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Cognates /Palabras Afines Curriculum and Instruction COGNATES/PALABRAS AFINES K-12 2005-06 1 COGNATES /PALABRAS AFINES ENGLISH (ab-ac) SPANISH ENGLISH (ac-ad) SPANISH ENGLISH (ad-ag) SPANISH Abandon Abandonar Accuse Acusar Adoration Adoración Abdicate Abdicar Accustom acostumbrar Adore Adorar Abnormal Anormal Acid Ácido Adulation Adulación Abolish Abolir Acquire Adquirir Adult (adj.) (n.) Adulto Abolition Abolición Acquisition Adquisición Advance (n.) Avance Abominable Abominable Act (n.) Acto Advance (v.) Avanzar Abound Abundar Act (v.) Actuar Adventure Acentuar Abrupt Abrupto Actuate Actuar Adventurer Aventurero Absolute Absoluto Action Acción Adverb Adverbio Absolutely Absolutamente Active Activo Adversary Adversario Absorb Absorber Activity Actividad Adverse Adverso Abstain Abstener (se) Actor Actor Adversity Adversidad Abstraction Abstracción Actress Actriz Aesthetic Estético Absurd Absurdo Actuality Actualidad Affable Afable Abundance Abundancia Adapt Adaptar Affect (v.) Afectar Abundant Abundante Addition Adición Affection Afección Abundantly Abundantemente Adhere Adherir Affirm Afirmar Abuse (n.) Abuso Adherent Adherente Affirmation Afirmación Abuse (v.) Abusar Adjust Ajustar Affirmative Afirmativo Abysm Abismo Administrate Administrar Affliction Aflicción Academy Academia Administration Administración Agency Agencia Accelerate Acelerar Administrative Administrativo Agent Agente Accent Acento Administrator Administrador Aggravate Agravar Accentuate Acentuar Admirable Admirable Aggregate (v.) Agregar Acceptance Aceptación Admirably Admirablemente Aggression Agresión Access Acceso Admiration Admiración Aggressive Agresivo Accessory Accesorio Admire Admirar Aggressor Agresor Accident Accidente Admit Admitir Agile Ágil Acclaim (v.) Aclamar Admonish Amonestar Agitate Agitar Accompany Acompañar Adolescence Adolescencia Agitation Agitación Accord (n.) acuerdo Adolescent Adolescente Agony Agonía Accumulate Acumular Adopt adoptar Agreeable Agradable Accusation Acusación Adoption Adopción agricultural agrícola M-LEP Department, 2005-06 1 COGNATES /PALABRAS AFINES ENGLISH (ag-an) SPANISH ( ENGLISH (an-ap) SPANISH ENGLISH (ap-ar) SPANISH Agriculture agricultura Anarchy Anarquía Apply aplicar Ah! ah! Anecdote Anécdota Apprehension Aprehensión Air (n.) aire Angel Ángel Apprentice Aprendiz Alarm (v.) Alarmar Angle Ángulo Approbation Aprobación Album álbum Anguish Angustia Appropriate (v.) Apropiar Alcohol Alcohol Animal Animal Approve Aprobar Alcoholic Alcohólico Animate Animar Approximate Aproximar Alert Alerta Animation Animación Aptitude Aptitud Align Alinear Annex (n.) Anexo Arbitrariness Arbitrariedad Aliment Alimento Anniversary Aniversario Arbitrary Arbitrario Alimentation Alimentación Announce Anunciar Arbitrator Arbitrador Allege Alegar Annual Anual Arcade Arcada Alleviate Aliviar Annul Anular Arch Arco Alliance Alianza Anonymous Anónimo Archipelago Archipiélago Allusion Alusión Antecedent Antecedente Architect Arquitecto Altar Altar Anterior Anterior Architecture Arquitectura Alter Alterar Anticipate Anticipar Ardor Ardor Alteration Alteración Antique Antiguo Ardorous Ardoroso Alternate (v.) Alternar Antiquity Antigüedad Argument Argumento Alternately Alternativamente Aplomb Aplomo Arid Árido Amass Amasar Apostle Apóstol Aristocracy Aristocracia Amber Ámbar Apostolic Apostólico Aristocratic Aristocrático Ambition Ambición Apparatus Aparato Arm (v.) Armar Ambitious Ambicioso Apparent Aparente Aroma Aroma Ameliorate mejorar Apparition Aparición Arrogance Arrogancia American Americano Appeal (v.) Apelar Arrogant Arrogante Amiability Amabilidad Appear Aparecer Art Arte Amicable Amigable Appendix Apéndice Article Artículo Amplify Amplificar Appetite Apetito Articulate Articular Analogous Análogo Applaud Aplaudir Articulation Articulación Analogy Analogía Applause Aplauso Artificial Artificial Analysis Análisis Applicable Aplicable Artillery Artillería Analyze Analizar Application aplicación Artist Artista M-LEP Department, 2005-06 2 COGNATES /PALABRAS AFINES ENGLISH (ar-au SPANISH ENGLISH (au-ba) SPANISH ENGLISH (ba-br) SPANISH Artistic Artístico Audience Audiencia Barbarian Bárbaro Ascend Ascender Augment Aumentar Barbarity Barbaridad Ascension Ascensión Augmentation Aumentación Barber Barbero Aspect Aspecto August Augusto Bark Barca Aspiration Aspiración Aurora Aurora Baron Barón Aspire Aspirar Austere Austero Barrel Barril Assassin Asesino Austerity Austeridad Base Base Assassinate Asesinar Authentic Auténtico Bastard Bastardo Assembly Asamblea Author Autor Battalion Batallón Assimilate Asimilar Authority Autoridad Battery Batería Assistance Asistencia Authorization Autorización Battle Batalla Associate (v.) Asociar Authorize Autorizar Bayonet Bayoneta Association Asociación Automatic Automático Benediction Bendición Assume Asumir Automaton Autómata Benefice Beneficio Astronomer Astrónomo Automobile automóvil Beneficent Benéfico Athlete Atleta Autonomy Autonomía Benefit (n.) Beneficio Athletic Atlético Auxiliary Auxiliar Benefit (v.) Beneficiar Atmosphere Atmósfera Avarice Avaricia Benevolence Benevolencia Atom Átomo Avenue Avenida Benevolent Benévolo Atrocity Atrocidad Aversion Aversión Benign Benigno Attack (n) Ataque Avid Ávido Biblical Bíblico Attack (v.) Atacar Azure Azur Bicycle Bicicleta Attention Atención Bah! ¡bah! Biography Biografía Attentively Atentamente Balance (n.) Balanza Bland Blando Attenuate Atenuar Balance (v.) Balancear Blasphemy Blasfemia Attic Ático Balcony Balcón Blouse Blusa Attitude Actitud Balloon Balón Boat Bote Attraction Atracción Band Banda Bomb Bomba Attractive Atractivo Bandit Bandido Border Borde Attribute (n.) Atributo Bank Banco Boulevard Bulevar Attribute (v.) Atributo Banker Banquero Bourgeois Burgués Audacious Audaz Banquet Banquete Boxer Boxeador Audacity audacia Bar Barra Brave Bravo M-LEP Department, 2005-06 3 COGNATES /PALABRAS AFINES ENGLISH (br-ca) SPANISH ENGLISH (ca-ce) SPANISH ENGLISH (ce-cl) SPANISH Bravely Bravamente Capacity Capacidad Certificate Certificado Bravery Bravura Cape Capa Champagne Champaña Bravo Bravo Capital Capital Champion Campeón Brigade Brigada Caprice Capricho Chaos Caos Brilliant Brillante Capricious Caprichoso Character Carácter Britannic Británico Captain Capitán Characteristic Característico Bronze Bronce Capture Capturar Characterize Caracterizar Brutal Brutal Caravan Caravana Charity Caridad Brutality Brutalidad Cardinal Cardinal Chastity Castidad Brutally Brutalmente Career Carrera Chauffeur Chofer Brute Bruto Carpenter Carpintero Check (n.) Cheque Burlesque Burlesco Carton Cartón Chic Chic Bust Busto Cascade Cascada Chimney Chimenea Cable Cable Case Caso Chocolate Chocolate Cabriolet Cabriolé Caste Casta Christian Cristiano Cadaver Cadáver Castigate Castigar Chronicle Crónica Cafe Café Casual Casual Cigar Cigarro Calculate Calcular Catalogue Catálogo Cigarette Cigarrillo Calculation Calculo Catastrophe Catástrofe Circle Círculo Calendar Calendario Category Categoría Circuit Circuito Calm (v.) Calmar Cathedral Catedral Circular (adj.) Circular Calumny Calumnia Catholic Católico Circulate Circular Calvary calvario Catholicism Catolicismo Circulation Circulación Camel Camello Cause (n.) Causa Circumstance Circunstancia Canal Canal Cause (v.) Causar Circus Circo Canapé Canapé Cease Cesar Citation Citación Canary Canario Cede Ceder Cite Citar Candid Cándido Celebrate Celebrar Civilization Civilización Candidacy Candidatura Celestial Celeste Civilize Civilizar Candidate Candidato Cement Cemento Class Clase Candor Candor Center Centro Classic Clásico Canon Canon Central Central Classify Clasificar Canton Cantón Ceremony Ceremonia Clemency Clemencia M-LEP Department, 2005-06 4 COGNATES /PALABRAS AFINES ENGLISH (cl-co) SPANISH ENGLISH (com) SPANISH ENGLISH (con) SPANISH Clement Clemente Commentary Comentario Conceive Concebir Client Cliente Commerce Comercio Concentrate Concentrar Clientele Clientela Commercial Comercial Concentration Concentración Climate Clima Commissary Comisario Concept Concepto Club club Commission Comisión Conception Concepción Code Código Commit Cometer Concert Concierto Cohesion Cohesión Common Común Concession Concesión Coincide Coincidir Communicate Comunicar Conciliate Conciliar Coincidence Coincidencia Communication Comunicación Conciliation Conciliación Collaborate Colaborar Communion Comunión Conclude Concluir Collaboration Colaboración Community Comunidad Conclusion Conclusión Collaborator Colaborador Company Compañía Concourse Concurso Colleague Colega Comparable Comparable Concrete Concreto Collection Colección Compare Comparar Concurrence Concurrencia Collectivity Colectividad Comparison Comparación Condemnation Condenación Colonial Colonial Compassion Compasión Condense Condensar Colony Colonia Compatriot Compatriota Condition Condición Color (n.) Color Compensation Compensación Conduct (n.) Conducta Color (v.) Colorar Complement Complemento Conductor Conductor Colored Colorado Complete (adj.) Completo Confederation Confederación Colossal Colosal Completely (v.) Completar Confer conferir Colossus Coloso Complex Complejo Conference Conferencia Column Columna Complicate Complicar Confess Confesar Combat (n.) Combate Complicated Complicado Confession Confesión Combat (v.) Combatir Complication Complicación Confessor Confesor Combination Combinación Complicity Complicidad Confidence Confianza Combine Combinar Compliment Cumplimento Confident (n.) Confidente Combustion Combustión Comport (v.) Comportar Confidential Confidencial Comedian Comediante Composition Composición Confine (v) Confinar Comedy Comedia Comprehend Comprender Confirm Confirmar
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