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101 avivarse
1 to become brighter, become livelier* * *VPR (=cobrar vida) to revive, take on new life; (=animarse) to cheer up, become brighter¡avívate! — look alive!, snap out of it!
* * *vpr1. [sentimiento] to be rekindled2. [color] to brighten3. [fuego] to flare up4. [polémica] to be stirred up;la discusión se fue avivando the discussion got more and more animated* * *v/r1 de fuego flare up2 de persona get one’s act together -
102 col.
col.1 ( colección) collection————————col.1 ( columna) column; (abreviatura) col* * *ABR2) = colaboradoresy col. — et al.
* * *Col.= Colonia* * *
col. (abr de columna) Inform column
'col.' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
col
- achicopalar
- acondicionar
- acta
- afán
- afanado
- aguinaldo
- alberca
- alebrestarse
- alfiler
- almacén
- amañar
- amarga
- amarrado
- ancianato
- andar
- andén
- angina
- ansia
- apersonarse
- aplicación
- aplicar
- arete
- armar
- arrecho
- aserrío
- atarantado
- atarantar
- atorrante
- aventar
- azorado
- bacenilla
- balaca
- banano
- barrio
- baúl
- bayeta
- binoculares
- blanqueador
- blof
- blofear
- bocadillo
- bohío
- bola
- bolear
- boleta
- boliche
- bolsa
- boludo
- bombillo
English:
cabbage
- coleslaw
- sprout
- back
- balloon
- ball
- banana
- bang
- bathing suit
- bin
- Biro
- black
- bleach
- blinker
- blond
- bluff
- board
- boot
- bottle
- bout
- boxer
- bra
- brace
- brain
- break
- broad
- broke
- broken-down
- brown
- Brussels
- bubble
- bulb
- bull
- cage
- can
- card
- carpet
- cat
- change
- cheer
- chute
- cigar
- clutch
- coffee
- cone
- cooker
- cram
- crap
- creep
- cuff
* * *col.abr (= columna) col. (= column) -
103 contenta
f.1 endorsement.2 release.3 reception or present which satisfies anyone.4 certificate of good conduct, given by the magistrate of a place to the commander of troops which have been quartered there; also, a similar certificate, given by the commanding officer to the magistrate.pres.indicat.3rd person singular (él/ella/ello) present indicative of spanish verb: contentar.imperat.2nd person singular (tú) Imperative of Spanish verb: contentar.* * *f., (m. - contento)* * *SF1) (Com) endorsement; (Mil) good-conduct certificate2) LAm (Jur) release, acknowledgement* * *
Del verbo contentar: ( conjugate contentar)
contenta es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
Multiple Entries:
contenta
contentar
contentar ( conjugate contentar) verbo transitivo
to please;◊ ¡qué difícil de contenta eres! you're so hard to please!
contentarse verbo pronominal contentase con algo to be satisfied with sth;
se contenta con muy poco he's easy to please
contento,-a adjetivo happy, pleased [con, with]
contentar verbo transitivo
1 (alegrar) to cheer up
2 (satisfacer) to please
' contenta' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
interiormente
- contentar
- poner
English:
long
- look
- should
- very
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104 contentarse
* * *VPR1)contentarse con algo: se contenta con cualquier cosa — he's happy with anything
no quedaba vino, y me tuve que contentar con agua — there was no wine left so I had to make do with water
el atleta se tuvo que contentar con un segundo puesto — the athlete had to be content with o had to settle for second place
no se contenta con orientarme, sino que trata de controlarme — he's not content with just giving me guidance, he tries to control me
2) LAm (=reconciliarse)* * *
■contentarse verbo reflexivo
1 (alegrarse) to cheer up
2 (darse por satisfecho) to make do [ con, with], be satisfied [con, with]
' contentarse' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
conformar
- contentar
- satisfacer
English:
content
- contented
* * *vprcontentarse con to make do with, to be satisfied with;no se contenta con nada she's never satisfied with anything;me contentaría con una simple disculpa I'd be happy with a simple apology;me contentaría con quedar entre los tres primeros I'd settle for being among the first three, I'd be happy if I got into the first three;no se contentó con insultarle, además le golpeó not content with insulting him, he hit him* * *v/r be satisfied ( con with)* * *vr: to be satisfied, to be pleased* * *contentarse vb to be happy -
105 deprimirse
1 to get depressed* * *VPR to get depressed, become depressed* * *
■deprimirse verbo reflexivo to get depressed
' deprimirse' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
abatir
- deprimir
English:
depressed
* * *vprto get depressed;¡no te deprimas! don't let things get you down!, cheer up!* * *v/r get depressed* * *vrabatirse: to get depressed* * *deprimirse vb to get depressed -
106 olear
v.to administer extreme unction.* * *IVI to wave, flutterIIVT to shout "olé" to, cheer, encourage -
107 reanimarse
1 (persona) to revive; (volver en sí) to come round2 (fiesta, conversación) to liven up* * ** * *VPR to revive* * *
■reanimarse verbo reflexivo
1 (recobrar los ánimos, fortaleza) to revive
2 (recuperar la consciencia) to come round
' reanimarse' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
reanimar
English:
revive
* * *vpr1. [físicamente] to revive2. [moralmente] to cheer up* * *v/r revive* * *vr: to come around, to recover -
108 recrecerse
VPR to cheer up, recover one's spirits -
109 refocilar frm
1.VT (=encantar) to delight; (=divertir) to amuse hugely; (=alegrar) to cheer up2.3.See: -
110 retemplar
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111 solazar
v.1 to amuse, to entertain.María solaza a sus amigos Mary amuses her friends.2 to solace, to console.María solaza a su amiga triste Mary solaces her sad friend.* * *1 (entretener) to amuse, entertain2 (descansar) to rest, relax1 (divertirse) to enjoy oneself2 (relajarse) to relax* * *1.VT (=divertir) to amuse, provide relaxation for; (=consolar) to console, comfort; (=alegrar) to cheer2.See:* * *
solazar vt to give pleasure
* * *♦ vt[entretener] to amuse, to entertain -
112 dar vivas
to cheer -
113 dar vítores
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114 levantar el espíritu
to cheer up -
115 levantar la moral a alguien
to boost somebody's morale, raise somebody's spirits————————to cheer somebody up, raise somebody's spirits -
116 animarse
• brace up• cheer up• perk• perk up one's ears• pluck up courage• regain courage• take heart -
117 buena probabilidad
• fair chance• good catch• good cheer• good play• good possibility• good presence• good public• sporting chance -
118 civismo
• civism• community spirit• good cheer• good citizenship• good condition• National Mortgage Association• national pride• national product• National Workers' Housing Fund• nationalism• nationalist• patriot• patriotism• patristic• public speaking• public spirit• public-spirited -
119 festejar
• celebrate• cheer to• give a note of indebtedness• give a pearly luster to• make medicinal by adding steel• make merry over• throw a party -
120 ganar buen sueldo
• make a good salary• make good cheer• make good on
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