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a    {art} a  
a    {prep} al  
a    {prep} ál  
a alguien  
a alguno  
a cierto  
a en  
a    {art} la primera letra del alfabeto  
a    {n} letra a   {f}  
a por  
a    {n} primera letra del alfabeto inglés  
a    {art} un  
a    {art} un tal  
a    {art} una  
a    {adj} unas  
a (late) night out on the town de jarana  
a (late) night out on the town de juerga  
a (late) night out on the town de parranda  
a (late) night out on the town de picos pardos  
A (military) deserter. -pl. Ancestors. V. ASCENDIENTES and ANTEPASADOS.    {pp.} pasada  
A (military) deserter. -pl. Ancestors. V. ASCENDIENTES and ANTEPASADOS.    {pp.} pasado  
a 60's-style dress    {n} tipo   {m}  
A address    {n} dirección A   {f}  
A and B agglutinins    {n} aglutininas A y B   {f}  
A and not B gate    {n} puerta A y no B   {f}  
a babbling brook    {adj} rumorosa  
a babbling brook    {adj} rumoroso  
A baby-bottle for infants.    {n} biberón  
A bachelor. a single man.    {n} celibato  
A back stroke given in the air to a ball.    {m} cotín  
A backstep in walking or dancing.    {n} contrapaso  
A bad act, or one ill-judged and ill-advised, practical joke (broma pesada), piece of bad behavior    {f. (Coll.)} trastada  
a bad case of aguda  
a bad excuse is better than none    {interj} es mejor una mala excusa que ninguna  
a bad habit is not easily forgotten    {interj} gallina que come huevo aunque le quemen el pico  
a bad habit is not easily forgotten    {interj} gallo que come huevos ni que le quemen el pico  
a bad habit is not easily forgotten    {interj} genio y figura hasta la sepultura  
a bad habit is not easily overcome    {interj} gallo que come huevos ni que le quemen el pico  
a bad marriage is like living in hell    {interj} el casado descontento vive siempre en un tormento  
a bad penny always turns up    {interj} hierba mala nunca muere  
A bad player at cards.    {n} chamarillón  
A bad smith.    {m} herrerón  
a bad sort    {n} mala gente  
A bad woman; a witch.    {n} carcavera  
a bad workman always blames his tools    {adv} no hay que buscar pretextos para un trabajo mal hecho  
A bag hung to the mouths of mules or horses out of which they eat when traveling    {n} morral  
A bagful.    {f} talega  
A baker’s servant.    {m. & f. (Obs.)} anacala  
A baker’s servant.    {m. & f. (Obs.)} anacalo  
a baker's dozen    {n} la docena del fraile  
A balance in one’s favor.    {n} avance  
A balance in one’s favor.    {n} avanzo  
A ball extractor; extractor for foreign bodies in a wound.    {m. (Med.)} tirafondo  
A ball which was used in ancient Greece for elections.    {n} espóndilo  
A ball-mould.    {n} balero  
A balsam which owes its name to a town in Colombia.    {m} tolú  
A balustrade or railing.    {n} barandal  
A band divided into two of different metals, one of them colored.    {f. (Her.)} contrabanda  
A band used by women as a girdle.    {m} tejillo  
A bandage for the hand.    {m} guantelete  
A bandage in the shape of a Maltese cross.    {n} Malta  
A bank, a place where money is kept.    {n} banco  
A banker.    {n} numulario  
A barbarous, cruel man.    {con. & a} troglodita  
A barber’s pan for keeping water warm.    {n} escalfador  
a bare chance    {n} una oportunidad entre mil   {f}  
a bargain    {n} una ganga   {f}  
A barge of very large size with two masts and leg-of-mutton sails.    {f} trincadura  
A barge used for fishing, or in the coasting trade; lighter.    {n} gánguil  
A barilla-producing plant of the benches of the Canary Islands.    {n} pata  
a barking dog never bites    {interj} perro que ladra no muerde  
A barns for grazing cattle; milk-dairy.    {f} vaquería  
A barren ewe.    {n} machorra  
A barren woman.    {n} machorra  
A barrier of, baskets, bags, etc., to guard the artillery and sappers during a siege.    {n} espaldón  
a barrier to progress un obstáculo al progreso  
A barrilla-producing bush about two feet high which grows in Spain.    {n} matojo  
A basement, humiliation.    {f} deprensión  
A basin.    {n} palancana  
A basin.    {n} palangana  
A basket carriage.    {m. & f.} jardinera  
A basket carriage.    {m. & f.} jardinero  
A basket made of hide.    {f. (Amer.)} tipa  
A basket, or hamper, somewhat wider at the top than below.    {m} cuévano  
A basketful.    {n} cestada  
A beacon-light.    {f} almenara  
A beam projecting outward from the bow of a ship and used as a support to lift the anchor    {n} serviola   {f}  
A beam, girder.    {m} cuchillo  
A beardless young man.    {n} rapagón  
A beast of burden, mount, horse.    {n} cabalgadura  
A beast of burden.    {m. (Prov.)} alhamel  
A beat of the drum directing the soldiers to join their companies, or to assemble in the alarmplace.    {n} asamblea  
A beau, a young effeminate fop, a dude.    {n} ninfo  
A beau, gallant, lover.    {n} pique  
A beautiful and beneficent fairy in Persian mythology.    {n} peri  
A beautiful shell, belonging to the species of rhomb-shells.    {m} almirante  
a beautiful thing    {n} algo bello   {m}  
a beautiful thing    {n} una cosa bella   {f}  
a beautiful thing    {n} una cosa muy bella   {f}  
A beautiful woman.    {f} venus