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2. (electronics) a. el televisor. (m) means that a noun is masculine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol). (M) Their new television is huge.Su televisor nuevo es enorme. b. el aparato de televisión. (M)
a. to see. Voy a ver al doctor esta tarde.I'm going to see the doctor this afternoon. b. to meet with. Tienes que ver al cliente mañana.You have to meet with the client tomorrow. 10. (legal) a. to hear. Tu caso se verá en el tribunal el mes entrante.Your case will be heard in court next month. b. to try.
2. (succession) a. series. Hubo una cadena de acontecimientos que provocaron el ataque. There was a series of events that triggered the attack. b. chain. Debido a su reciente cadena de cargos criminales, no se le ofreció el puesto de trabajo.Due to his recent chain of criminal charges, he was not offered the job. 3. (commercial) a. chain.
feminine noun. 1. (container) a. box. Compré una caja para que podamos envolver más fácil el regalo.I bought a box so we can wrap the present more easily. b. crate. Ernesto nos trajo una caja de naranjas de Valencia.Ernesto brought us a crate of oranges from Valencia. 2. (machine) a. cash register. Te lo juro.
To talk about seeing/watching TV, a movie, a sporting event, etc. To express the action of visiting someone or a place. To talk about a possible result. To indicate understanding. Ver is used pronominally to talk about how someone/something looks. For example:
feminine noun. 1. (container) a. box. Compré una caja para que podamos envolver más fácil el regalo.I bought a box so we can wrap the present more easily. b. crate. Ernesto nos trajo una caja de naranjas de Valencia.Ernesto brought us a crate of oranges from Valencia. 2. (machine) a. cash register. Te lo juro.
5. (to observe oneself) a. to look at oneself. Narciso se miraba en el agua.Narcissus looked at himself in the water. A reciprocal verb is a verb that indicates that two or more subjects perform an action on each other (e.g., Ellos se abrazan.). reciprocal verb. 6. (to observe one another) a. to look at each other.
b. observar. If you watch, you'll see that happen a lot.Si observas, verás que ocurre con mucha frecuencia. 5. (to keep guard) a. vigilar. I told my man to keep watching and call me with any news.Le dije a mi hombre que siguiera vigilando y que me llamara con cualquier novedad.
1. (general) a. it's still available. ¿Sigue disponible la habitación? - Sí, sigue disponible, pero ha subido de precio.Is the room still available? - Yes, it's still available, but its price has gone up. b. is still available. La casa sigue disponible. - ¿No es un poco sospechoso teniendo en cuenta lo barata que es?The house is still ...
4. (cover for illegal activities) a. front. El banco del Vaticano permitió que los cleros actuaran como pantalla para la Mafia.The Vatican bank allowed the clergy to be a front for the Mafia. 5. (jewelry) (Puerto Rico) a. earring. Quiero unas pantallas de diamantes y platino.I want some diamond and platinum earrings.