Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1919 edition. Excerpt: ... GENERAL VOCABULARY The vocabulary contains irregular and orthographically irregular stems of only those verbs which occur in the exercises and to which speeial attention has not been called in the text. A preposition placed in parentheses after a verb indicates the prepoaitional complement required before a dependent infinitive and, in some cases, before a noun or pronoun object. Numbers refer to paragraphs. SPANISH-ENGLISH a, to, at, on. abajo, below, down, downstairs. abandonar, to abandon, leave. abierto,-a, past part. of abrir, open. abrigo, To., overcoat. abril, To., April. abrir (421), to open. abuela, /., grandmother. abuelo, To., grandf ather; pl., grandparents. abusar (de), to abuse, make bad use (of). acá, here, hither. acabar (de), to finish;--de (before infinitive), to have just...; acaba de llegar, he has just arrived. acaso, perhaps. aceptar, to accept. acerca de, about, eoncerning. acercarse (a) (378), to approach, draw near. acompañado,-a (de), acoompanied (by). acompañar, to accompany, go with. Aconcagua, To., Aconcagua (mountain peak between the Ar gentine and Chile). aconsejar, to advise. acordarse (de) (I), to remember (to). acostar (I), to put to bed; refl., to lie down, go to bed. acostumbrar, to be accustomed. acuerdo, etc., see acordarse. acuesto, etc., see acostar. adelantado,-a, advanced. además, adv., besides;--de, prep., besides. adiós, good-by. adivinar, to guess. adjetivo, To., adjective. admirar, to admire., adquirir (II) (390, b), to acquire, obtain. afectuoso,-a, affectionate. afeitar(se), to shave (one's self). afilar, to sharpen. afirmativamente, affirrnatively. agosto, To., August. agradecer (392), to thank for, be grateful for. agradecido,-a, grateful. agrícola,...
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