English to Spanish Sentence Translation

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1. 1. forty [kua-REN-ta] adjective forty
      There are forty windows in this building.
      There are forty windows in this building.
   2. fourth [KUAR-to] adjective, masc. fourth
      fourth [KUAR-ta] fem.
      Juan eats a quarter of the cake.
      John eats a fourth of the pie.
   3. the fourth [KUAR-to] noun, masc. room, quart, quarter
      My room is small.
      My room is small.
   4. the bathroom, masc. bathroom
      I wash and comb my hair in the bathroom.
      I wash up and comb my hair in the bathroom.
   5. the bucket; the cube [ku-BE-ta] noun, fem. pail
      Bring water in the bucket.
      He is carrying water in the pail.
   6. covered [ku-BYER-to] adjective, masc. covered
      cover [ku-BYER-ta] fem.
      The garden is covered in flowers.
      The garden is covered with flowers.

1. 1. cover [ku-BREER] verb to cover
      Women cover their heads when it rains.
      The women cover their heads when it rains.
   2. the spoon [ku-CHA-ra] noun, fem. spoon
      I don't have a spoon.
      I don't have a spoon.
   3. the knife [ku-CHEE-lyo, cu-CHEE-yo] noun, masc. knife
      The knife is on the table.
      The knife is on the table.
   4. the neck [KUE-lyo, KUE-yo] noun, masc. neck (of a person), necklace
      The lady wears a magnificent jewel around her neck.
      The lady is wearing a magnificent jewel on her neck.
   5. the account [KUEN-ta] noun, fem. bill, check
      Dad pays the bill.
      Dad pays the bill.
   6. the story [KUEN-to] noun, masc. tale, story
      Do you want to hear a story?
      Do you want to hear a story?
   7. the fairy tale announ, masc. fairy tale
      "Cinderella" is a fairy tale.
      "Cinderella" is a fairy tale.
   8. the string [KUER-da] noun, fem. rope
      Let's jump rope.
      Let's jump rope.
   9. the leather [KUE-ro] noun, masc. leather
      For Christmas, I want a leather jacket.
      For Christmas, I want a leather jacket.
   10. Watch out! [kuee-DA-do] interjection Be careful!
       Watch out! There is a lot of traffic now.
       Be careful! There's a lot of traffic now.
   11. take care [kuee-DAR] verb to look after, to take care of
       When my parents go out for a walk, I have to take care of the baby.
       When my parents go out, I have to take care of the baby.
   12. the birthday [kum-ple-A-nyos] noun, masc. birthday
       My birthday is December 18th.
       My birthday is December eighteenth.
   13. the cradle [KU-na] noun, fem. cradle
       The baby is in the crib.
       The baby is in the cradle.
   14. curious [ku-REEO-so] adjective, masc. curious
       curious [ku-REEO-sa] fem.
       Alejandro is a curious person. He always asks questions.
       Alex is a curious person. He always asks questions.
   15. It doesn't matter [da-lo-MEES-mo] idiomatic expression it does not make any difference
       . I like both TV shows.
       It doesn't make any difference. I like both television programs.
   16. dar [DAR] verb to give
       They give us books to read in the library.
       They give us books to read in the library.

1. 1. de [DE] preposition from, out of
      He calls from home.
      He calls from his house.
   2. de (del, de la, de las, de los) [DE] preposition of (showing ownership)
      It's my neighbor's bike.
      It is my neighbor's bicycle.
   3. weak [DE-beel] adjective weak
      Today the boy is weak.
      The boy is weak today.
   4. well-behaved [de-bue-na-kon-DUK-ta] prepositional phrase well-behaved
      They are students of good behavior.
      They are well-behaved students.
   5. say [de-SEER] verb to say
      They never say "thank you."
      They never say "Thank you."
   6. decorar [de-ko-RAR] verb to decorate
      We decorate the house for Christmas.
      We decorate the house for Christmas.
   7. the finger [DE-do] noun, masc. finger
      She indicates with her finger.
      She points with her finger.
   8. the toe announce, masc. toe
      My toe hurts.
      My toe hurts.
   9. leave [de-JAR] verb to leave something
      The boy puts the newspaper in front of the house.
      The boy leaves the newspaper in front of the house.
   10. stop deverb to stop (doing something)
       I stop eating.
       I stop eating.
   11. in the morning [de-la-ma-NYA-na] prepositional phrase in the morning It's
       six in the morning.
       It is six o'clock in the morning.
   12. the apron [de-lan-TAL] noun, masc. apron
       The cook is wearing an apron.
       The cook is wearing an apron.
   13. delicious [de-lee-SEEO-so] adjective, masc. delicious
       delicious [de-lee-SEEO-sa] fem.
       This lunch is delicious.
       This lunch is delicious.

1. 1. too much [de-ma-SEEA-do] adjective, masc. too many too many
      [de-ma-SEEA-dos] plural
      There are too many dishes in the cupboard.
      There are too many plates in the cupboard.
   2. too much adverb too much
      The toy costs too much.
      The toy costs too much.
   3. you're welcome [de-NA-da] idiomatic expression You're welcome
      Thank you for the gift. You're welcome.
      Thanks for the gift. You are welcome.
   4. the dentist [den-TEES-ta] noun, masc. dentist
      The dentist takes care of my son's teeth.
      The dentist takes care of my son's teeth.
   5. standing [de-PYE] adverb standing
      She is standing.
      She is standing.
   6. the sport [de-POR-te] noun, masc. sport, sports
      She likes sports very much.
      He likes sports very much.
   7. suddenly [de-re-PEN-te] adverb suddenly
      Suddenly, the child screams.
      Suddenly, the child screams.
   8. spill [de-rra-MAR] verb to spill
      The dog always spills the cat's plate.
      The dog always spills the cat's plate.
   9. breakfast [de-sa-YU-no] noun, masc. breakfast
      Breakfast at home is at seven.
      Breakfast at home is at seven.
   10. rest [des-kan-SAR] verb to rest
       Maria never rests!
       Mary never rests!
   11. descend [de-sen-DER] verb to go down, descend
       The plane is going to descend; soon we arrive.
       The plane is descending; we will arrive soon.
   12. of course [des-de-LUE-go] idiomatic expression of course
       You're going to the party, right? Of course.
       You're going to the party, aren't you? Of course.
   13. desire [de-se-AR] verb to want
       What do you want to eat?
       What would you like to eat?
   14. the desire [de-SE-o] noun, masc. wish
       I have a very special wish.
       I have a very special wish.
   15. the parade [des-FEE-le] noun, masc. Parade
       Tomorrow there is a parade.
       Tomorrow there is a parade.
   16. the desert [de-SYER-to] noun, masc. desert
       There is a lot of sand in the desert.
       There is a lot of sand in the desert.

1. 1. slowly [des-PA-seeo] adverb slowly
      Gloria walks slowly.
      Gloria walks slowly.
   2. the alarm clock [des-per-ta-DOR] noun, masc. alarm clock
      The alarm clock rings at six.
      The alarm clock rings at six.
   3. after [des-PUES] adverb afterwards, after
      After dinner, we go to the movies.
      After dinner, we are going to the movies.
   4. stop [de-te-NER] verb to stop
      The director stops the boys.
      The main stops the boys.
   5. detest [de-tes-TAR] verb detest
      Everyone detests mosquitoes.
      Everyone detests mosquitoes.
   6. behind [de-TRAS] adverb behind
      I sit behind Juan.
      I sit behind John.
   7. return [de-bowl-BER] verb to give back, to return
      Students return books.
      The students give back the books.
   8. the day [DEE-a] noun, masc. day
      They celebrate New Years Day.
      They celebrate New Year's Day.
   9. draw [dee-bu-JAR] verb to draw
      They draw on the board.
      They draw on the blackboard.
   10. the dictionary [deek-seeo-NA-reeo] noun, masc. dictionary
       We look up the words in the dictionary.
       We look for the words in the dictionary.

1. 1. nineteen [dye-see-NUE-be] adjective nineteen
      There are nineteen eggs in the refrigerator.
      There are nineteen eggs in the refrigerator.
   2. eighteen [dye-see-O-cho] adjective eighteen
      Eight and ten is eighteen.
      Eight and ten are eighteen.
   3. sixteen [dye-see-SAYS] adjective sixteen
      There are sixteen candies in the box.
      There are sixteen candies in the box.
   4. seventeen [dye-see-SYE-te] adjective seventeen
      I have seventeen cousins.
      I have seventeen cousins.
   5. the tooth [DYEN-te] noun, masc. tooth Your tooth
      hurts.
      He has a toothache.
   6. the teeth [DYEN-tes] noun, masc. teeth You
      have nice teeth.
      She has pretty teeth.
   7. ten [DYES] adjective ten
      We have ten books.
      We have ten books.
   8. different [dee-fe-REN-te] adjective different
      It's a different story.
      It is a different story.
   9. difficult [dee-FEE-seel] adjective difficult
      If you study, it is not difficult.
      If you study, it is not difficult.
   10. diffusion [dee-fu-SEEON] noun, fem. broadcast
       The Christmas broadcast in the Americas is on December 20.
       The broadcast “Christmas in the Americas” is on December 20th.
   11. digital [di-hee-TAL] adjective digital
       Here's the phone, the camera, the DVD, and everything digital.
       Here is the phone, the camera, the DVD and everything that is digital.
   12. the money [dee-NE-ro] noun, masc. money
       The boy has his money ready.
       The boy has his money ready.
   13. the address [dee-rek-SEEON] noun, masc. address
       What is the address of the house?
       What is the address of the house?

1. direct [dee-ree-JEER] verb to direct
   Mr. Almeida directs the musicians.
   Mr. Almeida directs the musicians.
2. the compact disc (CD) [DEES-ko kom-PAK-to] noun, masc. compact disc (CD)
   I like Guillermo's CD.
   I like William's CD.
3. disgusted [dees-gus-TA-do] adjective, masc. displeased
   disgusted [dees-gus-TA-da] fem.
   The lady is upset with the dog.
   The lady is displeased with the dog.
4. excuse me [dees-PEN-se-me] excuse me,
   you excuse me plural idiomatic expression
   Excuse me, please. I have to go out.
   Excuse me, please. I have to leave.