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adquirir
(gen) to acquire /ë'kwaië/ • (~ riqueza / fama) to acquire wealth / fame • (comprar) to purchase /'p3:tšës/, to buy • (experiencia) to gain • (conocimientos) to acquire
ahorrar
(tiempo, dinero) to save /seiv/ • (v-pr: ahorradnos la cobertura mediática) spare us the press coverage
alquilar
[coger en alquiler] (plazo breve de tiempo: coche, disfraz...) to hire /'haië/, (periodos más largos: casa, habitación...) to rent /rent/ • (alquilaron una barca para la tarde) they hired a boat for the afternoon • [dejar en alquiler] to hire sth out, to rent sth out, to let sth out (sólo casas o habitaciones)
calcular
(vt) to work sth out, to calculate /'kælkjuleit/ • (suponer) to reckon /'rekën/
cobrar
to charge /tša:dž/ (sb for sth) • (¿cuánto cobra la hora?) how much do you charge the hour • (¿me cobra, por favor?) can I have the bill, please? • (salario) to be paid (for sth) • (vt: cheque) to cash /kæš/ • (adquirir) to gain • (¡vas a ~!) you'll get a smack!
comerciar
(~ con: producto) to trade in sth, to deal [dealt] in sth • (persona) to do business (with sb)
comprar
to buy /bai/ [bought /bO:t/] • (quiero ~les un regalo) I want to buy them a present
costar
to cost /kost, (Am) kO:st/ [cost] • (el accidente costó la vida a cien personas) the accident cost the lives of a hundred people • (leerme el libro me costó un mes) it took me a month to read the book • (resultar difícil) to find it hard (to do sth) • (me cuesta levantarme temprano) I find it hard to get up early • (~ un ojo de la cara) to cost an arm and a leg • (cueste lo que cueste) at all costs
deber (v; v.tb.'deberías')
to owe /ëu/ (sth to sb) • (te debo una explicación) I owe you an explanation • (me debes el café) you owe me for the coffee • (+inf: presente/futuro) must (v mod), (fut: en textos legales) shall • (~ de: frases afirmativas) must • (ya debe de estar en casa) he must be home by now • (frases negativas: no debe de ser fácil) it can't be easy
elegir
to choose /tšu:z/ [chose chosen] • (por votación) to elect /i'lekt/
exportar
to export /ik'spO:t/
ganar (sueldo, recompensa)
(sueldo, sustendo) to earn
gastar
to spend /spend/ [spent] (sth on sth) • (consumir) to use • (desgastar: ropa, zapatos) to wear sth out • (usar) to use sth up • (me has gastado toda la colonia) you've used up all my cologne • (talla) to take • (~ la talla cuarenta de pantalones) to take size forty trousers • (desperdiciar) to waste /weist/ • (~le una broma a algn) to play a joke on sb
importar (vt)
to import
invertir
invest /in'vest/ (in sth)
malgastar
to waste /weist/
negociar
to negotiate /ni'gaušieit/ • (comercio) to trade /treid/ • (negocia con pieles) he trades in furs, he is in the fur trade / business
pagar
to pay /pei/ [paid] (producto, compra: for) sth • (pagamos el piso) we paid for the flat • (~ las deudas) to pay your debts • (me paga los estudios) he's paying for my education • (me las pagarás!) you'll pay for this! • (~ en efectivo) to pay in cash • (~ con tarjeta) to pay (for sth) by credit card • (~ el pato) to carry the can • (no han pagado el alquiler) they haven't paid the rent • (me pagan muy poco) I get paid very little • (a los que no se les paga por su trabajo se les llama voluntarios) those who do not get paid for their job are called volunteers
recaudar
to collect, to raise (money, funds) (para una causa, +b 'raise')
supervisar
to supervise /'su:pëvaiz/ • (dar seguimiento a) to monitor
valer ((v.tb.vale))
(costar) to cost • (tener un valor) to be worth (sth) • (servir) to do • (este vaso vale como florero) this glass will do as a vase • (para qué vale eso?) what's that for? • (no valer) to be no good • (ser suficiente) to be enough • (~ por) to entitle sb for sth • (este cupón vale por un descuento) this coupon entitles you to to a discount • (~ para: persona) to be good (as sth) • (estar permitido) to be allowed • (documento) to be valid • (ropa) to fit • (más vale que cojas el paraguas) you'd better take the umbrella • (no vale!) that's not fair • (no ~ para nada) to be useless • (vale!) okay
vender
to sell /sel/ [sold /sëuld/] • (le vendí el reloj) I sold him the watch
venderse
(se vende) for sale • (se venden en el mercado) they are on sale in the market • (dejarse sobornar) to sell yourself • (~ como churros) to sell like hot cake