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41. Enlist (conseguir) :
In 1914 he enlisted in the French army and he was killed in action the following year aged 23
42. Ensconce (instalarse en) :
I have a big project which I cant undertake until were ensconced in somewhere stable
43. Enshroud (amortajar) :
45. Envenom (envenenar) :
Bites are painless though envenomed people rapidly experience paraesthesia numbness of the extremities tightness in the chest difficulty breathing weakness and paralysis
46. Epaulet (charretera) :
47. Ephemeral (efímero) :
The pictures reflect an interest in the ephemeral impermanent transient nature of the world
48. Epicure (sibarita) :
Liquor stores are plentiful and there are even gourmet shops for the epicures
49. Epigram (epigrama) :
Catullus the great lyric poet of Caesars Rome is known to many as the author of the Lesbia poems drumtight epigrams in which he beats his explorations of love longing betrayal and loss
50. Epistemology (epistemología) :
I dont think I am doing him an injustice if I say that epistemologically he was essentially a logicist and positivist
51. Epistle (epístola) :
It was widely used at Mass and had the Latin text on one side of the page and the English translation on the other with epistles and gospel readings also in English
52. Epistolary (epistolar) :
Richardsons epistolary novels hinge entirely on the emotional lives of his characters
53. Epithet (epíteto) :
Cheap and classless are just two of the kinder epithets hurled at the linebacker
55. Equivocal (equívoco) :
Note that other interpretations included not only incorrect diagnoses but also interpretations indicative of equivocal results or technical problems
56. Equivocate (usar equívocos) :
After kissing the subject he just tapers off equivocates engages in euphemism
58. Err (errar) :
The thing is I left last season well satisfied as always but feeling that the Exchange has been erring a little too much on the side of costume drama
59. Errant (andante) :
No search parties are sent out for the errant travellers
60. Erratic (errático) :
Just take for instance the erratic rain pattern that hit parts of the country in the last farming season
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