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cuánto (FEM cuánto) ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN

111 How much money do you have? 1 He told me how much it was.

222 How many chairs? 2 I dont know how many I need. 2 Whats the date? 2 What a lot of people! 2 How far is it from here to Bilbao? 2 How long have you been studying English?

cuarenta (FEM cuarenta) ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN

fortyforty Hes forty.

cuarto

cuartocan be an adjective, pronoun or noun.

A (FEM A) ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN

fourthfourth I live on the fourth floor.

B MASC NOUN

111 The children were playing in their room. 1 the living room 1 the bathroom

222 a quarter of an hour

Son las once y cuarto. Its a quarter past eleven. Son las once y cuarto. At a quarter to ten.

cuatro (FEM cuatro) ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN

four

Son las cuatro. Its four oclock. Son las cuatro. the fourth of July Son las cuatro. He was born on the fourth of July.

cuatrocientos (FEM cuatrocientos) ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN

four hundred

cubierto

cubiertocan be an adjective or part of the verbcubierto.

A (FEM A) ADJECTIVE

coveredcovered Everything was covered in snow.

B VERB seeBB Hes covered the piano with a tarpaulin.

los cubiertos NOUN

cutlery

el cubito de hielo NOUN

ice-cube

el cubo NOUN

bucketbucket the bucket and spade bucket the dustbin

cubrir VERB

to coverto cover We have to cover our exercise books. to cover I was almost out of my depth.

la cuchara NOUN

spoon

la cucharada NOUN

spoonfulspoonful a spoonful of syrup

la cucharilla NOUN

teaspoon

cuchichear VERB

to whisper

el cuchillo NOUN

knife


el cucurucho NOUN

cone

cuelgo VERB seecuelgocuelgo Where can I hang the coat?

el cuello NOUN

neck

la cuenta NOUN

111 The waiter brought us the bill.

222 an email account 2 to realize/to notice

Language tip

darse cuentahas two meanings. Look at the examples.

Perdona, no me di cuenta de que eras vegetariano. Sorry, I didnt realize you were a vegetarian. Perdona, no me di cuenta de que eras vegetariano. Did you notice theyve cut down that tree?

cuento

cuentocan be an adjective or part of the verbcuento.

A MASC NOUN

storystory Grandma used to tell us stories. story a fairy-tale

B VERB seeBB If you want, Ill tell you what happened.

la cuerda NOUN

111 They tied his hands together with a rope.

222 I need some string to tie up this parcel.

el cuero NOUN

leatherleather a leather jacket

el cuerpo NOUN

bodybody the human body body the fire-brigade

cuesta

cuestacan be an adjective or part of the verbcuesta.

A FEM NOUN

slopeslope a very steep slope

ir cuesta abajo to go downhill ir cuesta abajo to go uphill

B VERB seeBB How much does that bicycle cost?

la cueva NOUN

cave

el cuidado NOUN

carecare He was driving carefully.

¡Cuidado! Careful!

cuidar VERB

to look afterto look after She looks after the children.

cuidarsecuidarsecuidarse You need to look after yourself.

¡Cuídate! Take care!

la culpa NOUN

faultfault Its my fault. fault Theyre always blaming me.

culpable

culpablecan be an adjective or a noun.

A (FEM A) ADJECTIVE

culpablecan be an adjective or a noun.

A (FEM A) ADJECTIVE

guiltyguilty Im not guilty.

B MASC/FEM NOUN

culpritculprit She is to blame for everything.

la cultura NOUN

culture

la cumbre NOUN

summit

el cumpleaños (PL los cumpleaños) NOUN

birthday


¡Feliz cumpleaños! Happy birthday!

cumplir VERB

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222 Ill be sixteen tomorrow.

la cuna NOUN

cradle

la cuñada NOUN

sister-in-law

el cuñado NOUN

brother-in-law

cupo VERB seecupocupo It wouldnt go through the door.

el cura NOUN

priest

curar VERB

111 a treatment to cure pneumonia 1 I hope that you get better soon.

222 His wound has already healed.

cursi (FEM cursi) ADJECTIVE

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el cursillo NOUN

coursecourse a computer course course to have swimming lessons

el curso NOUN

111 a boy in my year 1 Im in Year two.

222 I did a German course.

la curva NOUN

bendbend There are some very sharp bends.

D d

la dama NOUN

ladylady ladies and gentlemen lady draughts lady to play draughts

el daño NOUN

damagedamage The damage isnt very serious. damage Youre hurting me!

hacerse daño to hurt oneself

dar VERB

to giveto give I gave it to Teresa. to give Im good at science.

de PREPOSITION

Language tip

de + de = de.

111 a packet of sweets 1 a glass of water 1 English lessons 1 a gold ring 1 Isabels house

222 Im from Madrid. 2 a letter from my aunt 2 Theyre from last year.

333 Its more difficult than I thought.

dé VERB seedédé I want him to give me the mobile phone.

debajo ADVERB

underneathunderneath Lift up the flowerpot, the keys underneath. underneath under underneath under the table


deber

debercan be a noun or a verb.

A MASC NOUN

dutyduty I simply did my duty. duty homework

B VERB

111 I must try it. 1 You mustnt worry. 1 You shouldnt have left her alone. 1 must 1 He must be Canadian.

222 How much do I owe you?

hacer los deberes to do ones homework

débil (FEM débil) ADJECTIVE

weak

decidir VERB

to decideto decide You decide. to decide I decided to learn English. to decide Make up your mind!


décimo (FEM décimo) ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN

tenthtenth I live on the tenth floor.

decir VERB

111 What did he say? 1 How do you say casa in English? 1 I dont know what it means.

222 He never tells me the truth. 2 He told me to wait outside.

es decir thats to say es decir Really?

el dedo NOUN

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222 the thumb/the big toe

Language tip

el dedo gordohas two meanings. It can be translated asel dedo gordoorel dedo gordo.

dejar VERB

111 Ive left the keys on the table. 1 Dont leave me on my own.

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