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English-speaking.    {a., m. & f} anglohablante  
that speaks English    {adj} anglohablante  
Dixie    {n} anglo-indígena  
Anglo-Indian    {adj} angloindio  
Anglomania    {n} anglomanía   {f}  
Anglomania, excessive enthusiasm for the English people and their belongings.    {f} anglomanía  
Anglomaniac    {n} anglómano   {m}  
Anglomaniac, servile imitator of the English.    {m} anglómano  
Anglo-Norman    {adj} anglonormando  
Anglo-Norman    {n} anglonormando  
Anglo-Saxon    {n} angloparlante   {m}  
English speaker    {n} angloparlante  
English-speaker angloparlante  
English-speaking    {adj} angloparlante  
English-speaking    {adj} angloparlante  
member of the Germanic peoples in England before the 12th century    {n} angloparlante   {m}  
that speaks English    {adj} angloparlante  
their language    {n} angloparlante   {m}  
anglo    {adj} anglosajón  
Anglo-Saxon    {n} anglosajón   {m}  
Anglo-Saxon    {adj} anglosajón  
Anglo-Saxon    {adj} anglosajón  
Anglo-Saxon.    {a. & m} anglosajón  
English-man    {adj} anglosajón  
English-man    {n} anglosajón   {m}  
member of the Germanic peoples in England before the 12th century    {adj} anglosajón  
member of the Germanic peoples in England before the 12th century    {n} anglosajón   {m}  
of the Anglo-Saxons    {n} anglosajón   {m}  
of the Anglo-Saxons    {adj} anglosajón  
Old English    {adj} anglosajón  
Old English    {n} anglosajón   {m}  
their language    {adj} anglosajón  
their language    {n} anglosajón   {m}  
Anglo-Saxon    {n} anglosajona   {f}  
Anglo-Saxon    {adj} anglosajona  
member of the Germanic peoples in England before the 12th century    {n} anglosajona   {f}  
Anglo-Saxon.    {a. & m} anglosajóna  
angophrasis    {n} angofrasia   {f}  
a city in Araucanía, Chile    {n} Angol  
Angola    {n} Angola   {f}  
angolan    {n} angoleña   {f}  
female from the country of Angola    {n} angoleña   {f}  
Angolan    {adj} angoleño  
angolan    {n} angoleño   {m}  
Angolan    {adj} angoleño  
Angolese    {adj} angoleño  
male from the country of Angola    {n} angoleño   {m}  
pertaining to the country of Angola    {adj} angoleño  
Angolan    {n} angolés  
angor    {n} angor   {m}  
angor animi    {n} angor animi   {m}  
angor ocularis    {n} angor ocularis   {m}  
angor pectoris    {n} angor péctoris   {m}  
angora    {n} angora   {f}  
Angora wool angora  
Ankara    {n} Angora  
hair of the Angora goat or rabbit    {n} angora   {f}  
The Angora cat or goat: long-haired creatures.    {a} angora  
narrow    {adj} angosta  
narrowly    {adv} angostamente  
Narrowly.    {adv} angostamente  
throat angostamiento  
get narrow    {refl} angostar  
make narrow    {v} angostar  
narrow    {vt} angostar  
narrow    {v} angostar  
straiten    {v} angostar  
to make smaller    {v} angostar  
to narrow    {vt} angostar  
To narrow, to contract-vrTo narrow, to get narrow.    {va} angostar  
become narrow    {v} angostarse  
become narrower    {v} angostarse  
narrow    {v} angostarse  
to narrow    {v} angostarse  
narrow    {adj} angosto  
strait    {adj} angosto  
tight angosto  
a city in Antioquia, Colombia    {n} Angostura  
a city in Bolívar, Venezuela    {n} Angostura  
a city in Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins, Chile    {n} Angostura  
A narrow pass.    {f} angostura  
angostura    {n} angostura   {f}  
narrowness    {n} angostura   {f}  
Narrowness.    {f} angostura  
angosturine    {n} angosturina   {f}  
A small bay, a cove.    {f} angra  
bay angra  
cove    {n} angra   {f}  
creek    {n} angra   {f}  
loch angra  
Angra mainyu    {n} Angra mainyu   {m}  
engrailed    {adj} angrelado  
angstrom    {n} angstrom   {m}  
A loose coat hanging down to the knees.    {f} anguarina  
Anguilla    {n} Anguila  
eel    {n} anguila   {f}  
moray    {n} anguila  
American eel    {n} anguila americana   {f}  
Anguilla rostrata    {n} anguila americana   {f}  
Eel. (Naut.) a port rope with which the sailors were flogged on board the galleys.    {f. (Zool.)} Anguila de cabo