cargo, chile, coyote, fiesta, flamingo, hacienda, hombre, lariat, mosquito

19:42 Oct 9, 2001

English to Spanish translations [Non-PRO]

English term or phrase: cargo, chile, coyote, fiesta, flamingo, hacienda, hombre, lariat, mosquito

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mónica alfonso

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cargo

Alma Flores Fernandez

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olv10siq

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mónica alfonso
Local time: 12:55
Native speaker of: Spanish
PRO pts in pair: 1657

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Explanation:
Cargo--Loading,2 burden, weight, 3 charge,debit 4post, employment, office,5 duty, charge, responsibility,

Chile--Red pepper
Coyote --Cyote, prairie wolf

Fiesta--Party

Flamingo--Flamingo

Hacienda--Landed property, farm, 2 ranch, cattle( of a ranch or farm) 3 property possesions, wealth (of a person), public finances, public treasury 4 management or science of public finances or revenue

Hombre--Man
Lariat--
Mosquito--Mosquito, 2 gnat,

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olv10siq
Local time: 08:55
Native speaker of: Spanish
PRO pts in pair: 1991

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cargo

Explanation:
charge: possition, charge (comm.), charge (Jur)
of course, it depends on the context
coyote: it can be either an animal (very common in the dessert) or a man that charges people to make certain procedures before the authority (Mexican slang)
lariat: is the English word for the rope or lasso a cowboy uses
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Alma Flores Fernandez
Mexico
Local time: 09:55
Native speaker of: Spanish
PRO pts in pair: 27

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i wanted the words translated not the definitions

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