mistake in dictionary: hockey / jockey

Question

I looked this up on a Spanish dictionary site and I don't think there is a Spanish word "jockey" (La palabra jockey no está en el Diccionario.) I think the English word hockey translates to Spanish unchanged - as hockey - just like in the flashcards for lesson 2.4 which is correct. But the dictionary on this site says hockey = jockey.

Answer 1

Thanks for the feedback! This has been corrected.

Answer 2

I just looked. You are correct.

Good sleuthing, Chull. I'm sure it will be corrected soon.

Answer 3

Terrific to see errors corrected, but one persists - a parsing error we see in many entries parsed from the Velazquez dictionary. Here an example:

atrapar [ah-trah-par’] article & verb transitive

• 1). To catch, to trap, to lay hold of one who is running away.
• 2). To impose upon, to deceive.

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Atrapar is not an article. Moreover, in English we would write "transitive verb". I guess "verb transitive" is what is expanded from an original abbreviated entry "vt".