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#11
General Discussion / Would you believe it?
Last post by Drax - 26 Jun, 2026, 09:36:19 PM
According to the stats on the database my "Homemade Limaria Cheese Burger" recipe has been read 43,436 times, might be more soon. Jamie eat your heart out. 🤣
#12
infravalorar, to underestimate - to undervalue

Spanish example: Los mapas infravaloraron el tamaño del palacio.

English example: The maps understated the size of the palace.

Source: infravalorar, to underestimate - to undervalue
#13
el quebradero de cabeza - headache in the sense of someone or something that causes concern or bother.

Spanish example: Sin embargo, no todo es maravilloso, y tienen serios inconvenientes que provocan más de un quebradero de cabeza.

English example: Nevertheless, not everything is wonderful, and they have serious problems which cause more than a headache.

Source: el quebradero de cabeza - headache in the sense of someone or something that causes concern or bother.
#14
el lucero - bright star, morning star, evening star

Spanish example: Primero se pone el sol, luego se pone Mercurio, y finalmente se pone Venus, el \"lucero vespertino\".

English example: First the sun sets, then Mercury sets, and finally Venus, the "evening star," sets.

Source: el lucero - bright star, morning star, evening star
#15
entumecer - to make numb

Spanish example: Soltó el machete que llevaba apretado en la mano cuando el frío le entumeció las manos.

English example: When the cold numbed his hands, he let go of the machete that he was carrying tight in his hand.

Source: entumecer - to make numb
#16
ensombrecer - to cast a shadow over (literally or figuratively), to sadden

Spanish example: Recuerdo del tsunami ensombreció celebración de la Navidad

English example: I remember that the tsunami put a damper on the Christmas celebration.

Source: ensombrecer - to cast a shadow over (literally or figuratively), to sadden
#17
invocar - to invoke, to quote as an authority, to call on

Spanish example: Los legisladores invocaron el artículo 100 de la Constitución aduciendo incapacidad mental del presidente Marcus para gobernar.

English example: The lawmakers invoked Article 100 of the Constitution to claim mental incapacity of President Marcus to govern.

Source: invocar - to invoke, to quote as an authority, to call on
#18
la miga - bread crumb, the part of the bread that isn\'t the crust, the interior substance of physical things, moral fiber, baby food

Spanish example: Mezclar en un bol la carne vacuna con la de cerdo, el ají, el orégano, la sal y la miga de pan.

English example: Mix in a bowl the beef with the pork, chili pepper, oregano, salt and bread crumbs.

Source: la miga - bread crumb, the part of the bread that isn\'t the crust, the interior substance of physical things, moral fiber, baby food
#19
probar - to prove, to check, to test, to try, to taste

Spanish example: El kit que probamos viene con dos lentes Zuiko.

English example: The kit we tried out comes with two Zuiko lenses.

Source: probar - to prove, to check, to test, to try, to taste
#20
descentrado - off-center, off-balance, unsettled, disoriented, confused

Spanish example: Mi mejor amigo le compró dos llantas y estaban pinchadas y descentradas.

English example: My best friend bought himself two tires and they were punctured and off-center.

Source: descentrado - off-center, off-balance, unsettled, disoriented, confused