Time & Days in Spanish: High School Vocabulary
Spanish Vocabulary · High School
Time & Days Tiempo y Días
Word List
| Spanish | Phonetic | English | Example Sentence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trimestre | tree-MEHS-treh | Quarter | "El trimestre termina en junio." |
| Bimestre | bee-MEHS-treh | Bimonth | "El bimestre incluye dos meses." |
| Quincena | keen-SEH-nah | Fortnight | "Recibo mi pago cada quincena." |
| Lustro | LOOS-tro | Lustrum (5 yrs) | "Un lustro son cinco años." |
| Medianoche | meh-dee-ah-NO-cheh | Midnight | "Llegamos a medianoche." |
| Mediodía | meh-dee-o-DEE-ah | Noon | "Comemos al mediodía." |
| Amanecer | ah-mah-neh-SEHR | Dawn | "El amanecer trae luz nueva." |
| Anochecer | ah-no-cheh-SEHR | Dusk | "El anochecer llega temprano en invierno." |
| Instantáneo | een-stahn-TAH-neh-o | Instant | "El café instantáneo es rápido." |
| Eterno | eh-TEHR-no | Eternal | "Su amor es eterno." |
Trimestretree-MEHS-treh
QuarterBimestrebee-MEHS-treh
BimonthQuincenakeen-SEH-nah
FortnightLustroLOOS-tro
Lustrum (5 yrs)Medianochemeh-dee-ah-NO-cheh
MidnightMediodíameh-dee-o-DEE-ah
NoonAmanecerah-mah-neh-SEHR
DawnAnochecerah-no-cheh-SEHR
DuskInstantáneoeen-stahn-TAH-neh-o
InstantEternoeh-TEHR-no
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Grammar Tip
Tip: Time periods like trimestre, bimestre, and quincena are common in Spanish news and business writing when talking about school terms, pay periods, and reports.
Practice Quiz
Time & Days — Vocabulary Quiz
Question 1 of 10
What does Trimestre mean?
Question 2 of 10
What does Bimestre mean?
Question 3 of 10
What does Quincena mean?
Question 4 of 10
What does Lustro mean?
Question 5 of 10
What does Medianoche mean?
Question 6 of 10
What does Mediodía mean?
Question 7 of 10
What does Amanecer mean?
Question 8 of 10
What does Anochecer mean?
Question 9 of 10
What does Instantáneo mean?
Question 10 of 10
What does Eterno mean?
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