Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Curfew

A regulation requiring people to remain indoors at a certain time, typically at night.

Dial-tone

An audible sound produced by a telephone system indicating that the equipment is operational and ready to receive dialed numbers.

Dreamtime

In Australian Aboriginal mythology, a sacred era when ancestral beings created the world and established the laws of nature and society.

Eyewitness

A person who has seen someone or something and can communicate that information, such as an accident or crime.

Fare-card

A ticket or magnetic/smart card used to pay for public transportation.

Form-tutor

A teacher in a secondary school who is responsible for the pastoral care, general welfare, and administrative organization of a specific tutor group or form.

Garbage disposal

An electrical device installed beneath a kitchen sink, designed to shred food waste into small enough pieces to safely pass through plumbing.

Grapefruit

A large, round, yellow citrus fruit with an acidic, juicy, and slightly bitter pulp.

Groundwork

Work done as a preliminary or basis for future work, study, or achievement.

Guardian

A person who legally has the care of and responsibility for some other person, especially a minor whose parents have died or are unable to care for them.

Homeroom teacher

A teacher responsible for the administrative duties, attendance, and pastoral care of a specific group of students in a school.

Hue

A color or shade.