eta meaning in English
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| aleta noun {f} | flipper [flippers](marine mammal's wide limb for swimming) wing [wings]noun |
| aleta adiposa noun {f} | adipose fin(a soft, fleshy fin found on the back of a fish) |
| aleta anal noun {f} | anal fin(fin on the underside of a fish) |
| aleta caudal noun {f} | caudal fin(the tailfin of a fish and other aquatic vertebrates) |
| aleta dorsal noun {f} | dorsal fin(fin on a marine animal's back) |
| aleta pectoral noun {f} | pectoral fin(fin located on each side of a fish) |
| aleta pélvica noun {f} | pelvic fin(either of a pair of fins) |
| aletargamiento noun {m} | hibernation [hibernations]((biology) state of minimum power consumption, inactivity and metabolic depression during winter) lethargy [lethargies](state of extreme torpor or apathy) |
| ampolleta noun {f} | hourglass(clock) light bulb [light bulbs](evacuated glass bulb containing a metal filament that produces light) |
| anacoreta noun {f} | anchorite [anchorites](one who lives in seclusion) |
| analfabeta noun {f} | analphabet(person who does not know the letters of the alphabet, see also: illiterate) illiterate [illiterates](an illiterate person) |
| Anaxáreta proper noun {f} | Anaxareteproper noun |
| anchoveta noun {f} | anchoveta(Engraulis ringens) |
| andamio metálico noun {m} | gantry [gantries](framework of steel bars bridging over something) |
| anfetamina noun {f} | amphetamine [amphetamines]noun |
| antílope tibetano noun {m} | Tibetan antelope(Pantholops hodgsonii) |
| antitetánico adjective | antitetanic(countering tetanus) |
| Antonieta proper noun {f} | Antoinette(female given name from French Antoinette) |
| aparcabicicletas noun | bicycle stand(device to which bicycles may be securely attached) |
| apologeta noun | apologist [apologists](One who speaks or writes in defense of a faith) |
| apretado adjective | cramped(uncomfortably restricted in size) tight [tighter, tightest](pushed/pulled together) |
| apretar verb | double [doubled, doubling, doubles](to clench) grit [gritted, gritted](to clench) make out(to embrace and kiss passionately) shoehorn(to exert great effort to insert or include something) squeeze [squeezed, squeezing, squeezes](to apply pressure to from two or more sides at once) tighten [tightened, tightening, tightens](to make tighter) |
| apretar el gatillo verb | pull the trigger(to fire) trigger [triggered, triggering, triggers](to fire a weapon) |
| apretar los talones verb | take to one's heels(to flee or run away) |
| apretarse verb | wolf down(consume quickly) |
| apretarse el cinturón verb | tighten one's belt(be more frugal) |
| aquietar verb | allay [allayed, allaying, allays](to make quiet or put at rest) |
| aretalogía noun {f} | aretology(part of moral philosophy that deals with virtue) |
| arietar verb | ram [rammed, ramming, rams](strike (something) hard) |
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