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Word Meanings (Study)

The Word Meanings study screen is a browse-only reference: no testing, no timers, nothing recorded. Use it to review translations before a session, or to look up a verb you encountered in a test.


Word Meanings – Study
  1. Search bar — type Spanish or English to filter the list instantly
  2. New Session — reshuffles the word pool so you see a fresh set drawn from your selected verbs (the pool respects your session size setting)
  3. Spanish verb — shown in bold on the left
  4. Translation — shown in the secondary colour on the right

What the list shows

The list contains the verbs selected for your current session, not your entire selection. This keeps it focused: if your session size is 30 and you've narrowed the filter to A2 + Travel, you see those 30 here.

If you want to browse all selected verbs at once, use the Conjugation Tables screen — its scrollable index lists every verb in your selection regardless of session boundaries.


Opening a verb's detail view

Tap any verb to open its detail view. You'll see:

  • Gerundio and Participio with an irregular badge where relevant
  • A Group chip (regular, stem-changing, go-verb, …) plus Level, Frequency, and Topics
  • An Examples card with three Spanish sentences plus translations in your selected display language — useful for seeing how the verb is actually used
  • A Look up row with chip buttons for external dictionaries (Linguee, WordReference, Reverso, RAE) — pick the ones you want to use in Settings → Dictionary Services

Tapping outside the sheet returns you to the list with your position preserved.


When to use Study vs the flashcard tests

  • Word Meanings (Study) — this screen. Browse-only; nothing recorded. Use it for a quick warm-up before a test, or to dig into a verb you keep mis-translating.
  • Word Meanings Flashcard — active drill, every answer recorded. Use it when you want the adaptive engine to track and prioritise your weak verbs.

A typical loop is: peek at Study for a minute to reactivate the vocabulary, then run the Flashcard test on the same selection.