5 Flashcards
(152 cards)
1
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English Phrase
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Spanish Phrase
2
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While
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mientras
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Infinite
A
infinita
4
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Unreachable / unattainable
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Inalcanzable
5
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Reachable
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Alcanzable (Al can and is able to reach his goals)
6
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I am investing
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Estoy invirtiendo
7
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Taking exams to work in government
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Opositar (he’s studying to work for the opposing political party)
8
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I have a lot of stuff going on
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Tener muchos barcos en el mar
9
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The premiere
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El estreno (the premiere is where the stars/las estrellas meet)
10
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To use for the first time / to premiere
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estrenar (you estreno esta camiseta)
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The plot
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el argumento
12
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Topic
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El Tema
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To hold/fasten/secure
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Sujetar (sue, ne jette pas ca, hold onto it)
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Does that sound familiar / have you heard of it
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te suenas?
15
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A doorbell
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Un timbre
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To sound
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sonar
17
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Public speaker
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orador (orators or like matadors)
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Public speaking
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La oratoria
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Periods
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el periodo
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I broke up
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He roto
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To place / put
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Colocar
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To communicate / convey
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trasladar (communication is emotional translation)
23
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To transfer / move / relocate
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trasladar (I moved so everything had to be translated)
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Clumsy or slow person
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tronco (he plays like a tree trunk)
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Torso
tronco (his torso is like a tree trunk)
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Tree trunk
tronco
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In charge
encargado
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Ash
ceniza (sinning is a crime that will burn you and turn you to ash)
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Be reborn
renacer
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Swollen
Hinchado (I have a hinch that it’s swollen)
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Crutches
Muletas (move and let us sit, I’m on crutches)
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Butt
culo (cu)
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To get along with / hit it off with someone
pegarse (they were stuck like glue ever since they met)
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To spread / get stuck
Pegar (the beggar spread his disease)
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To crash into/bump into
Pegar (now I have to pay and take the car to the garage)
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To hit / slap
Pegar (I’m gonna peg you with my fist)
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To Stick/Glue
Pegar (pegasus’ wings are glued to its back)
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The Glue
Cola (I need glue for my collage) or Pegamento
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Line or queue
cola (ils sont tous coller dans la queue)
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Tail (of an animal)
cola (it wags its tail every time I drink Coca Cola)
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A ball
una bola
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To chew
Masticar (my scar comes from chewing a pointy bone)
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Soft / tender
blando (he’s soft and bland)
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Wallet
una cartera (wallets used to be carts full of coins in another era)
45
The teaching
La enseñanza
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A dance
Un baile (the man leads so its masculine)
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Doormat
Un Felpudo (he fell and poo’d on the doormat)
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Pleasant / agreeable
Amena (I’m in a peaceful place)
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To impact
impactar
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Purpose
Propósito (He discovered his purpose after he proposed to his gf. It was to be a husband)
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Jungle
selva (Jason Silva loves the jungle)
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Pack my bags
hacer mis maletas
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To pack
empacar
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It was about
se trataba de un
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A title or headline
un titular
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Ants
hormigas (Oh Me God, look at all those ants!)
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Plagued / infested / filled with
plagado
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Belly
vientre (ventre)
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Grasshopper
saltamontes (ils sautent et ils montent!)
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Eyelashes
pestañas (eyelashes can be such pests if you’re anal about them)
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Cheek
mejilla (‘mi hija’ she said as she grabbed her cheek)
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Pale
pálido
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Foreseen / expected / planned
previsto (pre-vision)
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To tremble
Temblar (the Spanish tremble but without an r)
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Skepticism
escepticismo (skepticism just with an Eh before it)
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Abyss
abismo (the abyss is abysmal)
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Laughter
Una Risa (rier)
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That’s it
eso es
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Download
Bajar
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I give up / I give in
me rindo (the ring leader gave up/gave in)
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To surrender / give up
Rendirse (se rendre)
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Device
dispositivo (I have a different disposition after I use the red light device)
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To blink
parpadear
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To click
pinchar
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To prick/poke/stab
pinchar
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Plug in
enchufar
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A Spot
mancha
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Hamstring
Isquiotibiales (I skiid in Tibidabo and hurt my hammy)
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Calf
gemelo (melo has the biggest calves)
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What was I gonna say
Que iba a dec
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That works for me
me viene bien
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Knee
rodilla (gotta roll out the muscle to heal the knee)
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To order
mandar (it’s always the man that gives the orders)
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To send
mandar (man that’s far, you’re gonna send me there??)
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Cigarette
cigarro (in Spain, they treat cigarettes like cigars, they don’t smoke that much)
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Mixed up / confused / messy / disorganized
revuelto (pretty much when things are revolved around each other and mish-mashed, whether that’s eggs, a room or internally)
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Scrambled
revuelto
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Puddle
charco (there’s gonna be a puddle of charcoal once I’m done practicing)
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Bald
Calvo (he’s so good looking that even if he were bald he would still model for Calvin Klein)
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Vacant / unused / wasteland
baldio (the land was bald) (un terreno baldio)
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Matter / issue / subject
asunto (ah, soon this matter/issue will come to light)
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Notes
apuntes
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To write down / take note of something
apuntar (a putain, I need to note that down)
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Charming / flirtatious
coqueto (kinda seems cocky)
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Wavy
ondulado
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Wave (smaller, rippling waves)
onda (no need to sorry about the waves, on peut dancer)
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Wave (ocean or large waves)
ola (hola hermano, he said while passing me on the wave)
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Behind / back
atras (she is attractive from behind/from the back)
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Fifth
quinto (King Tut was the 5th king)
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So / therefore / thus
Por (lo) tanto (therefore, I’m gonna give it so much of what I got)
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Full / satisfied
saciado (satiated) (I.e I’m full -> estoy saciado)
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Order / command
mandamiento (Man-does-the mientos of tyrants)
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Tense
tensa
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Knife
cuchillo (I cut it in half so that it’s para tu y yo)
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Fork
tenedor (two forks have ten fingers)
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Spoon
cuchara (around like a circle)
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Ornament / decoration
adorno (j’adore nos decorations!)
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Lock
Cerradura (cerra la puerta dura con la cerradura)
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Courage
coraje / valor / valentia (Valentin has a lot of courage)
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Ticket (parking ticket)
una multa
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Ticket (transportation)
bolero / billete
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Ticket (movie, concert, event)
entrada
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To get hooked
engancharse
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The plot (in a story)
la trama (the plot was nothing but trauma)
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To require
requerir
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You look great
te ves genial
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Picky
tiquismiquis
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Lazy
perezoso (Les pedes son so lazy)
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Journal
diario (diary)
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Daily
diarios
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To be missing
faltar
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To leave
dejar
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To be left
quedar (quedan 3 huevos)
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To fit
Caber (ex. En mi cacerola caben 8 huevos) -> we can’t all fit in the cab)
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Pot
una cacerola (to make a pot you have to break it and roll it)
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Pan
una sarten (sorry, ten eggs cannot fit in this pan)
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Boiled eggs
huevos hervidos / huevos duros
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To boil
hervir (hiervo, hierves, hervimos…(her vie depended on boiling water)
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To burn / be very hot
quemar (que Ammar gets hot in this weather)
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To meet up with
quedar con (que? Necesito dar dinero para meet up with him)
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To look (i.e clothes)
quedar (to look great)
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To go to bed / lie down
acostarse (don’t accost me in bed)
133
Side walk
acera (lo han cerrado)
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By the way
por cierto (btw the concierto is tomorrow)
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A stop (bus stop)
una parada (stop (bus stop))
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Rusty
oxidado (mi inglés es muy oxidado) -> it rusts because it lacks oxygen
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Band-aid
Tirita (ne le tires pas!)
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Portrait
retrato (every time I try to take a portrait of her she retreats)
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Through
a traves (traverse la riviere to get through it)
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To sail
navegar (Columbus navegares the seas)
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Therefore
por tanto (you tanned everything, therefore you have a burn)
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Anyway
en fin (anyway, at the end nothing matters)
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Tool
una herramienta (her and her mentiras was her tool for getting guys)
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To take
coger (take the bus)
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To grab
coger (grab my jacket)
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To catch
coger (catch a sickness)
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Stove / heater
estufa (es tu falta that the light keeps going out…you keep the stove and heater on)
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To be on (devices)
estar puesta/o (I pwessed it on, (says a child)
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It’s Matt
soy Matt (it’s matt, son of you, God)
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Device
aparato / gadget (apareil photo is his favorite device)
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Sword
espada (take the l as a sword to protect your back)
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Sheep
oveja (Oh! Veja la oveja!)
