O
O conj. or, either; —— SEA that is, that is to say
OBISPO m. bishop
OBRA f. work OBRERO m. workman
OBSTANTE pres. part. of OBSTAR (to hinder, to withstand); NO —— nevertheless, notwithstanding
OBTENER v. to obtain
OBTENGA see OBTENER
OBTUVO see OBTENER
OCCIDENTAL adj. western
OCULTAR v. to hide
OCULTO, -A adj. hidden
OESTE m. west
OFICINA f. office
OFICIO m. office; HACER EL —— DE to serve as; ARTES Y ——S arts and trades
OFRECER v. to offer
OJEADA f. glance
OLA f. wave
OLVIDAR v. to forget
ONDULADO, -A adj. undulating
ORACIÓN f. sentence
ORBE m. orb; EL —— the earth
ORIGINARIO, -A adj. original, native
ORILLA f. shore, bank; limit
ORO m. gold
ORQUESTA f. orchestra
OTORGAR v. to grant
OVEJA f. sheep, ewe