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natural, fresh (freshly picked fruits or vegetables--not canned or frozen |
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fresh water (opposite of agua salada) |
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a great deal of, lots of (colloquial substitute for much or muy--followed by a noun, phrase, or adjective) |
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sea, ocean (some seafarers prefer "la mar") |
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to remove the lid from, to uncover |
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to undo, to unmake, to unpack |
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hair (usually refers to hair on the head, used in advertising) |
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hair (certain types of body hair, such as arm) |
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can, annoyance, bother (note: for a can, it's a can that is flat, low in height, or rectangular in shape) |
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farsighted (not common--usually use "tener la vista cansada") |
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to say good-bye (farewell) to; to take leave of (common for "decir adiós") |
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to send (see) someone off; to fire (syn: echar) |
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good-bye, farewell, send-off |
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snack (normally taken in the afternoon to stay the appetite until supper) |
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meal, food; the main meal of the day |
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to lunch, have a (light) lunch |
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border, frontier (the line that separates two countries; an international border) |
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limit, edge (separates what is material or immaterial from similar things in its class) |
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limit, boundary (really common when referring to property lines and boundaries) |
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to border, adjoin (especially common for real estate) |
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to limit; to border (common in geographic designations) |
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full (in the sense of complete or total) |
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full (common word--refers to material or physical sense) |
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wild (plants that are uncultivated or growing in a natural state--may also be said of animals that live in a wild state but are of no danger to humans) |
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wild (not domesticated); savage, uncivilized (used for animals, people, and land) |
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wild animal (beast) (dangerous to humans in wild state) |
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to bring up, raise (animals); to rear or raise (childen) |
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