sickly reefs:	arrecifes enfermizos
to over:	a más de
bleaching:	blanqueo, decoloración
white pox:	viruela blanca
black band:	banda negra
crystal-ball gazing:	predicting the future. A crystal-ball is a glass sphere used by clairvoyants to see the future
foolhardy:	adventurous, risky, temerarious
to state:	declare
rogue:	dishonest, inmoral, not accepting the established world order
single issue groups:	organisations which are only interested in one subject (feminists, environmentalists, etc.
the oil is going to run out:	the oil will be exhausted, there will be no oil left.
Dens	Cabaña, cuarida, madriguera
lessening effect	El efecto de disminuir
windthrow stumps	Tocones tirados por el viento
brash	Escombros (Restos de arbolado)
browsing	Hojear, echar un vistazo
bark stripping	Desnudar la corteza
pole-stage.	Pole= vara
slash	Rajar, cortar
clumps	matas
gassing	gasificacion, axfisia con gas
withstand	Soportar, resistir a
enclosure	recinto
gauge	Medir, caliber
turves	Cesped, turba
mesh	Malla
whips	latigo
gnawing	roer
shelter	refugio
burrow	madriguera
baited	cebo
mop up	limpiar
snaring	coger con trampa, con lazo
wary	cautelosos
ferret	huron (ferreting- caza con hurones)
Compartments	secciones
Bias	sesgo
Browsing	comer hierbas, arbustos
Fraying by roe deer	deshilchado, roído x corzo
Pace	caminar de un lado para otro
Cluster	grupo
Clipboard	portapapeles
continued overall expansión	continua expansión global
allocation of resources	asignación de recursos
hence	por lo tanto, por consiguiente
birch, rowan, ash, willow, aspen and alder	Abedul, serbal, fresno, sauce, álamo y aliso
Thinning should be tailored where possible to	aclareo debe adaptarse en lo posible a
Harness local enthusiasm	hacer trabajar al entusiasmo local
Coppice	matorral
Shoots	brotes
Sprout	brota
boggy ground	terreno pantanoso
turf	cesped pasto
ploughed-in	arado
landfill leachate-	lixibiados de vertedero
a soil pit should be dug	un pozo de tierra debe ser excavado
to maximise shattering	para maximizer el desgrane
tilth	cultivo de labranza
power harrow	grada rotativa
set aside	dejar a un lado
swards	praderas
hares	liebres
girdle	faja (hacer una), rodear
agricultural commodities	productos agrícolas.
speed up	acelerar
curbing the emission	frenando la emisión.
Endorsed	refrendado
Wrapped	envuelto
Bolstered	reforzado
Boost	impulsaar
Drew	dibujó
Halving	reducir a la mitad
Leapfrog	da un salto.
Scale up	aumentar progresivamente
Dwellers	población
Hold	mantine
Toll	peaje
Amid	en medio de.
Pursuing poverty	perseguir
Crafting those targets	esta confencionando esos objetivos
Landmark	pto de referencia.
Tackling poverty	derribar la pobreza
Underpins	apoya
Scale up	aumentado proporcionalmente
Step up action	redoblan sus esfuerzos
Foster stability	fomentan la estabilidad
To bolster	para impulsar
Sponsors	patrocinadores
These problems are not insurmountable	estos problemas no son insuperables
We can boost food security	podemos aumentar la seguridad alimentaria
Tackling	para enfrentarse a
Flagship iniciative	la iniciativa + emblematica
Rangelands	pastiales
Fareaway places, similar challenges	Lugares lejanos, retos similares
Natural buffers to droughts	barreras naturales a la sequía
Smallholders	pequeños agricultores.
Entrepreneurs	empresarios.
Fodder	forraje
Green manure	abono verde
Climate smart	inteligentes en función del clima
Livestock rearing	crianza del Ganado
Arry of products	coleccion de productos
Edible insects	insectos comestibles
Bush meat	carne de caza
Crafts	artesanía
Though secure tenure	aunque asegurar la tenencia
Struggling	en apuos
Forest tenure	la tenencia de los bosques
Enabling platforms.	la creación de plataformas
Forest facility	Servicio forestal
Aimed to tracling	destinado a abordar
Barren land	tierra esteril
Orchard	huerto de frutales.
Chairman	moderador
smoother internal functioning	funcionamiento interno + suave
woodlands	bosques
foresee	prever, ver el future
bureau	buró
Grassroots	popular, gente de la calle
Scale up	ampliar
Fostering	fomentar,dar alas
Stewardship	custodia, gestión
To streamline their work	modernizar, agilizar su trabajo
Underscores the urgent need	subraya la necesidad urgente
Wasteland	paramo, desierto.
Bag Limit	cupo de caza
Barrel	The tube extending from the action that the bullet or shot passes through when a firearm is fired.
Black Powder	The fuel that drives the projectile of a muzzle loader.
Bore	The inside of a barrel.
Bowstring	The string on a bow that fires the arrow.
Broad Heads	Razor-sharp arrow tips used for hunting big game.
Caliber	calibre (de un arma)
Capper	Allows a percussion cap to be easily placed or removed from the nipple of a muzzle loader.
Carrying Capacity	Capacidad de carga (nº de animales que puede soportar el medio)
Cartridge	Ammunition for a rifle or handgun.
Centerfire	Ammunition where the primer is in the center of the rear of the case.
Choke	A narrow section at the muzzle end of the barrel of a shotgun that controls the spread and pattern of the shot.
Compound Bow	A bow that uses a system of cams or pulleys, cables, and the bowstring to shoot the arrow.
Conservation	the wise use of natural or renewable resources.
CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)	A combination of chest compressions and rescue breathing.
Crossbow	A mechanical bow attached to a stock that fires an arrow.
Draw Length	The measurement it takes to pull the string of a bow to full draw.
Draw Weight	The poundage or strength it takes to pull a bow back to shoot.
Dressing	The removal of the head, feet, skin, and/or feathers of an animal.
Drivers	Those hunters who walk to move deer in front of them during a deer drive.
Dry Fire	To draw a bow back without an arrow and release the string.
Ethics	A set of responsible values or principles that aid in making good decisions.
Field Dressing	The removal of only the entrails of an animal to prevent the meat from spoiling.
Field Points	Small arrow tips generally used for target shooting.
First Aid	The immediate and temporary care of the victim of an accident or sudden illness until a professional medical person arrives.
Fletchings	Feather or plastic vanes located on an arrow shaft to provide stability in flight for the arrow.
Flint	A sharp edged-stone used to create a spark when struck against steel.
Flintlock	A gun lock in which a flint in the hammer strikes a metal plate to produce a spark that ignites the powder.
Frizzen	A metal plate that creates sparks when struck by a flint.
Frostbite	The freezing of body tissue.
Game	Wildlife that may be hunted or trapped according to legal seasons and limits.
Gauge	A measurement of a shotgun's barrel diameter.
Habitat	An area that supplies everything wildlife needs to live including food, water, cover, and space.
Haul Line	A rope attached to a tree stand and left hanging to the ground in order to attach a firearm or bow and raise or lower it to the stand.
Heat Exhaustion	A condition when your body becomes overheated.
Holster	A carrier that allows a handgun to be carried for easy access.
Hunter Orange	Florescent orange, which, when worn by hunters, has helped to decrease the number of hunting incidents.
Hypothermia	A condition where your body loses heat faster than it can produce heat.
In-Line Percussion Ignition System	The hammer and nipple are in-line with the barrel and powder charge, on muzzle loaders.
Limiting Factor	Any harmful element such as disease, bad weather, or poor habitat that may cause wildlife.
Lock	(Action) the firing assembly usually associated with a muzzle loader.
Longbow	A hand-drawn, bow.
Magazine	The part of a repeating firearm that holds the ammunition until needed.
Master Eye	An individual's dominant eye.
Muzzle	The end of a gun barrel, from which the bullet or shot leaves.
Nipple	Holds the percussion cap in a muzzle loader.
Nock	Located at the back of the arrow and attaches to the bowstring.
Nonrenewable Resource	A resource that can't be replaced after it is used such as coal, oil, or natural gas.
Percussion Cap	Cap placed on the nipple under the hammer of a muzzle loader. The cap explodes when hit, sending a flame to the main powder charge, which fires the firearm.
PFD	Personal Flotation Device, sometimes called a life vest.
Physical Conditioning	The strengthening of the heart, lungs, and muscles.
Plucking	Removing the feathers and leaving the skin on a game bird.
Plug	A device that is inserted into the shotgun magazine to reduce the number of shells the gun can hold.
Poaching	An illegal activity involving the pursuit of any wild animal.
Predators	Animals that hunt and eat other animals.
Preservation	No use of natural resources.
Prey	The animals that are hunted and eaten by predators.
Projectile	The bullet/shot that comes out of the muzzle of a gun.
Propagation	To raise fish or wildlife in captivity for eventual release into the wild.
Pyrodex	A modern substitute for black powder.
Pyrodex Pellets	Are made for use in in-line muzzle loaders.
Quiver	Device that holds arrows.
Ramrod	A long rod used to push the ball against the powder in a muzzle loader.
Recurve	To curve backward or downward as in a recurve bow.
Regulations	Rules or laws by which conduct is regulated.
Renewable Resource	A natural resource that can be replaced or replenished and available for continued use such as animals, trees, and other plants.
Rifled Barrel	The tube extending from the action, with spiral grooves cut on the inside, that the bullet passes through when the firearm is fired.
Rifled Bore	Spiral grooves cut on the inside of the barrel that causes the bullet to spin.
Rifling	Composed of grooves cut on the inside of a gun barrel in a spiral.
Rimfire	A type of ammunition where the primer that ignites the powder is located in the rim of the cartridge.
Safe Shooting Zones	Direction in which each hunter in a group will fire, to be agreed upon at the beginning of the hunt.
Safety	A mechanical device that locks the trigger on a firearm or crossbow to prevent it from firing.
Safety Harness	A full body restraint system that wraps around your chest, waist, and legs.
Set Trigger	Muzzle loader trigger designed for target shooting with a very light trigger pull
.Shaft	The main body of an arrow.
Shot	Pellets made from lead, steel, or other material.
Shotshell	The shell that holds all the parts of ammunition for shotguns.
Sight Picture	Aligned sights that are placed upon a target before firing.
Sights	Mechanical devices that aid in aiming a firearm, crossbow, or bow.
Skinning	Removing the skin from an animal.
Sport Hunting	A legal recreational activity involving the pursuit and/or killing of wild animals.
Standers	Those hunters who stand ready to shoot the deer when they move past them in a deer drive.
Stock	The action and barrel are attached to the stock of a gun. It is the part that you hold to aim and point a firearm.
TIP (Turn In a Poacher)	A toll-free hotline designed to involve the public in reporting wildlife violations.
Topography	Changes in elevation, such as hills and valleys.
Touch hole	A small hole in the side of the barrel of a muzzle loader that allows a small flame through.
Violation	An act that breaks any regulation or law.
Wad	A disc-shaped piece of fiber or plastic that acts as a piston to seal in the gasses that push the projectiles out of the barrel of a shotgun.
Wildlife	Those animals that range freely in their natural environment, not kept in zoos or held as pets or farm animals.
Wildlife Management	The art of making land produce and sustain an annual crop of wild game for recreational use.
Wildlife	Officers Law enforcement officers who enforce wildlife laws.
Angling	pesca (deporte)
Bag	to catch and kill an animal that you are hunting
bait	to put food on a hook or in a trap in order to attract and catch fish, birds, or other animals
big game	large wild animals such as lions that people hunt as a sport
bite	if a fish bites, it eats the food that you have put on the hook in order to catch it
capture	to catch an animal
cast	to swing a fishing rod forward so that the end of the line falls into the water
cast	to throw a fishing net into the water
cast	the action of swinging a fishing line or net into the water
catch	to stop an animal, bird, or insect and prevent it from escaping, especially using a trap
catch	to hunt and stop an animal in order to kill and eat it
catch	to get a fish from a river, lake, or the ocean, using a fishing net or rod
catch	an amount of fish that have been caught
closed season	the period of the year when it is illegal for people to kill animals or catch fish for pleasure
cockfight	an organized fight between two male chickens with sharp metal spurs on their feet. Cockfights are illegal in many countries.
Course	to use dogs to chase rabbits or hares as a sport
cull-	entresacar, escoger, sacrificar
falconry	the activity or skill of training falcons to hunt
ferret	to hunt for rabbits or rats with a ferret
field sports	activities that involve catching or killing animals, birds, or fish for enjoyment
fly fishing	the activity of catching fish by using artificial flies on the end of a fishing line
fox-hunting	an activity in which people on horses chase a fox with dogs that are trained to catch and kill it. Fox-hunting is now illegal in theU.K.
game	wild animals, birds, and fish that people hunt, usually for food
harpoon	to hit a whale or big fish with a harpoon
haul	the amount of fish caught in a net
hook	to catch a fish with a hook
hunt out	to look for and kill a type of animal until there are no more or very few left hunting ground a place where people or animals can find their prey (=the animals they hunt and kill)
ice fishing	the activity of fishing through a hole in the ice on a river or lake
land	to catch a fish and pull it out of the water
lasso	Cazar animales con lazo
meet	in the U.K., an occasion when a group of people riding horses hunt foxes net to catch a fish or other animal in a net
open season	a period of time when the law allows people to hunt particular animals or to catch fish pack jauría (Caza, perros)
poach	to illegally catch or kill an animal, bird, or fish on someone else’s property
reel in	to bring a fish toward you by turning the reel of a fishing rod scent the smell that an animal or person has, which some animals can follow season a period of the year when a sport that involves catching or killing animals is allowed shoot to hunt animals using guns, or to fire guns for pleasure shoot a place where people shoot animals shrimping the activity of catching shrimp for eating snare to catch an animal using a snare (TRAMPA, CEBO)
spoor	the smell or signs that an animal leaves on the ground that can be followed by someone who is hunting the animal stalk to hunt a person or animal by following them without being seen
trail	a smell or series of marks left by an animal trap to catch an animal using a trap trawl to catch fish by pulling a large net behind a boat troll to try to catch fish using a fishing line tied to the back of a boat whale to hunt whales whaling the activity of hunting whales an easy target an animal that can be attacked and killed easily in full cry if a group of dogs hunting an animal are in full cry, they are chasing it in a very enthusiastic and noisy way on the hoof not yet killed for eating
out of season	at a time when catching or killing an animal is not allowed spring a trap if an animal springs a trap, the trap closes on the animal so that it is caught
clam (klam) -	almeja
cockles (cókls) -	berberechos
cod (kod) -	bacalao
crab (krab) -	cangrejo de mar
eel (íil) -	anguila
fried shrimps (fráid shrímps) -	gambas fritas
hake (jéik) -	merluza
halibut (jálibat) -	mero
herring (hérin) -	arenque
king prawn (king prón) -	langostino
lobster (lóbster)	- langosta
mackerel (mákrel) -	caballa
marinade (márinéid) -	escabeche
mussel (másel) -	mejillón
octopus (óktopus)	- pulpo
oyster (óister) -	ostra
plaice (pléis) -	platija
pollack (pólak) -	abadejo
prawns (próons) -	gambas
salmon (sáamon) -	salmón
sardines (sardíns) -	sardinas
scallop (skálop) -	vieira
shark (shárk) -	tiburón
shellfish (shélfish) -	mariscos
shrimp (shrímp) -	camarón
snail (snéil) -	caracol
sole (sóul) -	lenguado
spider crab (spáider krab) -	centolla
squid (skuíd) -	calamar
swordfish (sórrdfish) -	pez espada
trout (tráut) -	trucha
tuna (tiúna) -	atún
blizzard (blísard) -	tormenta de nieve
breeze (bríiss) -	brisa
chilly (chíli) -	frío, fresquito
clear (clíir) -	despejado
cloudless (cláudles) -	despejado
cloudy (cláudi) -	nublado
cold (cóuld) -	frío
cool (cúul) -	fresco
damp (dámp) -	húmedo
degrees (digríis) -	grados
dew (diú) -	rocío
downpour (dáunpor) -	aguacero
drizzle (drísl) -	llovizna
drought (dráut) -	sequía
dry (drái) -	seco
flood (fláad) -	inundación
fog (fog) -	niebla
foggy (fógui) -	con niebla
freezing (fríising) -	helado
frost (frost) -	escarcha
gale (guéil) -	vendaval
hail (héil) -	granizo
hailstones (héilstóuns)	- piedras de granizo
hailstorm (héilstórm) -	tormenta de granizo
hot (hót) -	caluroso
humid (hiúmid) -	húmedo
hurricane (hérrikéin) -	huracán
ice (áis) -	hielo
lightning (láitning) -	relámpago, rayo
mild (máild) -	templado
mist (mist) -	neblina
overcast (óuvercást) -	encapotado, cubierto
rain (réin) -	lluvia
rainbow (réinbou) -	arco iris
raining (réining) -	lloviendo
rainy (réini) -	lluvioso
shower (sháuer) -	aguacero
sky (skái) -	cielo
sleet (slíit) -	aguanieve, nevizca
snow (snóu) -	nieve
snowing (snóuing) -	nevando
storm (stórm) –	tormenta
stormy (stórmi) -	tormentoso
stuffy (stáfi) -	sofocante
sunny (sáni) -	soleado
thunder (zánder) -	trueno
thunderstorm (zánder stórm) -	tormenta eléctrica
tornado (tornéidou) -	tornado
warm (uórm) -	cálido
wet (uét) -	mojado
wind (uínd) -	viento
windy (uíndi) -	ventoso
outer space (áuter spéis) -	espacio exterior
shooting star (shúuting stár) -	estrella fugaz
The Milky Way (milki uéi) -	La Vía Láctea
bay (béi) -	bahía
brook (brúk) -	arroyo
canyon (kánion) -	cañón
channel (chánel) -	canal
cliff (klíf) -	acantilado
coast (kóust) -	costa
creek (kríik) -	riachuelo
crevice (krévis) -	falla, grieta
desert (désert) -	desierto
dunes (diúns) -	dunas
forest (fórest) -	bosque, selva
glacier (gléishier) -	glaciar
gorge (górdch) -	cañón, desfiladero
grove (gróuv) -	bosquecillo, arboleda
gulf (gálf) -	golfo
hills (hils) -	sierras, colinas
ice floe (áis flóu) -	témpano chico (a dif del iceberg que es grande)
iceberg (áisberg) -	iceberg
island (áiland) -	isla
lagoon (lagúun) -	laguna
lake (leík) -	lago
marsh (mársh) -	pantano
meadow (médou) -	prado
mountain (máuntin) -	montaña
mountain range (máuntin réindch) -	cordillera
narrow pass (nárrou páas) -	desfiladero
oasis (ouéisis) -	oasis
ocean (óushen) -	océano
path (paz) -	sendero, camino
peak (píik) -	pico, cima
peninsula (península) -	península
plain (pléin) -	llanura
plateau (platóu) -	meseta
pond (pond) -	estanque
prairie (préeri) -	llanura, pradera
precipice (présipis) -	precipicio
rapids (rápids) -	rápidos
ravine (ravíin) -	barranco
reef (ríif) -	arrecife
reservoir (réservuar) -	embalse
river (ríver) -	río
sea (síi) -	mar
shore (shóor) -	orilla, costa
spring (spring) -	manantial
strait (stréit) -	estrecho
stream (stríím) -	arroyo
summit (sámit) -	cumbre
swamp (suómp) -	pantano, ciénaga
tributary (tríbiutari) -	afluente
valley (váli) -	valle
volcano (volkéinou) -	volcán
waterfall (wóterfól) -	catarata
wood (wúud) -	bosque
azalea (aséilia) -	azalea
bouquet (bukéi) -	ramo de flores
bud (bad) -	capullo
bulb (bólb)	- bulbo
cactus (káktos) -	cactos
calla lily (kála líli) -	cala
camellia (kamília) -	camelia
carnation (karnéishon) -	clavel
chrysantemum (krisántemom) -	crisantemo
daffodil (dáfodil) -	narciso
dahlia (dália) -	dalia
daisy (déisi) -	margarita
fern (fern) -	helecho
flower stall (fláuer stol) -	puesto de flores
flowerpot (fláuer pot) -	maceta
gardenia (gardínia) -	gardenia
geranium (dcheréinium) -	malvón
gladiola (gládioula) -	gladiolo
hortensia (orténsha) -	hortensia
hyacinth (jáia-sínz) -	jacinto
iris (áiris) -	lirio
jasmin (dchásmin) -	jazmín
leaf (líif) -	hoja
lilac (láilak) -	lila
magnolia (magnóulia) -	magnolia
marigold (mérigould) -	caléndula
morning glory (mórning glóri) -	campanilla azul
orchid (óorkid) -	orquídea
pansy (pánsi) -	pensamiento
petal (pétal) -	pétalo
petunia (petúnia) -	petunia
pink (pínk) -	clavelina
poppy (pópi)	amapola
root (rúut) -	raíz
rose (róuss) -	rosa
stem (stém) -	tallo
sunflower (sánfláuer) -	girasol
thorn (zórn) -	espina
tulip (tiúlip) -	tulipán
vase (véis) -	florero, jarrón
violet (váiolit) -	violeta
wallflower (wól-fláuer) -	alhelí
water lily (wóter líli) -	nenúfar
white lily (wáit líli) -	azucena
ballot (bálot) -	votación
bill (bil) -	proyecto de ley
budget (bádchet) -	presupuesto
bureaucracy (biurókrasi) -	burocracia
cabinet (kábinet) -	gabinete
campaign (kampéin) -	campaña
candidate (kándideit) -	candidato
capitalist (kápitalist) -	capitalista
centrist (séntrist) -	del centro
citizen (sítissen) -	ciudadano
civil servant (cívil sérvant) -	empleado público
coalition (koualíshon) -	coalición
colonialist (kolóunialist) -	colonialista
communist (kómiunist) -	comunista
congress (kóngres) -	congreso
congressman (kóngresman) -	congresista
Conservative Party (konsérvativ párti) -	partido conservador
democracy (demókrasi) -	democracia
democrat (démokrat) -	demócrata
democratic (demokrátik) -	democrático
Democratic Party (démokratik párti) -	partido demócrata
dictator (diktéitor) -	dictador
electoral roll (eléktoral róul) -	padrón electoral
electorate (iléktorit) -	electorado
fascist (fáshist) -	fascista
government (gáverment) -	gobierno
ideology (aidiólidchi) -	ideología
imperialist (impírialist) -	imperialista
Labour Party (léibor párti)	- partido laborista
law (ló) -	ley
left-wing (léft-uíng)	- de izquierda
legislature (ledchisléicher) -	legislatura
liberal (líberal) -	liberal
minister (mínister) -	ministro
ministry (mínistri) -	ministerio
monarchy (mónarki) -	monarquía
nationalist (náshonalist) -	nacionalista
opposition (oposíshon) -	oposición
parliament (párlament) -	parlamento
party (párti) -	partido
policy (pólisi) -	política, plan de acción
political (polítikal) -	político (adjetivo)
politician (pólitíshan) -	político (persona)
politics (pólitiks) -	política
poll (póul) -	encuesta, votación
president (président) -	presidente
referendum (referéndom) -	referendum
republic (ripáblik) -	república
republican (ripáblikan) -	republicano
Republican Party (ripáblikan párti) -	partido republicano
right-wing (ráit wíng) -	de derecha
rights (ráits) -	derechos
senate (sénit) -	senado
senator (sénator) -	senador
social pressure (sóushal présher)	- presión social
socialist (sóushalist) -	socialista
suffrage (sáfridch) -	sufragio
supreme court (supríim kórt) -	corte suprema
taxes (tákses) -	impuestos
to elect (elékt) -	elegir
to govern (gávern) -	gobernar
to run for president (rán for président) -	ser candidato a presidente
to vote (vóut) -	votar
voter (vóuter) -	votante
alligator (áligueitor) -	caimán
anchovy (ántchovi) -	anchoa
catfish (kátfish) -	bagre
cod (kod) -	bacalao
crab (krab) -	cangrejo
crayfish (créifish) -	cangrejo de río
crocodile (crókodail) -	cocodrilo
dolphin (dólfin) -	delfín
eel (íil) -	anguila
frog (fróg) -	rana
herring (héring) -	arenque
jellyfish (dchéli fish) -	medusa
killerwhale (kíler uéil) -	orca
lobster (lóbster) -	langosta
mackerel (mákrel) -	caballa
octopus (óktopus) -	pulpo
oyster (óister) -	ostra
ray (réi) -	raya
salmon (sámon) -	salmón
sardine (sardín) -	sardina
seahorse (síi-jors) -	caballito de mar
seal (síil) -	foca
shark (shárk) -	tiburón
shell (shél) -	concha
shrimp (shrímp)	camarón
slug (slág) -	babosa
snail (snéil) -	caracol
sole (sóul) -	lenguado
squid (skuíd) -	calamar
starfish (stárfish) -	estrella de mar
swordfish (sóordfish) -	pez espada
toad (tóud) -	sapo
trout (tráut) -	trucha
tuna (tiúna) -	atún
turtle (tértl) -	tortuga
walrus (uólras) -	morsa
whale (uéil) -	ballena
alligator (áligueitor) -	caimán
ant (ant) -	hormiga
bedbug (bédbag) -	chinche
bee (bíi) -	abeja
beetle (bíitl) -	escarabajo
butterfly (báterflai) -	mariposa
caterpillar (káterpilar) -	oruga
centipede (séntipid) -	ciempiés
chameleon (kamílion) -	camaleón
cicada (sikéida) -	cigarra
cricket (críkit) -	grillo
crocodile (crókodail) -	cocodrilo
dragonfly (drágonflai) -	libélula
earthworm (érz-uórm) -	lombriz
eel (íil) -	anguila
firefly (fáier flái) -	luciérnaga
flea (flíi) -	pulga
fly (flái) -	mosca
frog (fróg) -	rana
grasshopper (grás jóper) -	saltamontes
horsefly (jórsflái) -	tábano
iguana (iguána) -	iguana
ladybird (léidibérd) -	*********
ladybug (léidi bag) -	*********
leech (líich) -	sanguijuela
lice (láis) -	piojos
lizard (lísard) -	lagartija
locust (lóukast) -	langosta
louse (láus) -	piojo
mantis (mántis) -	mantis
mosquito (mosquítou) -	mosquito
moth (móz) -	polilla
rattlesnake (rátlsnéik) -	víbora de cascabel
roach (róuch) -	cucaracha
salamander (salamánder) -	salamandra
scorpion (skórpion) -	escorpión
snake (snéik) -	víbora
spider (spáider) -	araña
tarantula (taránchula) -	tarántula
termite (térmait) -	termita
tick (tik) -	garrapata
toad (tóud) -	sapo
tortoise (tórtes) -	tortuga de tierra
turtle (tértl) -	tortuga
viper (váiper) -	víbora
wasp (uósp) -	avispa
worm (wérm) -	lombriz
worm (wórm)	- gusano
a dozen (e dósen) -	una docena
a half (e jáf) -	una mitad
a handful (e jándful) -	un puñado
a heap (e híip) -	un montón
a mouthful (e máuzful) -	un bocado
a pair (a péer) -	un par
a piece (e píis) -	un pedazo
a quarter (e kuórter) -	un cuarto
a slice (e sláis) -	una rebanada
a spoonful (e spúunful) -	una cucharada
a stack (e sták) -	una pila, un montón
an armful (an ármful) -	una brazada
bag (bag) -	bolsita
bar (bar) -	barra
barrel (bárrl) -	barril
basket (báskit)	- canasta
bottle (bótl) -	botella
bowl (bóul) -	bol
box (boks) -	caja
bucket (báket) -	balde, cubo
can (can) -	lata
carton (cárton) -	cartón
crate (kréit) -	cajón
envelope (ánvelóup) -	sobre de carta
gallon (gálon) -	galón
glass (gláas) -	vaso
gramme (gráam) -	gramo
half a dozen (jáf e dósen) -	media docena
jar (dchár) -	frasco, pote
jug (dchág) -	jarro
kilo (kílo) -	kilo
liter (líter) -	litro
mug (mág) -	jarra
ounce (áuns) -	onza
pack (pák) -	paquete, cajetilla
package (pákedch) -	paquete
pint (páint) -	pinta
pot (pot) -	tarro, pote
pound (páund) -	libra
roll (róul) -	rollo
sachet (sáshei) -	sachet
sack (sák) -	saco, costal
six-pack (síks pák) -	paquete de seis
spray can (spréi can) -	aerosol, atomizador
ton (ton) -	tonelada
tube (tiúb) -	tubo, pomo
acrylic (akrílic) -	acrílico
aluminium (alúminom) -	aluminio
brass (bráss) -	latón
bronze (bróns) -	bronce
canvas (kánvas)	- lona
cardboard (kárdbord) -	cartón
cashmere (káshmiir) -	cachemira
cement (semént) -	cemento
clay (kléi) -	arcilla
concrete (cónkrit) -	hormigón
copper (kóper) -	cobre
cotton (kótn) -	algodón
denim (dénim) –	tela de jean
feather (féder) -	pluma
fiberglass (fáiberglas) -	fibra de vidrio
flannel (flánel) -	franela
gauze (góos) -	gasa
glass (glás) -	vidrio
gold (góuld) -	oro
iron (áiron) -	hierro
lace (léis) -	encaje
lead (led) -	plomo
linen (línen) -	lino
marble (márbl) -	mármol
nylon (náilon) -	nylon
plaster (pláster) -	yeso
plastic (plástik)	- plástico
plywood (pláiwud) -	aglomerado
polyester (poliéster) -	poliéster
porcelain (pórcelin) -	porcelana
pottery (póteri) -	cerámica
rayon (réion)	- rayón
rubber (ráber) -	goma
silk (sílk) -	seda
silver (sílver) -	plata
steel (stíil) -	acero
stone (stóun) -	piedra
straw (stróo) -	****
suede (suéid) -	gamuza
tin (tin) -	estaño, hojalata
velvet (vélvet) -	terciopelo
wax (wáx) -	cera
zinc (cinc) -	cinc
White-Tailed Sea Eagle	pigargo europeo(Haliaeetus Albicilla)
Ruddy duck	Malvasia jamaicana(Oxyura jamaicensis)
Northern Bald Ibis	Ibis eremita (Geronticus eremita)
White-Headed Duck	Malvasí cabeciblanca (Oxyura leucocephala)
Bearded vulture	Quebrantahuesos(Gypaetus barbatus)
Biodiversity Data Centre, data flows and streamlining data on species, habitats and sites	Centro de Datos de la Biodiversidad, flujos de datos y la racionalización de datos sobre especies, hábitats y sitios

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