surgerysurgery surgery hours
consultar VERB
to consult
Deberías consultar a un médico. You should consult a doctor. Deberías consultar a un médico. I need to discuss it with my family.
contagioso (FEM contagioso) ADJECTIVE
infectious
la contaminación NOUN
pollutionpollution air pollution
contar VERB
111 He can count to ten.
222 I told the children a story. 2 Tell me what happened. 2 Im counting on you.
el contenido NOUN
contentscontents the contents of the suitcase
contento (FEM contento) ADJECTIVE
happyhappy He was happy because it was his birthday. happy Im pleased with my new bike.
contestar VERB
to answerto answer I answered all the questions. to answer They wrote to me and I have to reply to them.
contigo PRONOUN
with youwith you I want to go with you. with you I need to talk to you.
el continente NOUN
continent
contra PREPOSITION
againstagainst They were two against one. against We play against Málaga on Sunday.
contrario (FEM contrario) ADJECTIVE
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222 The two cars were travelling in opposite directions. 2 She thinks the opposite. 2 On the contrary, I like it a lot. 2 Otherwise, I will have to punish you.
la contraseña NOUN
password
el control NOUN
controlcontrol He never loses control.
la conversación (PL las conversación) NOUN
conversationconversation I need conversation classes.
convertir VERB
to turnto turn They turned the house into a school.
convertirse enconvertirse en
Language tip
convertirse enhas two meanings. Look at the examples.
Se convirtió en un hombre rico. He became a rich man. Se convirtió en un hombre rico. It turned into a nightmare.
la copa NOUN
glass
la copia NOUN
copycopy to make a copy
copiar VERB
to copyto copy to copy and paste
el corazón (PL los corazón) NOUN
heart
el cordón (PL los cordón) NOUN
shoelace
la corona NOUN
crown
la correa NOUN
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correcto (FEM correcto) ADJECTIVE
correctcorrect The answers were correct.
el corredor la corredor NOUN
runner
corregir VERB
111 Correct me if Im wrong.
222 The teacher marked the exams.
el correo NOUN
postpost He sent it to me by post. post the post office post email
correr VERB
111 I had to run to catch the bus.
222 Hurry or well be late.
333 Dont go so fast, the roads icy.
444 Move a bit to the left.
la corriente NOUN
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corrijo VERB seecorrijocorrijo Ill correct it right away.
cortado (FEM cortado) ADJECTIVE
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cortar VERB
to cutto cut Cut the apple in half. to cut I cut my finger. to cut Youre going to cut yourself. to cut These scissors are blunt. to cut I went to get my hair cut.
el corte NOUN
cutcut He had a cut on his forehead. cut a haircut
Me da corte pedírselo. Im embarrassed to ask him.
la corteza NOUN
crust
la cortina NOUN
curtain
corto (FEM corto) ADJECTIVE
shortshort Susana has short hair.
la cosa NOUN
thingthing Whats that round thing? thing I picked up my things and left. thing Can you tell me something? thing How strange!
cualquier cosa anything
coser VERB
to sew
las cosquillas NOUN
hacer cosquillas a alguien to tickle somebody hacer cosquillas a alguien Hes very ticklish.
la costa NOUN
coastcoast We spent the summer on the coast.
costar VERB
to costto cost It costs a lot of money. to cost It cost me ten euros. to cost He finds maths very difficult.
¿Cuánto cuesta? How much is it?
la costilla NOUN
rib
la costumbre NOUN
111 He has the bad habit of lying.
222 a British custom 2 He forgot, as usual.
cotillear VERB
to gossip
crecer VERB
to growto grow My hair grows very fast. to grow Havent you grown!
creer VERB
111 Nobody believes me. 1 Do you believe in ghosts?
222 I dont think Ill be able to go.
Creo que sí. I think so. Creo que sí. I dont think so.
la crema NOUN
creamcream I put cream on my hands. cream suncream
la cremallera NOUN
zipzip Do your zip up.
el cristal NOUN
111 a glass bottle 1 There was some broken glass on the floor.
222 The children broke the window pane. 2 to clean the windows
el cromo NOUN
picture card
la croqueta NOUN
croquettecroquette chicken croquettes
el cruce NOUN
crossroadscrossroads There are traffic lights at the crossroads. crossroads a pedestrian crossing
crudo (FEM crudo) ADJECTIVE
rawraw raw carrots
crujiente (FEM crujiente) ADJECTIVE
crunchy
la cruz (PL las cruz) NOUN
cross
cruzar VERB
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el cuaderno NOUN
notebook
un cuaderno de ejercicios an exercise book
la cuadra NOUN
stable
cuadrado (FEM cuadrado) ADJECTIVE, MASC NOUN
squaresquare two square metres
el cuadro NOUN
painting
cual PRONOUN (PL cual)
111 the cousin who I was telling you about
222 the window from which they were watching us
cuál PRONOUN (PL cuál)
111 I dont know what the solution is.
222 Which one do you like best? 2 Which ones do you want?
cualquier ADJECTIVE seecualquier
cualquiera (FEM cualquiera)
cualquieracan be an adjective or a pronoun.
A ADJECTIVE
anyany You can use any pen. any Its not just any job.
cualquier cosa anything cualquier cosa anywhere
B PRONOUN
111 Anyone can do that. 1 anyone who knows him
222 It doesnt matter, any one. 2 in any one of the rooms 2 whichever one you choose
333 Which of the two do you prefer? Either.
cuando CONJUNCTION
whenwhen Ill do it when I have time. when You can come whenever you like.
cuándo ADVERB
whenwhen When suits you? when He doesnt know when it happened.
cuanto (FEM cuanto) ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN
Termínalo cuanto antes. Finish it as soon as possible. Termínalo cuanto antes. The more I think about it, the less I understand it. Termínalo cuanto antes. The fewer people the better. Termínalo cuanto antes. As soon as I heard his voice I began to cry. Termínalo cuanto antes. There were only a few guests.