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Collins Primary Dictionaries
Collins Primary Dictionaries
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Language tip

Be careful!éxitodoes not mean the same asexit.

la experiencia NOUN

experience

el experimento NOUN

experiment

el experto la experta NOUN

expertEs un experto en informática. He’s a computer expert.

la explicación (PL las explicaciones) NOUN

explanation

explicar VERB

to explain¿Quieres que te explique cómo hacerlo? Do you want me to explain to you how to do it?

la explosión (PL las explosiones) NOUN

explosion

la exposición (PL las exposiciones) NOUN

exhibitionmontar una exposición to put on an exhibition

expresar VERB

to expressNo sabe expresarse. He doesn’t know how to express himself.

la expresión (PL las expresiones) NOUN

expression

extender VERB

to spreadExtendí la toalla sobre la arena. I spread the towel out on the sand. El fuego se extendió rápidamente. The fire spread quickly.

exterior (FEM exterior) ADJECTIVE

outside

extinto (FEM extinta) ADJECTIVE

extinct

extra (FEM extra) ADJECTIVE

extrauna manta extra an extra blanket

extraescolar (FEM extraescolara) ADJECTIVE

actividades extraescolares extracurricular activities

extranjeroextranjera

extranjerocan be an adjective or a noun.

A ADJECTIVE

foreign

B MASC/FEM NOUN

foreigner

viajar al extranjero to travel abroad

extrañar VERB

to missExtraña mucho a sus padres. He misses his parents a lot. Me extraña que no haya llegado. I’m surprised he hasn’t arrived. ¡Ya me extrañaba a mí! I thought it was strange!

extraño (FEM extraña) ADJECTIVE

strange¡Qué extraño! How strange!

extraordinario (FEM extraordinaria) ADJECTIVE

extraordinary

el extremo NOUN

endCogí la cuerda por un extremo. I took hold of one end of the rope. pasar de un extremo a otro to go from one extreme to the other

F f

la fábrica NOUN

factory

Language tip

Be careful!fábricadoes not mean the same asfabric.

fácil (FEM fácil) ADJECTIVE

easyun ejercicio fácil an easy exercise

la falda NOUN

skirt

el fallo NOUN

1fault

2mistake¡Qué fallo! What a stupid mistake!

falso (FEM falsa) ADJECTIVE

1false

2forged

la falta NOUN

1lackla falta de dinero lack of money

2mistakeuna falta de ortografía a spelling mistake

Me hace falta un ordenador. I need a computer. No hace falta que vengáis. You don’t need to come.

faltar VERB

1to be missingMe falta un bolígrafo. One of my pens is missing. No podemos irnos. Falta Manolo. We can’t go. Manolo isn’t here yet. A la sopa le falta sal. There isn’t enough salt in the soup. faltar al colegio to miss school You mustn’t miss school. No debes faltar al colegio.

2Falta media hora para comer. There’s half an hour to go before lunch. ¿Te falta mucho? Will you be long?

la fama NOUN

1fame

2reputationtener fama de to have a reputation for Tiene fama de mandona. She has a reputation for being bossy.

la familia NOUN

family

familiar (FEM familiar) ADJECTIVE

1familyla vida familiar family life

2familiarSu cara me es familiar. His face is familiar.

famoso (FEM famosa) ADJECTIVE

famous

el fantasma NOUN

ghost

la farmacia NOUN

chemist’sLo compré en la farmacia. I bought it at the chemist’s.

Did you know…?

Spanish chemists are identifiable by a red or green cross outside the shop. If you want to buy cosmetics or toiletries, go to aperfumería.

el faro NOUN

1headlight

2lighthouse

fastidiar VERB

to annoyLo que más me fastidia es tener que decírselo. What annoys me most is having to tell him.

fatal

fatalcan be an adjective or an adverb.

A (FEM fatal) ADJECTIVE

awfulMe siento fatal. I feel awful.

B ADVERB

Lo pasé fatal. I had an awful time. Lo hice fatal. I made a mess of it.

el favor NOUN

favour¿Puedes hacerme un favor? Can you do me a favour?

por favor please

favorito (FEM favorita) ADJECTIVE

favourite¿Cuál es tu color favorito? What’s your favourite colour?

febrero MASC NOUN