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7th edition 2009 (vol 2 Spanish-English)
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agente
■ smf (= representante ) agent ; (= policía ) policeman/policewoman ; agente comercial business agent ; agente de bolsa stockbroker ; agente de seguros insurance agent ; agente de tránsito ( Arg, Méx ) traffic policeman/policewoman ; agente literario literary agent ; agente secreto secret agent ; agentes sociales social partners ( employers and unions )
■ sm ( Quím ) agent
hacer / 2r / ...
▶ hacer de ( Teat ) to play the part of ; hacer de malo to play the villain
▶ hacer por (= intentar ) haz por verlo si puedes try to get around to seeing him if you can
(*) = informal register
(**) = slang or very informal
(***) = offensive
abuelo , - a sm/f
(= pariente ) grandfather/grandmother ; mis abuelos my grandparents ; MODISMO ¡cuéntaselo a tu abuela! * who are you trying to kid? * , pull the other one! ( Brit * ) ; MODISMO no necesitar o tener abuela ( Esp * ) to blow one's own trumpet ; MODISMO (éramos pocos) y parió la abuela * and that was the last straw , and that was all we needed
The pronunciation of Spanish is generally regular and the notes below should be sufficient to enable an English speaker to read most Spanish words. Because of this, the only pronunciations shown on the Spanish-English side of the dictionary are those of foreign words or other words which are pronounced in a way you would not expect. Pronunciations, where shown, are transcribed using the International Phonetic Alphabet, which is explained below. Stress in Spanish words falls on the second last syllable if the word ends in a vowel, n or s; if a word ends in a consonant the last syllable is stressed. If the stress falls anywhere else in the word, this is shown by an acute accent over the stressed vowel.
Spanish vowels are always pronounced clearly and are not relaxed in unstressed syllables as in English.
a [a]: Between English a as in p a t and u as in h u t
pata, amarae [e]: Similar to English e as in s e t
me, pelo, sangrei [i]: Between English i as in bit and ee as in been
iris, filoo [o]: Similar to English o as in p o t
poco, cosa, bombau [u]: Between English u as in r u le and oo as in f oo t . Silent after q and in gue, gui, unless marked by a diaeresis ( arg ü ir, frag ü e )
luna, aquel, paguey [i]: When used as a vowel it is pronounced like i
yai, ay [ai]: Like i in English s i de
baile, hayau [au]: Like ou in English s ou nd
áureo, causaei, ey [ei]: Like ey in English th ey
reina, reyeu [eu]: Like the vowel sounds in English may-you , without the sound of the y
deuda, feudooi, oy [oi]: Like oy in English b oy
oiga, soyi, y [i]: Like y in English y es, y acht
bien, yuntau [w]: Like w in English w ell
huevo, aguab, v : These letters have the same value.
[b]: At the start of the word and after written m and n the sound is like English b
c [k]: c before a, o, u or a consonant is like English k in keep
calco, acto [θ]: c before e, i is like English th in th in or in parts of Andalusia and Latin America like s in English s ame . In words like a cc ión, se cc ión both types of c sound are heard [kθ] celda, cincoch [t∫]: Like ch in English ch ur ch
mucho, chorrod [d]: At the start of the word and after l and n the sound is like English d
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