aceite

• “Deberías cambiar el aceite antes de que nos vayamos”

  Should vs. Must?

• “The same problem exists in southern Mexico with monocultivos such as eucalyptus for paper pulp and the palma de aceite for palm oil.”

  Huatulco to Oaxaca City Road Trip

• “Tienes que cambiar el aceite porque ... blah, blah, blah.”

  Should vs. Must?

• “Sheets of rain are sweeping across the grassy plains; from time to time gusts of tropical wind carry the downpour sideways and make the leaves of the aceite trees stand straight up.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Morning in Colombia

• “Almacenamiento de aceite comes tible (olive, mani, semilla de algo don, palma, etc.)”

  Chapter 13

• “Me enviaron también un poco de aceite de margarina, heces de sebo”

  Pitman's Commercial Spanish Grammar (2nd ed.)

• “El flete del aceite y el de los vinos: The freight on oil, and that on wine.”

  Pitman's Commercial Spanish Grammar (2nd ed.)

• “Some of the prints have grease spots (manchas de aceite) and we must refuse to accept them unless under (a menos que nos haga) a reasonable allowance.”

  Pitman's Commercial Spanish Grammar (2nd ed.)

• “She asked me to taste it, giving it the name of aceite de vivoras -- rattlesnake-oil; and as I expressed my disgust by word and deed at the intimation, which just saved my taking a gulp, the old lady was convulsed with laughter, giving me to understand that it was not really viper-oil, but was so called-no mas.”

  Wild Life in the Rocky Mountains

• “The lower orders in Spain have too great a partiality for _ajo_ and _aceite_ for oil and garlic.”

  The Gourmet's Guide to Europe

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