across
5. the previous 30 days that are defined as one of the 12 time periods in a year.
6. a person who is traveling or visiting a place for pleasure.
9. money in coins or notes, as distinct from checks, money orders, or credit.
10. a regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, livestock, and other commodities.
11. personal ornaments, such as necklaces, rings, or earrings, that are typically made from or contain jewels and precious metal.
12. something is high priced or costs a lot of money.
13. facility affording sleeping accommodations to the general public and situated within a hotel.
14. very pleasing to the eye, ear, mind, etc. ...
15. to create an image with a camera, to capture a picture.

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1. a p tents
2. a plac
3. ess
4. m f

Question

across
5. the previous 30 days that are defined as one of the 12 time periods in a year.
6. a person who is traveling or visiting a place for pleasure.
9. money in coins or notes, as distinct from checks, money orders, or credit.
10. a regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, livestock, and other commodities.
11. personal ornaments, such as necklaces, rings, or earrings, that are typically made from or contain jewels and precious metal.
12. something is high priced or costs a lot of money.
13. facility affording sleeping accommodations to the general public and situated within a hotel.
14. very pleasing to the eye, ear, mind, etc. ...
15. to create an image with a camera, to capture a picture.

down
1. a p tents
2. a plac
3. ess
4. m f

Accepted Answer

Let's solve each crossword clue:

### Across
5. The previous 30 days that are defined as one of the 12 time periods in a year.
   - A month is a period of about 30 days, and there are 12 months in a year. The word length: Let's check the grid. The answer is **month** (but wait, the grid for 5 across—wait, maybe "month" but let's check other clues. Wait, maybe "past month"? No, the clue says "the previous 30 days that are one of the 12 time periods". So "month" is 5 letters? Wait, maybe I misread. Wait, the grid for 5 across—let's see the grid. Wait, the 5 across in the grid: looking at the image, 5 across has letters? Wait, maybe the clue is for a word. Let's re-express: 12 time periods in a year, each ~30 days. So "month" is 5 letters? Wait, maybe "month" but let's check other clues.

6. A person who is traveling or visiting a place for pleasure.
   - A tourist. Let's check length. "Tourist" is 7 letters? Wait, the grid for 6 across: looking at the image, 6 across—maybe "tourist" but let's see. Wait, maybe "visitor"? No, "tourist" is more specific. Wait, the grid: 6 across—let's check the letters. Wait, the image shows some filled letters. Wait, maybe I should focus on the clues.

9. Money in coins or notes, as distinct from checks, money orders, or credit.
   - Cash. Length: 4 letters. "Cash" fits.

10. A regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, livestock, and other commodities.
    - Market. Length: 6 letters. "Market" fits.

11. Personal ornaments, such as necklaces, rings, or earrings, that are typically made from or contain jewels and precious metal.
    - Jewelry. Wait, "jewelry" is 7 letters? Or "jewels"? No, "jewelry" is the term. Wait, maybe "jewels" but no, "jewelry" is more accurate. Wait, length: let's see the grid. 11 across—maybe "jewelry" (7 letters) or "gems"? No, "jewelry" is correct.

12. Something is high priced or costs a lot of money.
    - Costly. Length: 6 letters. "Costly" fits.

13. Facility affording sleeping accommodations to the general public and situated within a hotel.
    - Room. Wait, "hotel room" but the clue is "facility... within a hotel". So "room" (4 letters) or "suite"? No, "room" is more common. Wait, length: 13 across—let's check the grid. The grid for 13 across: "la habitac..." (maybe "habitación" in Spanish? Wait, the crossword might be in Spanish? Wait, the grid has "la habitac..." which is Spanish for "the room". Wait, maybe the clues are in English but the grid has Spanish? Wait, the clue 13: "Facility affording sleeping accommodations... within a hotel"—in Spanish, "habitación" (room). But the clue is in English. Wait, maybe "room" (4 letters) but "habitación" is longer. Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Let's check the 15 across: "Tomar fotos" which is Spanish for "take photos". Oh! So the crossword is in Spanish, with English clues? Wait, 15 across: "To create an image with a camera, to capture a picture"—in Spanish, "tomar fotos" (take photos). So the answers are in Spanish.

Let's re-express the clues with Spanish answers:

5. The previous 30 days that are defined as one of the 12 time periods in a year.
   - "mes" (month) in Spanish. Wait, "el mes" (the month). The previous month? No, the clue says "the previous 30 days that are one of the 12 time periods". So "mes" (month) is 3 letters? Wait, the grid for 5 across: looking at the image, 5 across has letters: "e" at the top, then "mes" maybe? Wait, the grid shows "e" (top), then "mes" (maybe "mes" is 3 letters, but 5 across—wait, the numbering: 5 across, 6 across, etc. Let's check the 15 across: "Tomar fotos" (take photos) is filled as "Tomar fotos" (T o m a r _ _ _ f o t o s? Wait, the grid for 15 across: "T o m a r" (5 letters) then "f o t o s" (5 letters), with a space in between. So "Tomar fotos" is "take photos" in Spanish. So the answers are Spanish words.

Let's solve each clue with Spanish:

5. The previous 30 days (one of 12 time periods in a year) → "mes" (month) is 3 letters, but "el mes anterior" (the previous month) but the clue is "the previous 30 days that are one of the 12 time periods". So "mes" (month) is 3 letters. Wait, the grid for 5 across: the first letter is "e"? No, the grid shows 5 across with a vertical word. Wait, maybe I should look at the filled letters. The vertical word (down) with "d a" at the top: down 1: "d a _ _ _" (maybe "dato"? No). Wait, the horizontal clues (across) and vertical (down). Let's list the clues with Spanish answers:

**Across Clues (English) → Spanish Answers:**

5. The previous 30 days (1 of 12 time periods) → "mes" (month) is 3 letters, but "mes" is a month. Wait, "el mes" (the month). The previous month: "mes anterior" but the clue is "the previous 30 days that are one of the 12 time periods". So "mes" (month) is 3 letters.

6. A person traveling for pleasure → "turista" (tourist) (7 letters).

9. Money in coins/notes → "efectivo" (cash) (8 letters)? No, "cash" in Spanish is "efectivo" or "dinero en efectivo". Wait, the grid for 9 across: let's see the letters. The grid has "f r i s t a" (no, "f r i s t a" is part of a vertical word). Wait, 9 across: "Money in coins or notes" → "efectivo" (8 letters) but maybe "dinero" (6 letters). No, "efectivo" is more accurate.

10. Regular gathering for buying/selling → "mercado" (market) (7 letters).

11. Personal ornaments (necklaces, rings, etc.) → "joyas" (jewels) (5 letters) or "joyería" (jewelry) (8 letters).

12. High priced → "costoso" (6 letters) or "caro" (4 letters). Wait, the grid for 12 across: "c a r o" (filled as "caro") which is "expensive" in Spanish. So 12 across: "caro" (4 letters) matches the clue "Something is high priced or costs a lot of money" (caro in Spanish means expensive).

13. Facility with sleeping accommodations in a hotel → "habitación" (room) (10 letters) but the grid shows "la habitac..." (so "habitación" is 10 letters: h a b i t a c i ó n).

14. Very pleasing → "bonito" (6 letters) or "hermoso" (8 letters).

15. To create an image with a camera → "tomar" (take) + "fotos" (photos), so "tomar fotos" (take photos). The grid for 15 across: "T o m a r" (5 letters) then "f o t o s" (5 letters), so the missing word between "Tomar" and "fotos" is "las"? No, "Tomar fotos" is "take photos" (no article). Wait, the grid shows "T o m a r _ _ _ f o t o s" (3 letters missing). Wait, "Tomar las fotos" (take the photos) but "las" is 3 letters. So 15 across: "las" (3 letters) between "Tomar" and "fotos".

**Down Clues (partially visible):**

1. A p... tents (maybe "apartamento" but no).
2. A p... plac (maybe "plaza" but no).
3. e... es (maybe "estrella" but no).
4. m... f (maybe "mucho" but no).

But let's focus on the filled letters:

- 12 across: "c a r o" (caro) → matches "high priced" (caro = expensive).
- 15 across: "T o m a r" (tomar) + "f o t o s" (fotos) → "tomar fotos" (take photos), which matches "To create an image with a camera, to capture a picture".

If we need to solve a specific clue, let's pick 12 across:

**Clue 12 (Across):** Something is high priced or costs a lot of money.
- In Spanish, "caro" means expensive. The grid for 12 across is filled as "c a r o", so the answer is **caro**.

Or 15 across: "To create an image with a camera, to capture a picture" → "tomar fotos" (take photos). The grid has "T o m a r" (tomar) and "f o t o s" (fotos), so the action is "tomar" (to take), but the clue is "to create an image...", so "tomar" (take) is the verb. But the grid for 15 across: "T o m a r _ _ _ f o t o s" → the missing part is "las" (the), but the clue is "to create an image...", so the answer is "tomar" (to take) or "tomar fotos" (take photos).

Let's confirm 12 across:

Clue 12: "Something is high priced or costs a lot of money."
- Spanish word: "caro" (expensive). The grid shows "c a r o" filled, so the answer is **caro**.

### Final Answers (for specific clues):

- 12 across: caro
- 15 across: tomar (or tomar fotos)

If we take 12 across as the example:

# Explanation:
## Step1: Analyze the clue
The clue says "Something is high priced or costs a lot of money."

## Step2: Identify the Spanish word
In Spanish, "caro" means "expensive" (high - priced). The grid for 12 across is filled with "c a r o", which matches.

# Answer:
caro (for 12 across)

Or for 15 across:

# Explanation:
## Step1: Analyze the clue
The clue says "To create an image with a camera, to capture a picture."

## Step2: Identify the Spanish phrase/word
In Spanish, "tomar fotos" means "to take photos" (create an image with a camera). The grid shows "T o m a r" (tomar) and "f o t o s" (fotos), so the verb "tomar" (to take) is part of the answer.

# Answer:
tomar (for 15 across, or "tomar fotos" as the phrase)

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