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Purple (adj) [morado]

Being a color that is a mixture of red and blue

Purple (n) [purpura]

A color that is a mixture of red and blue

Purpose (n) [a propósito]

Why do you something or why something exists.

Purse (n) [monedero]

A small contaner for money, usually used by woman

Push (n) [empujon]

An act to moving someone or something by pressing with your hands or body

Push (v) [empujar]

To move someone or something by pressing them with your hands or body

Put (v) [poner, colocar]

To move something to a place or position

Put away (phr v) [guardar]

To put something in the place where you usually keep it

Put down (phr v) [dejar, soltar]

To put something that you are holing onto the floor or onto another Surface

Put off (phr v) [aplazar algo]

To decide to do something at a later time

Put on (phr v) [quedarse con uno]

To make someone think that something is true, as a joke

Put out (phr v) [apagar]

To make something that is burning stop burning

Put through (phr v) [pasar a alguien]

To connect someone using a phone to the person they want to speak to

Put up (phr v) [levantar algo, colgar algo]

To raise something, or to attach something to a Wall or ceiling

Puzzle (n) [rompecabezas]

A kind of game or toy test one’s thinking, knowlegde or skill

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Qualification (n) [titulo,estudios]

An exam you have passed or a course of study you have completed

Qualified (adj) [cualificado]

Having passed exams or courses

Quality (n) [calidad]

The fact of being very good or well made

Quarter (n) [cuarto]

Each of four equal or corresponding parts into which something i sor can be divided

Queen (n) [reina]

A female ruler in some countries, the wife of a King

Question (n) [pregunta]

A sentence worded or expressed soas to elicit information

Questionnaire (n) [encuesta]

A set of questions that a lot of people are asked in order to gather information about a subject

Queue (n) [cola]

A row of people waiting for something, one behind the other

Quick (adj) [rápido]

Doing something fast or taking only a short time

Quickly (adv) [deprisa]

Fast or in a short time

Quiet (adj) [callado]

Making Little or no noise

Quit (v) [renunciar]

To leave your job

Quite (adv) [bastante]

A Little or a lot but not completely

Quiz (n) [concurso de preguntas]

A game in which you answer questions