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orgía

 * órgano de un partido político. That paper's the organ of a political party.
 * orgía drunken revel, orgy.
 * orgullo pride.
 * orgulloso proud, haughty.
 * oriental [adj] eastern; Oriental. $undefined$ [n] Oriental.
 * orientarse to find one's bearings, to orient oneself.
 * oriente [m] east; Orient.
 * origen [m] origin Sé el origen de toda la historia. I know the origin of the whole story. $undefined$ descent, extraction Es de origen francés. He's of French descent.
 * original original; eccentric, odd Es un tipo muy original. He's a very eccentric person. $undefined$ [m] original Haga Ud. el original y tres copias. Make an original and three copies.
 * originalidad [f] originality; oddity, eccentricity.
 * originar to start Aquella frase originó una discusión. That sentence started a discussion.
 * orilla bank Las orillas del río estaban cubiertas de árboles. The banks of the river were heavily wooded. $undefined$ edge, rim La orilla de la taza está rota. The rim of the cup's chipped. orilla del mar seashore.
 * oro gold.
 * orquesta orchestra (musicians).
 * ortografía spelling (in writing).
 * os you, to you [Fam pl, Sp; see vosotros] Os he dicho que no lo hagáis más. I told you not to do it again.
 * osadía audacity, daring, boldness.
 * oso, osa bear.
 * ostentación [f] ostentation.
 * ostentar to boast, show off.
 * ostión [m] oyster [Mex].
 * ostra oyster.
 * otoño autumn, fall.
 * otro another, other Este otro me gusta más. I like this other one better. $undefined$ another ¿Quiere Ud. otro? Would you like another? alguna otra cosa something (or anything) else ¿Quiere Ud. alguna otra cosa? Do you want anything else?  (el) uno a(l) otro each other Se miraron (el) uno a(l) otro con sorpresa. They looked at each other in surprise.  otra cosa something else, something different Eso es otra cosa. That's something else.  otra vez again ¿Volverá Ud. otra vez por aquí? Will you come here again?  por otra parte on the other hand.  unos a otros one another Se miraron unos a otros. They looked at each other.
 * ovación [f] ovation, cheering.
 * oveja sheep.
 * oxígeno oxygen.
 * oyente [m, f] hearer, listener.






 * paciencia patience, forbearance.
 * paciente [adj] patient ¡Qué niño más paciente! What a patient child! $undefined$ [n] patient No se puede visitar a los pacientes después de las seis. Patients may not be visited after six o'clock.
 * pacto agreement, pact.
 * padecer [-zc-] to suffer Padezco de jaquecas. I suffer from headaches.
 * padre [m] father. $undefined$ priest Llamaron a un padre. They called a priest. padres [m] parents Sus padres son franceses. His parents are French.
 * padrino godfather Fué a ver a su padrino. He went to see his godfather. $undefined$ patron, sponsor Tiene muy buenos padrinos. He has very good sponsors.
 * paella dish of rice with meat or chicken.
 * paga wages, pay.
 * pagador [m] paying teller, paymaster.
 * pagar to pay Hay que pagar por anticipado. You have to pay in advance. $undefined$ to pay for Pagaron el traje a plazos. They paid for the suit in installments. pagar contra recepción C.O.D.  pagar el pato to be the scapegoat, take the rap Siempre me toca pagar el pato. I'm always the one who takes the rap.  pagarlas to pay for (atone for) ¡Tarde o temprano me la pagarás! Sooner or later you'll pay for it. or I'll get even with you!  pagarse de uno mismo to be conceited Se paga mucho de si mismo. He's very conceited.
 * página page (of a book).
 * pago payment.
 * país [m] country Esa parte del país está llena de bosques. That part of the country's heavily wooded. del país domestic ¿Le gusta Ud. el vino del país? Do you like the domestic wine?
 * paisaje [m] landscape, scenery.