí

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wild

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wild: alocado/a

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wild

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wild: fiero/a

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wild

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wild: salvaje

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wild

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wild: silvestre

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will be

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will be: será

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will

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will: albedrío

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will

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will: voluntad

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willing

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willing: voluntarioso/a

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win (v)

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win (v) ganar

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win (v)

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win (v) triunfar

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win (v)

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win (v) vencer

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win the love of (v)

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win the love of (v) enamorar

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winch

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winch torno

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wind

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wind viento

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winding

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winding sinuoso/a

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winding

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winding tortuoso/a

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window

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window ventana

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window

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window ventanilla

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windshield

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windshield parabrisas

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windy

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windy ventoso/a

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wine cellar

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wine cellar bodega

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wine

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wine vino

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wing

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wing ala

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wink (v)

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wink (v) guiñar

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winner

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winner ganador/dora

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winner

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winner vencedor/dora

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winter

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winter invernal

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winter

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winter invierno

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wipe

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wipe limpiar

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wire

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wire alambre

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wireless

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wireless inalámbrico/a

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wise

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wise sabio

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wish (v)

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wish (v) desear

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with me

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with me conmigo

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with regard to

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with regard to en cuanto a

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with you

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with you contigo

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with con

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with con

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withdraw (v)

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withdraw (v) retractarse

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withdrawal

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withdrawal retirada

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withdrawn

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withdrawn retraído/a

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within

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within dentro de

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within

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within dentro del

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without

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without sin

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witness

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witness presenciar

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witness

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witness testigo

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witchcraft

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witchcraft brujería

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wobbly

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wobbly cojo/a

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wolf

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wolf lobo/a

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woman

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woman mujer/jeres

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women

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women mujer/jeres

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wonder

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wonder maravilla

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wonder

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wonder prodigio

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wonderful

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wonderful estupendo/a

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wood

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wood madera

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wool

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wool lana “Lana’s wool socks”

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word

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word palabra

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word

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word vocablo

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work (v)

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work (v) funcionar

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work (v)

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work (v) labrar

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work (v)

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work (v) trabajar

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work out

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work out resultar

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work strike

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work strike huelga

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work

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work labor

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work

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work obra

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worker

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worker trabajador/dora

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worker

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worker trabajador

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working day

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working day: jornada “HP Jornada…journal”

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workshop

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workshop: taller

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world

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world: mundo

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worldwide

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worldwide: mundial

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worm

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worm: gusano

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worry (v)

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worry: (v) preocupar

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worry

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worry: angustia

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worry

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worry: preocupación\ciones

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worse

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worse: peor

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worsen, get worse (v)

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worsen: (v) re·cru·de·cer [rekɾuðe’θeɾ] (recrudecido, recrudeciendo)

verb
1. (agravarse) «Qualitative, Negative Properties, intransitive»
translations
get worse «Idiomatic»
synonyms
agravarse, empeorarse, agudizarse, empeorar, recrudecerse
definitions
Empeorar, incrementarse un mal físico o moral, o un sentimiento o cosa perjudicial, lesiva o desagradable, tras haber comenzado a remitir o ceder. || Deteriorate in health.
examples
Me recrudeció la fiebre My fever got worse.
antonyms
decaer, declinar, disminuir, aminorarse, atenuarse, amainar, apaciguarse, bajar en intensidad, ceder, decrecer, decrecer en intensidad, disminuirse, ir en disminución, mermar, remitir, receder, caer, descender, reducirse, aplacarse, ir en descenso, mermarse, rebajar en intensidad, amenguar, bajarse, desmedrar, bajar, abonanzar, agotarse poco a poco, amainarse, aminorar, descender en intensidad, deteriorarse, estar menguando, flojear, ir a menos, ir en declive, menguarse, moderarse, morir, morir poco a poco, reducirse en intensidad, venir a menos «Figurative», descaecer, minorarse, mitigarse

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worship

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worship: adoración\ciones

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worship

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worship: adorar

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worthy

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worthy: digno

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would be

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would be: sería

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wound

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wound: lesión

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wound

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wound: llaga

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cover, keep warm, wrap up

uphold, advocate, cherish

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wrap up: a·bri·gar [aβɾi’ɣaɾ] (abrigado, abrigando)

verb
1. (cobijar) «Personal, P Acts or Actions, transitive»
translations: cover, keep warm, wrap up «Idiomatic»
synonyms
arropar, cobijar, envolver, conservar caliente, dar cubierta, enrollar, mantener al abrigo del frío, mantener caliente, mantener tibio, resguardar del frío, aconchar, acurrucar, acolchar «Colloquial», hacer taco a «Informal»
definitions: Defender, proteger, resguardar del frío. || Clothe, as if for protection from the elements.

examples:
Ana abriga al niño en la noche: Ann covers the child at night.

antonyms:
descobijar, descubrir, desnudar, dejar expuesto, desarropar
2. (defender) «Intellectual, transitive»
translations: uphold, advocate, cherish
synonyms:
propugnar, creer, defender, hablar en favor de, abogar por, acariciar, albergar, mediar por, ser partidario de, sostener, sustentar, abanderar
definitions:
Tener o mantener ideas, deseos o afectos. || Support against an opponent.

examples
Zoe abriga la idea de volver: Zoe cherishes the idea of going back.
ABRIGABA la esperanza de que su hijo …estaba todavía vivo: He hoped that his son was still alive

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wrap

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wrap: envolver

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wreath

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wreath: corona

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wrinkle, crinkle, crumple (v)

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wrinkle, crinkle, crumple (v) a·rru·gar [aru’ɣaɾ] (arrugado, arrugando)

verb
1. (traje) (fruncir) «Clothing, transitive»
translations
wrinkle, ball up «Idiomatic», crease, crease up «Idiomatic», crimp, crinkle, crumple, rumple, wimple, wrinkle up «Idiomatic», cockle, crimple, muss, ruck, scrunch up «Colloquial»
synonyms:
chafar, corrugar, fruncir, plisar, achucharrar, encoger, rabosear, rugar, ajar «Localism»

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wrist

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wrist: muñeca