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embarazada
adjectivepregnant (NOT embarrassed)Details
Example
Está embarazada de tres meses.
She is three months pregnant.
Note
"Estar avergonzado/a" = to be embarrassed.
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Words that look like English but mean something completely different. Learn these to avoid embarrassing mistakes. Use this page to study the core Spanish words, English meanings, part-of-speech labels, and example sentences for this topic.
Review each word with examples and usage notes where available.
Está embarazada de tres meses.
She is three months pregnant.
"Estar avergonzado/a" = to be embarrassed.
Es una persona muy sensible.
He is a very sensitive person.
"Sensato/a" = sensible (reasonable).
El presidente actual es nuevo.
The current president is new.
"Real" or "verdadero" = actual (real).
Actualmente trabajo en Madrid.
I currently work in Madrid.
"En realidad" = actually.
Pon los documentos en la carpeta.
Put the documents in the folder.
"La alfombra" = carpet.
Compré este libro en la librería.
I bought this book at the bookshop.
"La biblioteca" = library.
Pretendo terminar hoy.
I intend to finish today.
"Fingir" = to pretend.
Realizó sus sueños.
He/she achieved his/her dreams.
"Darse cuenta de" = to realize (to become aware).
Es una calle muy larga.
It is a very long street.
"Grande" = large/big.
¿Te molesta si abro la ventana?
Does it bother you if I open the window?
"Acosar" = to molest/harass.
No puedo soportar el calor.
I can't stand the heat.
"Apoyar" = to support (emotionally).
La película fue un gran éxito.
The film was a great success.
"La salida" = exit.
"Introducir" = to insert/put in. "Presentar" = to introduce a person.
Tengo muchos parientes en Sevilla.
I have many relatives in Seville.
"El padre / la madre" = parent.
Estoy constipado. Tengo fiebre.
I have a cold. I have a fever.
"Estreñido/a" = constipated.
Es muy gracioso, siempre me hace reír.
He's very funny, he always makes me laugh.
"Amable / cortés" = gracious/kind.