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What is the meaning of the word 'Enramada'?
small hut or shelter
What does 'Remar' mean?
to row
What is the translation of 'Arboles'?
Trees
What does 'Enojada' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'Enredada'?
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What does 'Cobertizo' refer to?
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What is the meaning of 'Serenarse'?
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What does 'acalorar' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'serenata'?
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What does 'apaciguar' mean?
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What is the translation of 'cantar'?
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What does 'calentar' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'lomo'?
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What does 'espalda' mean?
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What is the translation of 'costado'?
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What does 'lame' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'lobo'?
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What does 'lado' mean?
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What is the translation of 'sollozando'?
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What does 'llorando' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'callando'?
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What is the translation of 'sollozo'?
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What does 'riendo' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'soltando'?
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What does 'trepa' mean?
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What is the translation of 'tropa'?
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What does 'escalona' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'atrapa'?
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What does 'raspa' mean?
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What is the translation of 'escala'?
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What does 'bronca' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'riña'?
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What does 'ronca' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'bronco'?
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What does 'tertulia' mean?
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What is the translation of 'velada'?
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What does 'envio' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'envidia'?
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What does 'recibo' mean?
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What is the translation of 'flete'?
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What does 'envenenamiento' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'remesa'?
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What does 'occidente' mean?
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What is the translation of 'accidente'?
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What is the meaning of 'informe'?
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What does 'oeste' mean?
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What is the translation of 'incidente'?
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What does 'oficial' mean?
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What is a synonym for 'Enramada'?
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What is a synonym for 'Serenarse'?
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What is a synonym for 'Lomo'?
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What is a synonym for 'Sollozando'?
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What is a synonym for 'Trepa'?
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What is a synonym for 'Bronca'?
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What is a synonym for 'Envío'?
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Study Notes
Border Patrol Spanish Vocabulary
- Enramada: Refers to a small hut or shelter.
- Remar: The action of rowing, typically associated with boats.
- Arboles: The Spanish word for trees.
- Enojada: Translates to "angry," describing an emotion.
- Enredada: Means "tangled," often used to describe objects or situations that are intertwined.
- Cobertizo: A term for a shed, usually a small building used for storage.
- Serenarse: Means to calm down, reflecting a change in emotional state.
- acalorar: Indicates the process of becoming heated, which can refer to arguing or temperature changes.
- serenata: Represents a serenade, typically a musical performance given to express love.
- apaciguar: Refers to soothing or pacifying someone, often used in conflict resolution.
- cantar: The verb for "to sing," involving vocal melody.
- calentar: Means to warm, which can refer to physical temperature or emotional warmth.
- lomo: Refers to riding on the back of an animal.
- espalda: The Spanish term for back, specifically the human or animal backbone.
- costado: Translates to "side," which can denote various contexts.
- lame: Represents the action of licking.
- lobo: The Spanish word for wolf, a wild canine.
- lado: Another term for "side," often used in various contexts and idioms.
- sollozando: Refers to the act of sobbing, an expression of strong emotion.
- llorando: Means "crying," indicating the shedding of tears for various reasons.
- callando: Describes the action of being quiet or silent.
- sollozo: Also refers to sobbing, similar to "sollozando."
- riendo: The action of laughing, representing joy or amusement.
- soltando: Means "letting go," which can refer to physical or emotional actions.
- trepa: Indicates scaling with difficulty, using both hands and feet.
- tropa: Refers to a troop, typically a group of soldiers or animals.
- escalona: Means to arrange or put in a terraced or staggered form.
- atrapa: The verb for trapping or catching something.
- raspa: Refers to scrapes, usually involving abrasion on a surface.
- escala: Indicates climbing, often referring to ascending a height.
- bronca: A term for quarrel, often reflecting a heated dispute.
- riña: Represents a fight or disagreement.
- ronca: Describes a hoarse voice, often resulting from strain or illness.
- bronco: Another term for hoarse, similarly used to describe voice quality.
- tertulia: A social gathering, often involving discussion or cultural activities.
- velada: Refers to an evening party or gathering.
- envio: Indicates a consignment or shipment, often in shipping contexts.
- envidia: The term for envy, reflecting a desire for someone else's possessions or qualities.
- recibo: A receipt, typically a written acknowledgment of payment.
- flete: Refers to freight, which can relate to goods transported by commercial means.
- envenenamiento: Indicates poisoning, which can involve substances that cause illness.
- remesa: The term for a remittance, typically money sent from one location to another.
- occidente: The Spanish word for west, a cardinal direction.
- accidente: Refers to an accident, often an unexpected event causing damage or injury.
- informe: The term for report, usually in formal or official contexts.
- oeste: Another word for west, used interchangeably with "occidente."
- incidente: Refers to an incident, typically a notable event.
- oficial: The term for official, used for authorized individuals or documents.
Synonyms
- Enramada: Synonymous with "cobertizo."
- Serenarse: Can be replaced with "apaciguar."
- Lomo: Has "espalda" as a related term.
- Sollozando: Sometimes confused with "llorando."
- Trepa: Another term for "escala."
- Bronca: Equivalent to "riña."
- Envio: Also means "remesa."
- Occidente: Can be synonymous with "oeste."
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