Can you help me with my Spanish homework?

Question

Da un sinonimo de los siguientes palabras: levantarse; obtener; cabo; lucha; billetera; regalar; irse; gesto

Da un sinonimo de los siguientes palabras: levantarse; obtener; cabo; lucha; billetera; regalar; irse; gesto

I don't need this translated. I want someone who speaks Spanish to give me synonyms to those words in Spanish. I know that levantarse means "to get up" etc. but I need another word that means "To get up" and words for the rest that mean the same thing.

Answer 1

It gives a synonymous one of the following words: to rise; to obtain; end; it fights; wallet; to give; to go away; gesture

Answer 2

Levantarse=pararse
Obtener= adquirir
Cabo= this one depends. It has lost of meaning. Check the source I pasted here for you. Here are some examples
Cordón, cordel, extremo, fin, punta, etc
Lucha= Pelea, batalla,
Billetera= cartera, monedero
Regalar= dar, ofrecer, osequiar
Irse= se fue, partir,
Gesto= detalle, mueca,

Hope this help

Answer 3

I am spanish, i can help you with your trnslation:

levantarse; despertarse-----to get up, to raise
obtener; conseguir, logra-----to get
cabo; extremo, punta-----stub, stump
lucha; enfrentamiento, pelea-----struggle, fight
billetera; cartera, monedero-----wallet
regalar; obsequiar, agasajar-----to give (as a present)
irse; desplazarse, encaminarse-----to go, to leave
gesto; seña, mueca-----gesture, grimace, (or "to pull a face)

Answer 4

levantarse = pararse, obtener = conseguir, cabo = punta, lucha = pelea, billetera = cartera, regalar = obsequiar, irse = partir, gesto = don't know.

Answer 5

I'll try to help:

Levantarse: Incorporarse
Obtener: Conseguir
Cabo: Final
Lucha: Lid
Billetera: Chequera
Regalar: Obsequiar
Irse: Marcharse
Gesto: Mohín

Answer 6

I'll try to help you

levantarse=despertarse / elevarse / rebelarse (it depends on the exact meaning)
obtener=adquirir
cabo=punta / extremo
lucha=guerra
billetera=cartera
regalar=dar
irse=abandonar / dejar
gesto=actitud / seña / mueca

If you have any doubt, email me... ;o)

Answer 7

Tacos???? Burritos???? Blah Blah Blah Rico Suave.

Answer 8

Spanish from Spain is drastically exceptional from the only utilized in so much Latin America, nonetheless on this distinct activity the dignity in no longer integral. Anyway, it is supplying you with solutions and asking you to jot down questions that might obtain those solutions. one million. Mi padre se llama Tom (My father's title is Tom) ¿Cómo se llama su padre? (What's your father's title) two.No, no tengo un tio (No, I would not have an uncle) ¿Tiene usted un tío? (Do you may have an uncle?) three. hay catorce personas mi familia (There are fourteen men and women in my loved ones) ¿Cuantas personas hay en su familia? (How many men and women are there for your loved ones?) four. Si mi sobrina es sorda (Yes, my niece is deaf) ¿Es sorda su sobrina? (Is your niece deaf?) five. Su hermana america lentes (His/her sister wears glasses) ¿Usa lentes su hermana? (Does his/her sister put on glasses?) 6. Ella es mi nieta (She's my granddaughter) ¿Quien es ella? (Who is she?) - or - ¿Es ella su nieta? ( Is she your granddaughter?) For this I'm making use of the extra formal "usted" rather of "tu". They can be utilized interchangeably, however usted is extra normally utilized in formal written duties for men and women finding out Spanish. Hope this is helping! :)

Answer 9

Suki's Mom has the best answer, the only thing I would add is mueca for the last one that she didn't know. Go with her, she is good.

Answer 10

Lucha- ba~nar

billetera- bolso

levantarse- pararse

obtener- grabar