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alternatives

Do you have three alternatives?

No is the simple answer. “Alternative” comes from Latin and means “other of two”. “Alternative” means another option, another choice. So you have an alternative

spade

To call a spade a spade

The word «spade» (pala) you may know. But how do you “call a spade”? To “call a spade a spade” is an idiom. It means

layman

Are you a layman?

Are you a layman? Probably. “Layman” has two meanings. It can refer to a person who is not qualified or experienced in a subject, or

blunders

Do you make blunders?

I hope not. Some people make or commit blunders. Politicians sometimes make blunders, and therefore they are “blunderers”. A blunderer (metepatas) is a person who

mustard

Do you cut the mustard?

Who knows (quien sabe)? “Mustard” you may know as “mostaza”. It is a spicy sauce made from the seeds of the mustard plant. You may

grouse

Do you sometimes grouse?

Perhaps. “Grouse” is a noun with two meanings and a verb. First, a grouse (urogallo) is a type of wild bird found in Scotland and

six

Six

Six = 6 = Seis? Yes, I hear you say. Of course! There is more to be said. There are idioms that use the word

sheep

Sheep

“Sheep” (oveja) you may well know. It is single and plural. For example, there is a sheep in the field, and there are 10 sheep

nuts

Nuts

“Nut” has two meanings: tuerca, nuez. You may know these. People eat various types of nuts, and sometimes we have to fix something using a

easy as pie

As easy as pie

“Pie” (tarta, pastel, and empanada) you may know. You can have, for example, a fish pie, a meat pie, a strawberry pie and a vegetable

A piece of cake

A piece of cake

“Cake” (tarta, pastel) you may know. Here the focus is on the idioms that use the word cake. If something is a piece of cake,

carrot

Carrot

“Carrot” you may know (zanahoria), and you may have eaten “carrot cake” (pastel de zanahoria). The focus here is on an idiom and an expression.

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