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| place where clerical or business activities are conducted by one or more persons, where secretarial work is done |
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| private office of a single person at home or away from home |
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| administrative office of an institution or organization with a director |
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| law office/lawyer's office |
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| physician's private office |
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| place where several doctors work |
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| independent medical facility, or part of a hospital dedicated to the treatment of specific diseases or medical problems. |
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| to return, go (come) back |
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| to return, go (come) back |
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| to return (something), give back; to throw up-- to return it to its owner or rightful place. synonym of vomiter. |
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| place where clerical or business activities are conducted by one or more persons, where secretarial work is done |
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| to close, to shut, to lock (con llave) |
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| to close in a figurative or ceremonial sense, to adjourn |
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| opening, gap; aperture (physical) |
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| opening in a figurative or ceremonial sense |
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| to finish doing (something); to have (had) just done something |
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| to finish doing something |
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| room (usually hotel room) |
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| living room; large room, hall |
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| narrow, common in Spanish America |
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| rubber; oilcloth, usually in reference to fabric, material |
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| rubber; rubber band, sometimes used for rubber in its softer, more flexible forms |
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| rubber, harder forms of rubber |
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| pole, stick; a blow with a stick (i.e. a mast on a ship) |
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| to murder, assassinate; to kill (to kill someone intentionally and with malice) |
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| to finish off (i.e. an injured person or animal) |
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| to wipe out, bump off (criminals) |
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| to execute (suggests capital punishment) |
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block (Sp. America)
horse stable (Spain) |
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| stable for animals other than horses |
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| block; sometimes used for block of houses, sometimes used for large piece of a hard substance such as wood, marble, stone, etc. |
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| clothes closet or a small room for storing clothes (more common in Sp. America) |
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| cupboard, closet; locker (i.e. pantry also) |
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| public checkroom and less frequently a personal wardrobe; i.e. a coatroom |
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| to take (Sp. Am), replacement of cover; to grasp (Spain) like with claws (gars) |
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| to draw towards evening; to happen late in the afternoon |
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| ordinary, common; coarse, vulgar |
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| to hang (coll. to flunk or fail someone) |
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| to hang (by the neck) i.e. execution (colgar too) |
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| to hang (suspended and hangs freely from a higher position) |
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