Spanish Word Of The Day
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| TODAY'S SPANISH WORD OF THE DAY | Published: 02/07/09 |
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Today's Spanish Word of the Day...
barbacoa: barbecue
noun.
Example sentence: Mis tíos hacen una barbacoa este fin de semana.
Translation: My aunt and uncle are having a barbecue this weekend.
Previous Spanish Word's of the Day...
maravilloso: wonderful
adjective.
Example sentence: Ella es una maestra maravillosa.
Translation: She is a wonderful teacher.
escalar: to climb
verb.
Example sentence: Ese hombre escala muchos picos.
Translation: That man climbs many mountain peaks.
campo: countryside
noun.
Example sentence: Nosotros vamos a hacer un picnic en el campo.
Translation: We're going to have a picnic in the countryside.
puro: clean; pure
adjective.
Example sentence: Yo disfruto el aire puro.
Translation: I enjoy the clean air.
pescar: to fish
verb.
Example sentence: Mis amigos y yo pescamos en el océano.
Translation: My friends and I fish in the ocean.
bosque: forest
noun.
Example sentence: Los cazadores buscan animales en el bosque.
Translation: The hunters are looking for animals in the forest.
mojado: wet
adjective.
Example sentence: Mis pantalones están mojados.
Translation: My pants are wet.
trepar: to climb
verb.
Example sentence: Los niños trepan a los árboles.
Translation: The children are climbing trees.
sopa: soup
noun.
Example sentence: Hay una mosca en mi sopa.
Translation: There is a fly in my soup.
hábil: skillful
adjective.
Example sentence: El chico es muy hábil con la computadora.
Translation: The boy is very skillful con la computadora.
enseñar: to show
verb.
Example sentence: Carlitos quiere enseñarte sus juguetes.
Translation: Charlie wants to show you his toys.
playa: beach
noun.
Example sentence: La playa Waikiki en Hawai es hermosa.
Translation: Waikiki Beach in Hawaii is beautiful.
ciudad: city
noun.
Example sentence: Nueva York es una ciudad grandísima.
Translation: New York is an extremely large city.
exigente: demanding
adjective.
Example sentence: Tu profesor es bastante exigente.
Translation: Your teacher is pretty demanding.
tomar: to take
verb.
Example sentence: Mi hermana que vive en la ciudad siempre toma el metro.
Translation: My sister who lives in the city always takes the metro.
trabajador: hard-working
adjective.
Example sentence: Él es muy trabajador.
Translation: He is very hard-working.
manejar: to manage
verb.
Example sentence: Mi hija no maneja bien el dinero.
Translation: My daughter doesn't manage her money well.
paraguas: umbrella
noun.
Example sentence: Tú debes llevar un paraguas al trabajo hoy.
Translation: You should carry an umbrella to work today.
caliente: hot
adjective.
Example sentence: La arena está muy caliente.
Translation: The sand is really hot.
zambullirse: to dive
verb.
Example sentence: Los muchachos se zambullen en la piscina.
Translation: The boys dive in the pool.
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