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Las palabras problemáticas

To be cold (stating that a person feels cold)

Tener frío, sentir frío

To be cold (the characteristic nature of either a thing or a person)

Ser frío

To be cold (a cold state or condition)

Estar frío

To be cold (a statement about the weather)

Hacer frío

Cold (illness)

El catarro, el resfriado, constipado(a)

To catch a cold

Constiparse, coger un resfriado

Hot (in most cases)

Caliente

Hot (humid)

Cálido

Hot (heated)

Acalorado

Hot (spicy)

Picante

To be hot (weather)

Hacer calor

To be hot (a person feels hot)

Tener calor

To keep (retaining something in one’s possession)

Quedarse con

To keep (to store, to hold onto something, or to put something away for safekeeping)

Guardar

To keep (to have or possess)

Tener

To keep (maintain something in a certain state)

Mantener

To keep on

Seguir (+ gerundio)

To keep from (prevent)

Impedir

To keep up (maintain something in a certain state)

Mantener

To keep something occurring

Que siga(n) + present participle + object

To keep in shape (good physical shape)

Mantenerse en forma

To keep up with (keep up with the news)

Estar al corriente, quedar al corriente

To keep up with or to keep together (keep pace)

Mantenerse al ritmo de

To keep something from someone

Esconder, Ocultar

To keep quiet

Callarse, guardar silencio

To keep in mind

Tener en cuenta

To keep in touch

Mantenerse en contacto

Season (four seasons of the year)

La estación

Season (a span of time during which a specific activity transpires)

La temporada

To season (to add spices)

Sazonar

To be in season (time when food is ripe and available)

Estar . . .en sazón, temporada

Quiet (making no noise or not speaking)

Callado(a)

Quiet (still, calm, or unmoving)

Quieto(a)

Quiet (free of turmoil)

Tranquilo(a)

Quiet (not given to speaking- characteristic of person)

Poco hablador(a), de pocas palabras, callado(a)

In a quiet voice (hushed or low)

En voz baja

To save (to rescue)

Salvar

To save (to save money, to avoid waste)

ahorrar

To save (to store)

Guardar

To save time

Ahorrar tiempo

Save (except for)

Salvo, sino, excepto, a excepción de

To act (to perform)

Actuar

To act (to pretend)

Fingir

To act the role of

Hacer el papel de, desemplear el papel de

To act (in good or bad behavior, dealing with children)

Portarse

To act (in good or bad behavior, formal connotation)

Comportarse

To fail (not to succeed)

Fracasar

To fail (to fail a course or exam)

No pasar, perder, salir mal en

To fail (to fail someone in a course or exam)

Reprobar, dejar

To fail (to stop running or functioning suddenly)

Fallar

To fail (to do something)

No + verb

About (approximately and refers to clock time)

A eso de, sobre

About (approximately and comes before numbers other than time)

unos/unas

About (used with numbers and when no specific number is given; or when the notion of quantity is not at issue)

Más o menos

About (concerning)

Sobre, acerca de, de

Ask ( ask means inquire)

Preguntar

Ask for, to make a request

Pedir

Ask about

Preguntar por

Ask a question

Hacer una pregunta

Become (emphasis is on an active and deliberate effort)

Hacerse

Become (something which occurs in a normal and natural sequence over the course of time)

Llegar a ser

Become (largely unexpected nature of the change)

Convertirse en

Become (the change involves a relatively fast change in emotional or physical state)

Ponerse (+ adj)

Become (change is one in personality)

Volverse

Become (as a result of an event or action))

Quedar(se)

Become

Reflexive verb

Fine (fancy)

Fino(a)

Fine (payment)

La multa

Fine (delicate, subtle)

Sutil

Expensive ( price is too high)

Caro(a)

Expensive (price is high but it is with the expense)

Costoso(a)

Expensive (use in the sense of an arm and a leg to emphasize exactly how expensive something is)

Costar(le) un ojo de la cara

Country (nation)

El país

Country (fatherland, evoke a sense of patriotism)

La patria

Country (native land or area)

La tierra

Country (rural area)

El campo

Because (used when connecting two clauses)

Porque

Because (used to introduce a second clause when at the beginning of the sentence)

Como

Because (used when it is a preposition)

A causa de, por