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GUIDE TO THE DICTIONARY DICCIONARIO BILINGÜE ILUSTRADO ESPAÑOL-INGLÉS Part of speech. Superscripts indicate identical headwords with different meanings. When there is no single translation for the headword, an example is offered after a colon and then translated. Relevant field label(s). Examples. Idiomatic expression. The word in brackets gives a semantic cue. Numbers point out major sense divisions of the headword. Regions or countries where the headword is used. The swung dash stands in place of the headword in examples and phrases. The semicolon in between words shows a wider semantic difference than it does if separated only by a comma. This information refers to the table with model conjugations of Spanish irregular verbs.