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Spanish-English translation for: at the foot of the cliff
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al otro lado de {prep}on the other side of
asomarse a la ventanato lean out of the window
dato {m} de sumo interésinformation of the utmost interest
gastr. especialidad {f} de la casaspeciality of the house [Br.]
lit. teatro F El mercader de VeneciaThe Merchant of Venice [Shakespeare]
comerse las uñas por algo [locución]to be champing at the bit to do sth. [idiom] [be impatient]
dado que {conj}in view of the fact that [given that]
desacostumbrarse de algoto get out of the habit of sth.
ser del montón [locución]to be run-of-the-mill [idiom]
algo fuera de lo normalsomething out of the ordinary
la mayoría {f} de los presentesthe majority of those present
lit. F El templo del alba [Yukio Mishima]The Temple of Dawn
lit. F Hormigueros de la sabanaAnthills of the Savannah [Chinua Achebe]
lit. F La catedral del mar [Ildefonso Falcones]Cathedral of the Sea
lit. F Los misterios de UdolfoThe Mysteries of Udolpho [Ann Radcliffe]
anat. pie {m}foot
suplantar a-algn/algo [reemplazar]to take the place of sb./sth.
anat. peñasco {m} [Pars petrosa ossis temporalis]petrous part of the temporal bone
bajo la batuta de algn [fig.]under the leadership of sb.
llevar al cierre de algoto lead to the closure of sth.
Todos ellos disfrutaron la fiesta.All of them enjoyed the party.
a mi leal saber y entenderto the best of my knowledge
Todas ellas disfrutaron la fiesta. {noun}All of them enjoyed the party.
lit. F Un hombre del puebloA Man of the People [Chinua Achebe]
carne y uña {adj} [col.] [fig.] [amigos inseparables]joined at the hip [coll.] [fig.] [postpos.] [inseparable friends]
hacer sus necesidades [col.] [locución]to answer the call of nature [coll.] [idiom]
a pesar de que {conj}in spite of the fact that [even though]
de buenas a primeras {adv} [col.] [locución]out of the blue [coll.] [idiom]
surgir de la nada {adv} [locución]to appear from out of the blue [idiom]
Salí de la habitación enfadado.I angrily walked out of the room.
sacar a algn de la habitaciónto get sb. out of the room
lit. F Elogio de la madrastra [Mario Vargas Llosa]In Praise of the Stepmother
andarto come on foot
Unverified una mañana de mediados de diciembre {adv}one morning in the middle of December
vivir en la periferia de la cuidadto live on the fringes of town
¿Le teneis miedo a la oscuridad? {noun} [esp.]Are you afraid of the dark?
lit. F Un artista del mundo flotanteAn Artist of the Floating World [Kazuo Ishiguro]
VetMed. glosopeda {f}foot-and-mouth disease
a pata {adv} [col.]on foot
ir andandoto go on foot
por los pelos {adv} [col.] [locución]by the skin of one's teeth [coll.] [idiom]
¿Le tienes miedo a la oscuridad? [fam.sing.]Are you afraid of the dark?
despertar el interés de algn por algoto awaken the interest of sb. in sth.
tener sujeto a algn por la orejato have hold of sb. by the ear
med. pie {m} de atletaathlete's foot
estar en la periferia de algoto be on the fringes of sth. [idiom] [outside mainstream]
Unverified a golpe de calcetín [mex.]on foot
loc. hacerse las Américasto make one's fortune in the Americas [usually refers to Spaniards who emigrated to Latin America in the 19th and early 20th centuries; also used ironically about companies breaking into Latin market]
ling. coger el toro por los cuernosto grab the bull by the horns [idiom] [to deal with a problem in a very direct and confident way, even though there is some risk in doing this]
loc. Lo tengo en la punta de la lengua.It's on the tip of my tongue.
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