Search Results for: "mano"
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Vocabulary (20)
bolso de mano
esA small bag that passengers are allowed to carry onto an aircraft.
maleta de mano
esA small suitcase that can be carried onto a plane.
mano
esPrimary meaning: hand.
a mano
esPerformed or made by hand, not by machine.
equipaje de mano
esSmall bags that passengers are permitted to take with them into the cabin of an...
sierra de mano
esA saw operated manually, typically with a single handle.
adivinar
esTo guess or predict something without sufficient information.
derecho
esStraight, not curved or bent; on the right side.
el jabón
esSoap; a substance used for washing and cleaning.
lavarse
esTo clean oneself with water and soap.
después de
esfollowing in time or order
palma
esThe inner surface of the hand.
mano
ltMy or mine
karateca
esPersona que practica el kárate, un arte marcial de origen japonés basado en golp...
aplausos
esSon las expresiones de aprobación o admiración que se manifiestan golpeando las...
se
esReflexive pronoun (himself, herself, itself, themselves).
mano
ithand
jabón
esSoap.
la mano
eshand
mano de obra
esThe human resources of a business or economy; workforce.
Phrases (20)
Mano / Mina.
ptInformal terms of address for a male (mano) or female (mina) friend.
a mano a mano
itGradual progression.
Más vale pájaro en mano que ciento volando.
esIt's better to hold onto something you have than to risk it for more.
essere fuori mano
itDifficult to reach.
avere il cuore in mano
itBeing honest and open about feelings.
essere alla mano
itFriendly and approachable.
a mano armata
itUsing a weapon.
Con el corazón en la mano
esTo speak or act with complete sincerity and honesty.
prendere per mano
ithelping someone learn
Dar la mano
esA gesture of greeting or agreement by clasping hands.
Echar una mano
esTo help someone with a task or difficulty.
Poner la mano en el fuego
esTo completely trust or guarantee someone's honesty or reliability.
Echar una mano.
esTo help someone with a task or difficulty.
Levantar la mano
esTo lift a hand, often to ask a question.
Dar la mano.
esTo offer one's hand as a greeting or sign of agreement.
Con el corazón en la mano.
esTo speak or act with sincerity and honesty.
Levantar la mano.
esTo lift a hand, often to ask a question, vote, or indicate participation.
Estrechar la mano.
esTo greet someone by clasping hands.
Ser hábil con las manos.
esTo be good at repairing or making things with one's hands.
stare con le mani in mano
itDoing nothing while others are working.
Grammar (20)
Masculine or Feminine? Spanish Noun Gender
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Spanish Reflexive Verbs: Doing it to Yourself (-se)
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Spanish Reflexive Pronouns: me, te, se, nos, os, se
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Portuguese Family Members: Talking About Your Relatives
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Advanced Hindi Connectors: Beyond 'And' & 'But'
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Going vs. Leaving: Spanish Verbs with 'Se' (Reflexive Meaning Shifts)
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Spanish Reflexive Verbs: Me, Te, Se (Common Verbs)
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Spanish Reflexive Verbs: Myself, Yourself (llamarse, levantarse)
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Pronoun Placement: Before Conjugated Verb
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The 'Emotional' Pronoun: Ethical Dative (me, te, se...)
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Spanish Past Tense Spelling Changes (-car, -gar, -zar)
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Spanish Gerunds: The -ing Forms (-ando, -iendo)
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Spanish Noun Gender: Masculine & Feminine (el/la)
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Meaning Shifts: Spanish Adjective Placement (Pobre hombre vs. Hombre pobre)
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Spanish Pronoun Position: Before or After? (Posición de pronombres)
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Spanish Definite Articles: el, la, los, las
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Making it Many: Spanish Plurals (-s, -es)
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How Often Do You? (Habitual Time Expressions)
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Using the Passive Se (Se vende)
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Polite Spanish Commands (Usted/Ustedes)
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