The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Flashcards
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Abedules (nm)
A
Birch trees
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Acequia (nf)
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Ditch, canal (as in a garden)
3
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Acongojado (adj)
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Upset or distressed
4
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Acongojar (vb)
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To become upset or distressed
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Adosado (adj)
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Placed against
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Advertir (vb)
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To notice
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Agraciado (adj)
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Attractive (a person)
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Alado (adj)
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Winged
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Algarabía (nf)
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Rejoicing, jubilation
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Amordazado (adj)
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Muzzled (animal), gagged (human)
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Antipático (adj)
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Mean, unpleasant
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Apresar (vb)
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To capture, catch, seize or arrest
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Arenal (nm)
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Sandy area
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Arrasado (adj)
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Swept away, razed to the ground
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Arrimar (vb)
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Place something closer to another thing
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Arrinconar (vb)
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Place in a corner
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Asestar (vb) (asestar un golpe, una estocada)
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Deal a blow
18
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Asta (nm)
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Flagpole
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Atentado (nm)
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Attack or assault
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Aterciopelado (adj)
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Velvety
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Bagatela (nf)
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Trinket, Knick-knack (something of little value)
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Boquete (nm)
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Large hole
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Buhonero (nm)
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Peddler
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Cascabelear (vb)
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To rattle
25
Castañetear (vb)
Chatter from the cold (teeth)
26
Celeridad (nf)
Swiftness
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Cerro arriba (adv)
Uphill
28
Colina abajo (adj)
Downhill
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Colina arriba (adj)
Uphill
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Colmena (nf)
Beehive
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Contorno (nm)
Outline (of a shape or form)
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Crispada (adj)
Contorted, twisted, tensed
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Cuchichear (vb)
Whisper
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Cuesta (nf)
Slope, hill
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Dardo (nm)
Dart
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Desaliento (nm)
Discouragement
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Desaliñados (adj)
Sloven, ragged
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Deslumbrante (adj)
Blinding (light)
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Desmoronarse (vb)
Waning, crumbling (an immaterial thing); fade away (a material thing)
40
Despilfarro (nm)
A waste
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Embestida (nf)
Charge (like a bull)
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Embestir (vb)
Charge (like a bull)
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Empinarse (en la punta de los pies) (vb)
Stand on tip toes
44
En fila india
In single file
45
Enrejado (nm)
Grill or grate
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Esbelto (adj)
Slender
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Escabroso (adj)
Thorny, rugged
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Espesura (nf)
Thick vegetation
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Espolvoreado (adj)
Sprinkled
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Espolvorear (vb)
To sprinkle
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Espuela (nf)
Spur (on a boot)
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Espumarajo (nm)
Froth or foam from a mouth
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Estero (nm)
Estuary
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Estrujar (vb)
To wring out
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Farfullar (vb)
Stammer, jabber
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Fauno (nm)
Faun
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Gacha (adj)
Hanging, drooping (con las cabezas gachas)
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Ganso (nm)
Clown, joker, prankster
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Gaviota (nf)
Seagull
60
Gorjear (vb)
To trill or warble
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Guirigay (nm)
Ruckus (lots of voices and movement)
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Hazaña (nf)
Great or heroic deeds or exploits
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Hilera (nm)
Row, line
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Hincar (vb)
Drive in, sink in, poke in
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Husmear (vb)
To sniff
66
Interpelar (vb)
To question, interrogate
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Investir caballero (vb)
Knight somebody (also to be sworn in)
68
Jauría (nf)
Pack of hunting dogs
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Llana (nf)
Trowel
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Lodazal (nm)
Area full of mud
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Marmita (nf)
Cooking pot
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Medianamente (adv)
Moderately
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Mentecato (nm)
A fool
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Mentón (nm)
Chin
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Mozo (nm)
Boy, young one (Spain)
76
Naftalina (nf)
Mothballs
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Olmos (nm)
Elm trees
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Pabellón (nm)
Pavillion
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Pedante (adj)
Pedantic, pompous
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Pérfida (adj)
Perfidious, treacherous
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Perilla (nf)
Doorknob
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Pezuña (nf)
Hoof
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Polvareda (nf)
Dust cloud
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Porra (nf)
Billy club or baton
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Prímula (nf)
Primrose flower
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Quejido (nm)
Groan, moan, wail
87
Ramificado (adj)
Branched (like tree branches or antlers)
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Raptar (vb)
To kidnap
89
Repisa (nf)
Shelf (also windowsill, and mantlepiece)
90
Replegarse (sobre sí mismo) (vb)
Draw in on oneself, hunch up
91
Río abajo (adj)
Downstream)
92
Roer (vb)
Gnaw
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Roído (adj)
Gnawed
94
Ronronear (vb)
Purr (a cat)
95
Ronroneo (nm)
Purring (of a cat)
96
Royendo (ger)
Gnawing
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Salvoconducto (nm)
Safe passage
98
Sardónico (adj)
Sardonic, sarcastic
99
Simular (vb)
Simulate, fake
100
Taciturno (adj)
Taciturn, quiet, silent
101
Tejo (nm)
Yew tree
102
Tenazas (nf)
Prongs, pincers
103
Tenderse (vb)
Stretch out, lay out
104
Tendido (adj)
Stretched out, laid out
105
Tiritar (vb)
Shiver or tremble from cold
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Tosco (adj)
Crude
107
Trecho (nm)
Stretch, distance (walking)
108
Trineo (nm)
Sleigh (also toboggan or sled)
109
Tropel (nm)
A mob of animals or people
110
Vadear (vb)
Wade across, ford (a river or stream)
111
Vajilla (nf)
Set of dishes
112
Vano (nm)
Opening in a wall for a door or window
113
Ventarrón (nm)
Very strong wind
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Verdugo (nm)
Executioner
115
Vertiente (nf)
Slope of a mountain
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Zaguán (nm)
Hallway
