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Plot & Characters: Spanish words for movies, books and games

The “Plot & Characters” set from the “Movies, Books & Games” goal. These are Spanish words you can actually use — with translation, examples and pronunciation.

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Words in the “Plot & Characters” set

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irse de la lengua Spill the beans phrase pelear [pe.le.'aɾ] fight verb rescatar [res.kaˈtaɾ] rescue verb hechizo Jinxing verb lanzar Bring out verb ayudante [a.juˈdante] sidekick noun ser el blanco de at the receiving end phrase salir a la luz come to light phrase no tener ni idea Don’t have the foggiest phrase salir Come out verb romper con break away from verb zafarse Break away verb suprimir Do away with phrase descubrir el pastel let the cat out of the bag phrase llegar a las manos Come to blows phrase víctima Casualty noun rescate financiero Bailout noun villano [biˈʝano] villain noun víctima [ˈbiktima] victim noun venganza [beŋˈgansa] revenge noun trama [ˈtɾama] storyline noun traidor [tɾajˈdoɾ] traitor noun traición [tɾajˈsjon] betrayal noun testigo [tesˈtigo] witness noun sospechoso [sospeˈtʃoso] suspect noun sobreviviente [sobɾebiˈbjente] survivor noun secreto [seˈkɾeto] secret noun sacrificio [sakɾiˈfisjo] sacrifice noun rival [riˈbal] rival noun reino [ˈrejno] kingdom noun protagonista [pɾotaɣoˈnista] hero noun profecía [pɾofeˈsia] prophecy noun pista [ˈpista] clue noun personaje secundario [peɾsoˈnaxe sekunˈdaɾjo] supporting character phrase personaje principal [peɾsoˈnaxe pɾinsiˈpal] main character phrase personaje de fondo [peɾsoˈnaxe de ˈfondo] background character phrase perseguir [peɾseˈgiɾ] chase verb narrador [naraˈdoɾ] narrator noun muerte [ˈmweɾte] death noun monstruo [ˈmonstɾwo] monster noun misterio [misˈteɾjo] mystery noun mentor [menˈtoɾ] mentor noun maldición [maldiˈsjon] curse noun interés amoroso [inteˈɾes amoˈɾoso] love interest noun imperio [imˈpeɾjo] empire noun historia de origen [isˈtoɾja de oˈɾixen] origin story noun historia de fondo [isˈtoɾja de ˈfondo] backstory noun giro argumental [ˈxiɾo aɾgumenˈtal] plot twist noun final feliz [fiˈnal feˈlis] happy ending phrase final en suspenso [fiˈnal en susˈpenso] cliffhanger phrase final abierto [fiˈnal aˈbjeɾto] open ending phrase evidencia [ebiˈdensja] evidence noun escena retrospectiva [eˈsena retɾospekˈtiba] flashback noun escapar [eskaˈpaɾ] escape verb detective [detekˈtibe] detective noun desvelar [desbeˈlaɾ] reveal verb delito [deˈlito] crime noun criatura [kɾjaˈtuɾa] creature noun Batalla [baˈtaʝa] battle noun asesinato [asesiˈnato] murder noun argumento [aɾguˈmento] argument noun arco argumental del personaje [ˈaɾko aɾgumenˈtal del peɾsoˈnaxe] character arc noun arco argumental [ˈaɾko aɾgumenˈtal] story arc noun antihéroe [antiˈeɾoe] antihero noun antagonista [antagoˈnista] antagonist noun testigos Witnesses noun presenció witnessed verb víctimas victims noun traición Treachery noun revelar to reveal verb pelear to fight verb sospechoso Suspect noun tener dificultades Struggle verb trama storyline noun secretos secrets noun sacrificios Sacrifices noun perseguir pursue verb profecías Prophecies noun presa prey noun misterios mysteries noun maleficio hex noun héroe Hero noun regalar Give away phrase luchó fought verb vuelo Flight noun exponer exhibit verb dudoso doubtful adjective criaturas creatures noun confiarse a Confide verb pistas clues noun persiguiendo chasing verb

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