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A table of contents.    {n} abecedario  
A table with three benches about it.    {m} triclinio  
A tablet or memorandum.    {f} tableta  
a tad    {adv} un poco  
a tad    {n} un poquito   {m}  
A tailor.    {m. (Obs.)} alfayate  
A tailor’s shop    {f} sastrería  
A talkative little fellow.    {m. dim.} bachillerejo  
A talkative little woman.    {f (coll.)} parlantina  
A talkative little woman.    {f (coll.)} parlera  
A talkative woman. to be a real chatterbox.    {n} Hablar como una cicada,  
A tall furnace which the Peruvians used in smelting metals.    {f. (S. Amer.)} guaira  
a tall glass    {n} un buen vaso   {m}  
A tall shrub from which brooms are made.    {n} escoba  
A tall shrub of the Napo River, Ecuador; an ilexThe leaves are used for tea.    {f} guayusa  
a tall story    {n} una historia inverosímil   {f}  
A tall, branching tree of narrow leaves, planted to shade the coffee-tree.    {m} guamo  
A tall, ill-shaped man, without life or spirit.    {f. (coll.)} gambalúa  
A tall, ill-shaped person.    {m} tagarote  
A tall, slender woman.    {n} pértiga  
A tall, sluggish, lazy lad.    {m} zangarullón  
A tall, strong, and robust person.    {m. & f.} jayán  
A tall, strong, and robust person.    {m. & f.} jayána  
A tall, thin man.    {n} gansarón  
A tallow-chandler’s shop.    {f} velería  
A tangled, confused matter.    {m. (coll.)} galimatías  
A tank for collecting must as it flows from the wine-press.    {m} tinillo  
A tan-pit or vat in which the ooze is kept for tanning hides.    {n} noque  
A tar from Cuba and Santo Domingo.    {n} chapapote  
A task.    {m} amasijo  
a taste of the whip    {n} azotaina   {f}  
a taste of the whip    {n} zurra   {f}  
A tavern, always applied to a house where wine is retailed.    {f} taberna  
A tawdry, showy person.    {m. &f.} charra  
A tawdry, showy person.    {m. &f.} charro  
A tax formerly paid to government.    {f} finta  
A tax paid to the port captain by ships anchored in the harbor.    {n} capitanía  
A tax upon the traffic in provisions and other merchandise.    {n} consumo  
A tax-gathere; revenue officer.    {n} alcabalero  
a taxi    {n} un libre   {m}  
a taxi    {n} un taxi   {m}  
a taxicab    {n} un libre   {m}  
a taxicab    {n} un taxi   {m}  
A tax-list of the real property in every district of a country.    {n} catastro  
A tear.    {n} lágrima  
a teaspoon of una cucharadita de  
a telephone number    {n} un número de teléfono   {m}  
a tempo    {adv} a ritmo  
A temporary cenotaph to celebrate funeral rites, catafalque.    {n} catafalco  
A temporary habitation; an inn.    {m} aposento  
A temporary headstall for a horse.    {n} bozal  
A temporary or gratuitous contribution.    {m} valimiento  
A tenant by emphyteusis.    {n} enfiteuta  
A tenant.    {n} arrendante  
A tender ear of maize. Also written Helote.    {m. (Mex.)} elote  
A tender onion.    {f. dim.} cebolleta  
A tender or proposal by persons who wish to contract with the government.    {n} pliego  
a ten-line stanza    {n} décima  
A term applied to all plants which grow in sown fields.    {a. (Bot.)} arvense  
A term applied to fishes having both eyes on the same side.    {a} diprósopa  
A term applied to fishes having both eyes on the same side.    {a} diprósopo  
A term for calling dogs.    {m} cuz  
A term in a game.    {n} pique  
A term of contempt or displeasure. Also adv. V. ENHORAMALA.    {n} noramala  
A term of contempt or displeasure. Also adv. V. ENHORAMALA.    {n} noramala  
A term of courtesy used by women.    {f} servidora  
a term referring to women    {n} yal  
a term used in some regions of Latin America for several varieties of fermented drinks    {n} chicha  
A ternary number.    {f} terna  
A territory and district assigned to a monastery.    {n} compás  
A testicle.    {m} testículo  
A testy, fretful person.    {m. & f. (coll.)} paparrabias  
A testy, irritable person.    {com.} cascarrabias  
A thesis, scholastic dissertation in ancient universities.    {m} cuodlibeto  
A thick and long wax-candle; paschal candle.    {n} cirio pascual,  
A thick or big leg.    {f. (Aug.)} pernaza  
A thick pepper.    {m. (Mex.)} tornachile  
A thick pole or staff.    {m} varejón  
A thick stumpy plantain.    {n} butuco  
A thick wall (muro); standing wall    {m. aug.} paredón  
A thick wallVTABIQUE MAESTRO.    {m} tabicón  
A thick-bodied snake of Cuba.    {n} majá  
A thicket of firewood-aServing for fuel.    {m} trasmochadero  
A thicket, copse.    {n} matorral  
a thief is always looking over his shoulder    {interj} el ladrón se imagina que todo el mundo roba  
A thief lying in ambush.    {m. & f.} acechador  
A thief lying in ambush.    {m. & f.} acechadora  
A thief of cattle, rustler.    {m. (Law.)} abigeo  
a thief will always have sticky fingers    {interj} el ladrón siempre vuelve a robar  
A thin and flat piece of stone.    {n} lancha  
A thin and small mattress, put between other mattresses.    {m} trasportín  
A thin and small spit for roasting.    {n} filete  
A thin bass-rope.    {n} lía  
A thin batter of flour and water.    {n} puchecilla  
A thin or light stuff used for undergarments.    {m. dim.} sayalete  
A thin pastry cake rolled up in the form of a tube or cone.    {n} barquillo  
A thin plate of brass, latten-brass.    {n} oropel  
A thin sheet of alabaster.    {n} alabastrina  
A thin twin.    {f} vardasca  
A thin wall (pared), a partition-wall made of bricks or tiles placed on edgea partition raised on a beam.    {m} Tabique colgado