C2 - Spanish Mastery
Students at the C2 level have mastered Spanish with great fluency and precision.
Reconstructing information in both spoken and written forms, and identifying and using subtle nuances of meanings are to be expected.
exequias
exequias
experimentar una sensación de aburrimiento
experience a feeling of boredom
experimentar una sensación de desánimo
experience a sensation of discouragement
experimentar una sensación de desasosiego
experience a feeling of unrest
experimentar una sensación de euforia
experience a feeling of euphoria
experimentar una sensación de incertidumbre
experience a sense of uncertainty
experimentar una sensación de inseguridad
experience a sense of insecurity
expresión alegre
cheerful expression
expropiación
expropriation
expropiar
expropriate
extender un cheque
extend a check
exteriorizar (un sentimiento)
externalize (a feeling)
extremidad inferior
lower extremity
extremidad superior
upper extremity
factor
factor
The word 'factor' in Spanish is the same as in English, 'factor'. It is generally used in mathematical context referring to a number or quantity that when multiplied with another produces a given number or expression, or it can also mean a circumstance, fact, or influence that contributes to a result or outcome. However, the usage may vary depending on the context.
Example sentences with factor →falda de tablas
Table skirt
falda de vuelo
flight skirt