57 From Deck 5 Single Item per line

Question 1

to conclude, to finish; to deduce, to infer; to end

Answer 1

concluir

Question 2

The week is over.

Answer 2

Concluyó la semana.

Question 3

This performance has ended.

Answer 3

Esta obra ha concluido.

Question 4

The meetings are over.

Answer 4

Las reuniones han concluido.

Question 5

They concluded that he was lying.

Answer 5

Ellos concluyeron que él mentía.

Question 6

What do you conclude from that (make of that)?

Answer 6

¿Qué concluyes a partir de eso?

Question 7

(to slice)
a. to cut

Answer 7

partir

Question 8

It’s time to cut the cake.

Answer 8

Es hora de partir el pastel.

Question 9

The river splits the city in two.

Answer 9

El río parte la ciudad en dos.

Question 10

to oppose

Answer 10

oponer (-go) (seems to be used with “me” “se” etc. a lot)

Question 11

He is opposed to the new plan.

Answer 11

Él se opone al nuevo plan.

Question 12

Does anyone oppose the new plan?

Answer 12

¿Alguien se opone al nuevo plan?

Question 13

Why are you opposed to this?

Answer 13

¿Por qué te opones a esto?

Question 14

He’s opposed to racial discrimination.

Answer 14

Él se opone a la discriminación racial.

Question 15

He has opposed the invasion.

Answer 15

Se ha opuesto a la invasión.

Question 16

to figure among, to be prominent; to represent, to be present

Answer 16

figurar

Question 17

She does not appear on the electoral roll

Answer 17

Ella no figura en el padrón electoral

Question 18

That character figures in many of her books.

Answer 18

Ese personaje figura en muchos de sus libros.

Question 20

You are imagining things. (Those are your immaginings)

Answer 20

Esos son figuraciones tuyas.

Question 21

This didn’t figure in my plans.

Answer 21

Esto no figuraba en mis planes.

Question 22

My name doesn’t appear on the list.

Answer 22

Mi nombre no figura en la lista.

Question 23

She has a very good figure.

Answer 23

Ella tiene muy buena figura.

Question 24

to concentrate

Answer 24

concentrar

Question 25

I have difficulty concentrating.

Answer 25

Me cuesta concentrarme.

Question 26

Tom is focused (concentrating).

Answer 26

Tom está concentrado.

Question 27

I’m trying to concentrate.

Answer 27

Estoy intentando concentrarme.

Question 28

I concentrated () on the lecture (or conference).(- my attention-)

Answer 28

Me concentré en la conferencia.

Question 29

Turn off the television. I can’t concentrate.

Answer 29

Apaga (Imperative) la televisión. No puedo concentrarme.

Question 30

to be unaware, to not know, to be ignorant of

Answer 30

ignorar

Question 31

How stupid!

Answer 31

¡Qué ignorancia!

Question 32

You will be ignored.

Answer 32

Serás ignorado.

Question 33

They ignored me.

Answer 33

Me ignoraron.

Question 34

You ignored me.

Answer 34

Me ignoraste.

Question 35

I was ignorant of your plan.

Answer 35

Ignoraba tu plan.

Question 36

They pretended ignorance.

Answer 36

Ellos fingían ignorancia

Question 37

to doubt

Answer 37

dudar

Question 38

No doubt

Answer 38

Sin duda!

Question 39

I doubt it.

Answer 39

Lo dudo.

Question 40

I have doubts.

Answer 40

Tengo dudas.

Question 41

Tom hesitated.

Answer 41

Tom dudó.

Question 42

There’s no doubt. There’s no room for doubt.

Answer 42

No cabe duda.

Question 43

I have serious doubts.

Answer 43

Tengo serias dudas.

Question 44

I never had any doubts.

Answer 44

Nunca tuve dudas.

Question 45

I really doubt it.

Answer 45

Realmente lo dudo.

Question 46

to rest

Answer 46

descansar

Question 47

Take a rest. (Plural)

Answer 47

Descansad.

Question 48

Do you want to rest?

Answer 48

¿Quieres descansar?

Question 49

I’m resting.

Answer 49

Estoy descansando.

Question 50

He needed to rest. (ongoing in past - IMP)

Answer 50

Él necesitaba descansar.

Question 51

Get some rest.

Answer 51

Descansa un poco. (2nd pers Imp)

Question 53

I must rest.

Answer 53

Tengo que descansar.