Made (English) 🔊 Hecho (Spanish) 🔊 Definitions 1. (Adjective) (General) a. Hecho (m) (Made is an adjective that means created or manufactured.) — El reloj fue hecho en Suiza. 2. (Verb) (General) b. Hacer (v) (To make something means to create or produce it.) — Hacía un traje para la fiesta. Synonyms for Made Created […]
Lump (in English) 🔊 Tumefacción (in Spanish) 🔊 Word Lump (English) / Tumefacción (Spanish) Pronunciation: /lʌmp/ (LUMP) /tu.me.fak.sión/ (toms-fah-SEE-ohn) Definitions 1. (Anatomy) (General) a. lump (n) (A swelling or growth on the body.) — The doctor examined the Lump on my arm. 2. (Slang) (A large sum of money) (General) b. lump (n) (A significant
Lot (in English) 🔊 Lote (in Spanish) 🔊 Definitions 1. (Quantity of Material) (General) a. el lote (m) (A lot of soil needs to be moved to build the foundation.) — Necesita un lote de tierra para construir el cimiento. 2. (Slang) (Large Amount) (General) b. un montón (m) (He bought a lot of books
Here is the translation of the word “Lose” from English to Spanish: **Word**: English: Lose Spanish: Perder **Pronunciation**: English: /luːz/ Spanish: /perˈðeɾ/ **Definition**: English: 1. To fail to win or succeed in a competition, contest, or venture. 2. To misplace or be unable to find something. 3. To spend or waste something, such as time
Loose (in English) 🔊 Suelto (in Spanish) 🔊 Definitions 1. (Not Secure) (General) Loose (adj.) (Not firmly fixed or secure.) — The screw was loose and kept falling out. 2. (Unattached) (General) Loose (adj.) (Not attached or connected.) — Leave the loose end of the rope untied. 3. (Slang) (Not Strict) (General) Loose (adj.) (Not
