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barefoot

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descalzo

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doubtful

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dudoso
- de duda

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personality

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la personalidad

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“even still”

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aun así

also means, ‘still’, ‘even then’

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jump

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saltar, un salto

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to tangle (2), a tangle (collection of disordered things)

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  • enredar (-se) or enmarañar (-se)
  • el enredo or la maraña
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straw

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la pajita

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could

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yo: podría ( podría comer - i could eat)
tu: podrías
el/ella/usted: podría
nos: podríamos (podríamos cambiar - we could change)
vos: podrías
ellos/ustedes: podrían

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requirement

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el requisito

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like this (in this manner) (2)

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  1. así (Agarra los palillos así cuando los usas)
  2. de esta manera. (Es más fácil freír el huevo de esta manera.)
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to retract

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retraer

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luckily

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Por suerte

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interivew

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la entrevista

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crane

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una grúa (groo-ah)

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complex (adj; 2), complexity (noun)

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  1. complejo/complejo
  2. complicado, complicada

la complejidad

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enemy

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el enemigo, la enemiga

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parade

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el desfile

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to point

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apuntar

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a break

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un descanso

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trial (legal)

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el juicio (hooee-thyoh)

trial as in ‘test’: la prueba
el juicio also means: good sense

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speed

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la velocidad

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to nail, a nail

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clavar, el clavo

nail (body): la uña

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the appearance (act of appearing)

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la aparición

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around (on all sides of something; NOT its proximity to something)

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alrededor

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to decide
decidir (deh-thee-deer) Sub: decid-a Prog: decidiendo PP: decidido
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line (mark)
``` la línea la raya (also means stripe) ```
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estar
1. express a quality; Este pastel de chocolate está delicioso. 2. express a quality (looks) Estás muy guapa hoy. 3. express an emotion or state 4. to be located: La casa está delante de la iglesia. 5. to be present: No está en casa. 6. to be on (vacation, trip, call) 7. to be working as; Está de dentista; He's working as a dentist 8. La fiesta será en mi casa. 9. used to express time; Era de noche cuando llegaron; son las... 10. Passive Voice: El edificio fue diseñado por un equipo de arquitectos
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copper
cobre
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old (adj)
viejo or vieja the elderly: los viejos Viejo/vieja can be used for a thing, person or place meaning old. antiguo/Antigua is used to describe things or places only, and it means "super old", vintage, ancient or antique.
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property
la propiedad
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chopsticks
los palillos
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to lick, a lick
lamer, la lamida, el lametazo Prog: lamiendo PP: lamido
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tremendous
tremendo
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to straighten (2)
1. enderezar (ehn-deh-reh-thahr) sub: enderec-e prog: enderezando pp: enderezado 2. poner derecho hair or clothes: alisar
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to (result in) I will remove the bone to create more space
para Voy a quitar el hueso para crear más espacio
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cane
el bastón
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hand rail (2)
el pasamanos or una barandilla
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to pity
"tener lástima a" OR compadecer Yo (Pres): cer → zco (compadezco) Sub: compadezc-a Prog: compadeciendo PP: compadecido
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to deny (to declare untrue or to withhold something)
negar (niego, niegas, niega, niegan)
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to bother, to annoy, to disturb
molestar-se also means 1. to hurt
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to sail, sailing
navegar, la navegación a vela
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to speed up (the process or a person)
1. person: acelerarse 2. process acelerar (ah-theh-leh-RAHR)
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survival
la supervivencia
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to catch (2)
coger (in general) 1. sickness (i caught the flue): pillar (colloquial) 2. by suprise (he caught be smiling): pillar or coger 3. to transport (i need to catch the bus): coger
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sickly sweet (flavour)
empalagoso
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to expand (2)
expandir or ampliar
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intern
el/la pasante
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lamp
la lámpara (LAHM-pah-rah)
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competition
el concurso
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to exercise (3), exercise
**hacer** **ejercicio** or **ejercitar** or **ejercitarse** (to work out ones self) el ejercicio
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ladder
la escalera also means stairs
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focus (perspective)
el enfoque
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sharp (definition ex. imaging)
claro, marcado, nítido
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judge
el juez, la jueza
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middle finger
dedo corazón
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to stabilize, stability
estabilizar, la estabilidad
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the witness
El testigo
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museum
el museo
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to hesitate (2)
1. dudar (also means 'to doubt') * Si tienes alguna pregunta, no dudes en llamarme. * I hesitated because: Dudé porque 2. vacilar
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to adjust (3) adjustment (3)
1. ajustar (mechanism, instrument; ah-hoos-tahr) 2. regular (temperature, speed, volume) 3. modificar (to modify) - --- 1. adjustment: el ajuste 2. alteration: el cambio, la modificación, la alteración 3. adaption: la adaptación
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provide (4)
proveer suministrar proporcionar prestar (service)
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focus (perspective) A new leader will bring a change in focus.
el enfoque
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population, to populate
la población (poh-blah-thyohn), poblar
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enjoy! (2)
1. used to wish someone a good meal: buen provecho 2. used to wish someone a good time: Diviértete
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to be used to (something)
estar acostumbrado a do not confuse with "to used to": soler in imprefect
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pity (shame; 2; not referring to pity as in compassion; "it's a shame"
la lástima la pena
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to park ( a car)
aparcar
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to be (ser; 10)
1. used to talk about characteristics 2. used to indicate origin 3. to serve as; El lápiz es para escribir, no para lanzar. 4. used to talk about prices 5. to be composed of; El casillero antiguo de mi abuela es de roble 6. used to indicate possession 7. to take place; La fiesta será en mi casa. 8. La fiesta será en mi casa. 9. used to express time; Era de noche cuando llegaron; son las... 10. Passive Voice: El edificio fue diseñado por un equipo de arquitectos yo: soy, eres, es, somos, sois, son pret: fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, imper: era, eras, era, eramos, era, erais conditional: seria future: Sub: sea/seas/sea/seamos...| fuera, fueras, fueran | fuere, fueres, fuerémos, Prog: siendo PP: sido
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to be (ser;
1.
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to used to do something
soler in imprefecto solía, solías, solía, solíamos, solíais, solían Solíamos irnos de vacaciones a San Sebastián
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bomber jacket
la cazadora
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to scratch 1. to scrape (3) 2. to relieve an itch 3. to mark 4. to cross off 5. to remove by scratching
1. rayar, rasguñar 2. rascarse, rasguñarse 3. grabar 4. tachar 5. rasgar * el arañazo or el rasguño (injury) * el rasguño or la rayon (scratch on a surface ie wall, floor, etc)
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countertop
la encimera
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issue or matter (topic of discussion)
el asunto situation or concern: la problema
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inability
la incapacidad ability: la habilidad or la capacidad
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regulation
la regulación
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random (4)
1. at random or randomly (lacking a definite pattern, they do random checks): **al alzar** 2. statistics (numbers): **aleatorio** A random number generator/ un generador de números aleatorios 3. weird (that was random!) **raro** 4. unexpected (an unexpected surprise): inesperado
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to rub
frotar
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guest
el/la invitado/a
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to pity
"tener lástima a" OR compadecer ( Yo (Pres): cer → zco (compadezco) Sub: compadez-a Prog: compadeciendo PP: compadindo
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i have to go
me tengo que ir
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favourable
favorable(fah-boh-rah-bleh)
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to shine, shine
brillar, el brillo
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manufacturer
el/la fabricante
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ am missing \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ (to be lacking WHEN IT BELONGS TO YOU/OWNED BY YOU) they are missing their shoes she is missing her tooth
* i: me falta * you are missing: te falta * le falta * nos falta * os falta * les falta Les faltan los zapatos le falta el diente
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to dress (to put on)
vestir (behs-teer) yo, tu, usted, ustedes: e → i (visto, vistes, visten) vestirse (to put clothes on onesself)
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to offer, an offer
ofrecer (oh-freh-thehr), la oferta Yo (Pres): cer → zco (ofrezco) Sub: ofrezc-a Prog: ofreciendo PP: ofrecido
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rough
áspero (AHS-peh-roh)
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zoo
el zoológico (thoh-oh-loh-hee-koh)
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let's hope so
esperemos que sí/ esperemos que así sea esperemos que este sea el último - hopefully this is the last one
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"so that it's " + ...
para que sea
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to decide, a decision
decidir (deh-thee-deer), una decisión Sub: decid-a Prog: decidiendo PP: decidido
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1. runner 2. swimmer
1. el corredor, la corredora 2. el nadador, la nadadora
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flash (of light)
el destello flash (photography): el flash
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shelf
el estante or la repisa
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to speed up (the process or a person or car)
1. person: acelerarse 2. process acelerar (ah-theh-leh-RAHR)
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deflated
desinflado or pinchado flat (level): plano
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to catch (hook)
enganchar
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to ask questions
hacer una pregunta
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drying rack (clothes) or clotheslines
un tendedero
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earthquake
el terremoto
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hopefully (3)
1. esperemos que 2. con suerte 3. es de esperar que * Espero que OR Esperemos (use with subjunctive - WEIRDO)
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suspecious
sospechoso
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hygiene
higiene (ee-HYEH-neh)
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feedback
el feedback
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i have to go
me tengo que ir
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shelf
el estante (m)
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focus (concentration) A good elite athlete never loses focus while in competition.
la concentración (kohn-thehn-trah-THYOHN)
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witness
el testigo (m), la testigo (f)
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blind
ciego
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fabric (clothing)
la tela
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to usually do something, to tend to do something They tend to eat a lot of fast food There are usually a lot of parties on the beach
soler Yo (Pres): o → ue (suelo, sueles, suelen) Suelen comer mucha comida rápida
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to take
tomar Sub: tom-e, tom Prog: tomando PP: tomado
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to wave (move something back and forth)
agitar also means 'to shake'
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there was (past tense of 'there is' → 'hay')
había
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sharp (ability to cut)
afilado, puntiagudo
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to lick, a lick (3)
la lamida or el lametazo or la lengüetada lamer Prog: lamiendo PP: lamido
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to brake
frenar also means to contain (to check, slow down, curb, restrain, etc)
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line (row of people)
``` la cola la fila (sequence of people or things ex. taxis) ```
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to spray, a spray (3)
rociar (yo, tu, usted, ustedes; i→ í) el rocío, el espray, el aerosol
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to prolong
prolongar
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reinforce
reforzar (refuerzo, refuerzes, refuerze, refuerzen) | (rreh-fohr-THAHR)
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focus (concentration)
la concentración (kohn-thehn-trah-THYOHN)
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to cage
enjaular (ehn-how-LAHR)
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wheel ((revolving object))
la rueda (RR-WHEH-dah)
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to develop, development (2)
desarrollar, el desarrollo or la evolución desarrollo: also means property development
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advanced
avanzado
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athlete
el/la deportista, el/la atleta
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so that
para que If you are going to carrying out an action first SO THAT another action may be carried out → conditional/uncertainty → subjunctive I will remove this tooth so that there is space for the other. Voy a quitar este diente para que HAYA espacio para el otro.
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separation
la separación
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to finalize
ultimar to finish: terminar, finalizar
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sailing (sport)
la vela
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notes
los apuntes
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to focus on (2)
1. to pay particular attention to centrarse en, concentrarse en I have to focus on studying if I'm going to pass history class. 2. (to direct one's efforts to) centrar en, concentrar en In this climate, I need to focus my energy on political activism.
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a wave (sudden occurrence)
la oleada
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approach (method) We reached the same conclusion but with a very different approach.
el enfoque (m)
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strike
la huelga
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storage
el almacenamiento el almacenaje
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to deny (to withhold something)
negar or denegar
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gate
la puerta (also means 'the door')
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paws (depends on animal)
1. la pata (dog) 2. la garra OR la zarpa (tiger, lion, cat, bear)
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debris (building)
los escombros
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a squeak (3; to emit a shrill sound)
1. mechanical: un chirrido 2. person or animal: un chillido 3. shoes: el crujido
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thickness
el grueso grueso is also also an adjective: 'thick'
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morning (adj; morning routine)
matutino, matutina
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to lose weight
bajar de peso
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to catch (by surprise)
coger or pillar
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to recognize
reconocer Yo (Pres): cer → zco (reconozco) Sub: reconozc-a Prog: reconociendo PP: reconocido
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to lean (3) 1. to incline (used with 'to' it leans to...) 2. to support oneself (used with 'on' or 'against') 3. inclined towards
1. estar inclinado hacia 2. apoyarse en 3. inclinarse por
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sport
un deporte
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foreign (unfamiliar)
ajeno/a, extraño/a
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to enjoy
disfrutar
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flag
la bandera
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to enjoy
disfrutar
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detail, to detail
detallar, el detalle in detail: en detalle or con detalle
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envy
envidia
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a shield
el escudo
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to deny (to declare untrue)
negar (niego, niegas, niega, niegan)
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a wave (water)
la ola | (incl. weather ex. heat wave is la ola de calor)
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tire
el neumático
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player
un jugador, una jugadora
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deaf
sordo
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to lower
bajar
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no wonder
No es de extrañar
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cupboard (2)
la alacena or el armario el armario also means wardrobe or closet (for clothing)
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to boycott, a boycott
boicotear, el boicot yo: boicoteo, boicotea, boicoteas
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to contain
contener
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to take into account
1. tener en cuenta 2. tomar en cuenta
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Swimming
la natación
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to slouch
1. andar encorvado (while walking) 2. repantigarse
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essential (2)
imprescindible (eem-prrehs-theen-DEE-bleh) esencial
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bet (wager), to bet
apostar, la apuesta
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to lean (to support oneself; used with "on" or "against")
apoyarse en Mi abuelo se apoya en su bastón para caminar. apoyar - El albañil apoyó la escalera contra la pared.
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objective
objetivo
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to list (2)
1. hacer una lista de (in writing) 2. enumerar (verbally)
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category
la categoría
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suddenly
De repente
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strip
la tira (narrow piece)
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darkness
la oscuridad
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behaviour
el comportamiento
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steering wheel
el volante
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eagle
El águila
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analyze, analysis
analizar, el análisis
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a fine
una multa
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mess
el desorden messy substance: la porquería ¿Qué es esta porquería que está en la alfombra?
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fireworks
Los fuegos artificiales
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furniture
los muebles (mooeh-bleh)
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on the side (food)
aparte
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appearance (looks)
el aspecto
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a burst (n and adj)
el estallido adj: pinchado or reventado (burst tire)
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however
sin embargo, no obstante
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regular basis, regularly
regularmente
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to consume
consumir prog consumiendo PP:consumido
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sharp (smart)
agudo. augdo can be used to also describe 1. pain: 'acute' or 'sharp', 'severe'
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a cage
la jaula (how-lah)
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a burst (of activity)
el arranque De repente, se oyó un arranque de actividad en la calle abajo.
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the capacity (available space or ability)
la capacidad
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to be (ser; 10)
1. used to talk about characteristics 2. used to indicate origin 3. to serve as; El lápiz es para escribir, no para lanzar. 4. used to talk about prices 5. to be composed of; El casillero antiguo de mi abuela es de roble 6. used to indicate possession 7. to take place; La fiesta será en mi casa. 8. La fiesta será en mi casa. 9. used to express time; Era de noche cuando llegaron; son las... 10. Passive Voice: El edificio fue diseñado por un equipo de arquitectos yo: soy, eres, es, somos, sois, son pret: fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, imper: era, eras, era, eramos, era, erais conditional: seria future: Sub: sea/seas/sea/seamos...| fuera, fueras, fueran | fuere, fueres, fuerémos, Prog: siendo PP: sido; Ha sido una fiesta divertid
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i am going to ask you some questions
voy a hacerle algunas preguntas
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to shake (2)
agitar, sacudir
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to rebel, a rebel
rebelarse el/la rebelde
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``` focus (subject being discussed) the focus of today's class is 'chemistry'. ```
el enfoque
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to burst
reventar, estallar
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to hand in
entregar (also means to deliver) pret (yo): entregUé (ehn-treh-GWAY)
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good luck
buena suerte
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treasure
un tesoro
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translucent
translúcido
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should (2)
"tener que" or deberí- yo: debería ( debería comer - i should eat) tu: deberías el/ella/usted: debería nos: podríamos (deberíamos cambiar - we should change) vos: deberíais ellos/ustedes: deberían note: deber also means (2): 1. to owe 2. to must/should (obligation)
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to take
tomar
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to enlarge (2)
ampliar (yo, tu, usted, ustedes; i→ í) agrandar
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to wonder; i wonder if, i was wondering...
preguntarse Me pregunto si.... Me preguntaba ... Nos preguntábamos si el tratamiento se puede hacer
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to recommend
recomendar yo, tu, usted, ustedes: e → ie (recomiendo, recomiendas, recomienda, recomiendan) Sub: recomiend-e- Prog: recomendando PP: recomendado
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to burp, a burp
eructar, el eructo
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sleep
el sueño
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presence
la presencia
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to behave (person or machine; 2)
comportarse (person or machine) funcionar (machine)
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slippery (3)
resbaladizo/a resbaloso/a escurridizo/a
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foreign (overseas)
extranjero
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request
la solicitud, la petición
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to wave, a wave (with hand)
saludar con la mano el gesto or el saludo con la mano to wave over (to get attention of someone): hacer señas
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to review, a review
revisar la revisión
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to be (ser; 10)
1. used to talk about characteristics 2. used to indicate origin 3. to serve as; El lápiz es para escribir, no para lanzar. 4. used to talk about prices 5. to be composed of; El casillero antiguo de mi abuela es de roble 6. used to indicate possession 7. to take place; La fiesta será en mi casa. 8. ?? 9. used to express time; Era de noche cuando llegaron; son las... 10. Passive Voice: El edificio fue diseñado por un equipo de arquitectos yo: soy, eres, es, somos, sois, son pret: fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, imper: era, eras, era, eramos, era, erais conditional: seria future: Sub: sea/seas/sea/seamos...| fuera, fueras, fueran | fuere, fueres, fuerémos, Prog: siendo PP: sido; Ha sido una fiesta divertid
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to meet
encontrarse or reunirse remember 1. to meet (to get to know): conocer 2. to comply/reach: cumplir con
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sorrow
la pena also means pity
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court
el tribunal, la corte
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absent
ausente (ow-sehn-teh) or sin
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food bowl (animals)
el comedero
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waves (physics)
la onda also used when describing shape or design (ex. wavy hir)
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to extend (2)
extender, tender yo, tu, usted, ustedes: e → ie (extiendo, extiendes, extiende, extienden) yo, tu, usted, ustedes: e → ie (tiendo, tiendes, tiende, tienden)
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fence (2)
1. wire fence: alambrada 2. others: la valla OR la cerca
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be caused by
ser causado por ser causada por
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earthquake
el terremoto or el seísmo
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edible
comestible
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keyboard, key
el teclado, la tecla
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a slope (incline)
* la cuesta * la pendiente *
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alive
vivo or viva
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leader
el/la líder
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flame
la llama
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to resign (2)
renunciar or dimitir
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to climb
escalar
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candle
la vela
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to ring (to make a sound)
sonar yo, tu, usted, ustedes: o → ue (sueno, suenas, suena, suenan) 1. El teléfono estuvo sonando toda la mañana 2. Mi ordenador suena si pulso muchas teclas a la vez. 3. El despertador sonó en medianoche
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midnight
medianoche
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to turn around
dar la vuelta or darse vuelta ¿Puedes darte la vuelta en la silla? doy, das, da, damos, dais, dan di, diste, dio, dimos, disteis, dieron
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abyss
el abismo
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poisonous (2)
venenoso tóxico
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sleep walker
el sonámbulo
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to overwhelem 1. to overpower emotionally 2. to overburden
1. agobiar
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a pause, to pause (2)
* la pausa * hacer una pausa or parar
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offensive
ofensivo
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that's it! (to indicate that no further action is needed)
ya está ya está has other meanings 1. 'is now' 2. 'he/she/it's already' * Ya está aquí, así que vamos - He's already here, so let's go. * Acaba de llegar y ya está diciendo que se quiere ir - She just arrived and she's already saying she wants to leave. * Nuestro planeta ya está perdiendo hasta tres especies por día.
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hiding place
el escondrijo
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he/she/it's ALREADY.....
Ya está * Ya está aquí, así que vamos - He's already here, so let's go. * Acaba de llegar y ya está diciendo que se quiere ir - She just arrived and she's already saying she wants to leave.
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to gossip, gossip
chismear, el chisme
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living
viviente
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as soon as
tan pronto como
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frying pan
el or la sartén
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pot (culinary; 2)
1. la olla 2. la cacerola (f)
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pumpkin
la calabaza
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evil
malvado
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gang (2)
1. la banda (group of criminals) 2. la pandilla (can also mean group of friends)
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to stir (2)
revolver, remover ## Footnote yo, tu, usted, ustedes: o → ue (remuevo, remueves, remueve, remueven)
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to blame, the blame (fault or guilt)
culpar, la culpa
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a blade (metal)
hoja 1. leaf 2. page or sheet
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to compare, comparison 'compared to'
comparar, la comparación compared to: comparada/o con comparison to: en comparación con
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tiny
minúsculo
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vendedor
el vendedor or la vendedora
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swollen (2)
1. hinchado, hinchada 2. inflamado, inflamada
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to complete
completar
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hostage
el rehén, la rehén
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patient information leaflet or directions for use (medicine)
el prospecto can also just mean: a "pamphelt" or "leaflet"
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entry (2)
1. la entrada 2. el ingreso (also means 'admission')
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income
1. 1. los ingresos 2. 2. la renta
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to rent
alquilar
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entrance
la entrada
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the arrival
la llegada
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script
el guion (gee-yon)
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speech (oral address)
el discurso ## Footnote speech (ability to talk): el habla
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helpful or useful
útil
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key (4)
1. opens lock: **la llave** 2. code (password): **la clave** 3. crucial element: **la clave** 4. note or chord (music): **la clave or el tono**
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reluctant
reacio (ser)
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@
arroba
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'willing to' or 'eager to' or 'wanting to' * Marcos is a student willing to learn
con ganas de * Marcos es un alumno con ganas de aprender, also means 'looking foward to'
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to sign up; to enroll (in a course or a school)
1. apuntar 2. inscribirse 3. matricularse 4. enrolarse Apuntar also means to 1: 'to aim' 2: to point ('at', 'out', with a finger) ex. "he pointed at the map" or "she pointed out that" 3: to take note
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to progress, progress, progression
1. progresar 2. el progreso, el desarrollo, el curso, la evolución 3. la evolución or la progresión
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significantly or considerably
1. considerablemente 2. significativamente
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honestly (2)
honestamente, sinceramente
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item
el artículo
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reliable
fiable fiable also means 'trustworthy'
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to panic
entrar en pánico
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venga (3; slang)
1. come on! (expressing a hurried state) 2. hurry up ((expressing encouragement) non slang: venga is the subjunctive of venir (to come)
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job
el trabajo what job do you do: a qué te dedicas?
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to slice, a slice
rebanar or cortar (means to cut) a slice 1. la rebanada (bread or pizza): can be used in general for all 2. la loncha (cheese or ham) 3. el trozo (cake)
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the extent
1. the reach: **el alcance** 1. *el alcance del daño es desconocido* 2. **the amount**: **la medida** or **el grado** or **la punto** 1. *Hasta cierto* medida*, todos tenemos miedo al dolor.* 2. El café, y en un grado menor, la inspiración, me ayudarán a sobrellevar el día. 3. *Necesitamos saber hasta qué punto es responsable del accidente.* ## Footnote *Punto: also means "point"...so "to a certain point = to a certain extent)*
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llevar
1. to wear 2. to take * to transport something (to take, to bring, to carry) * to escort someone (he took me to his room) * to spend time (it took 20 mins; i have been studying for 3 hours; Llevo cuatro horas estudiando ) to transport something (to take, to bring, to carry) **3. to have done something BUT in the process of still doing that action (used with past participle)** * Lleva comidos cuatro trozos de pizza. She has already eaten four slices of pizza. 4.
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regardless regardless of
independientemente de OR sin importar
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to attend (to be present at or to go to)
asistir a To attend to someone (to wait upon): atender yo, tu, usted, ustedes: et → iet atiendo, atiendes, atiende, atienden
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could (5)
1. **_past of "can"_** * He could play the piano when he was three. * Sabía tocar el piano a los tres años. 1. **_Past Conditional: PODÍA_** * Joe said he would help us if he could get off work early. * *Joe dijo que nos ayudaría si **podía** salir temprano del trabajo.* * We would move if we could afford anything bigger. * *Nos mudaríamos si **pudiéramos** permitirnos algo más grande pero todo es demasiado caro.* 1. **_Suggestion: Podría_** * I could take your aunt to her hospital appointmen. * yo **podría** llevar a tu tía a su cita en el hospital. * You could try him on his cell phone. * ***Podrías** llamarlo al celular.* 1. polite questions and requests 2. indicating possibility
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to handle or manage or to deal with
manejar Cuando manejas una situación difícil, tienes que mantener la calma.
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i don't care
no me importa
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to light
1. enceneder (also means to turn on/activate) yo, tu, usted, ustedes (en → ien) enciendo, enciendes, enciende, encienden apagar: to turn off and to also put out
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defense
la defensa
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to pray, prayer
rezar, una plegaria
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to shape (3)
dar forma or moldear or formar
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to take apart, to undo,
deshacer can also mean to mess up or ruin armar - to put together
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a curse or spell
un maleficio
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alleyway
el callejón
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hallway
el pasillo
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to escape, an escape 1. flee from danger (person or thing) 2. to flee (jail, run away, elope) 3. general escape: the bear has escaped the zoo!
1. huir 2. fugarse 2. escapar ----- el escapo
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dread
el pavor El pavor que siento cuando tengo que hablar en público es inmenso.
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cautious
cauteloso
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costume, to dress in costume
el disfraz, disfrazarse
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wand
la varita
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relative (family;2)
el pariente, la pariente ## Footnote OR el familiar
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relative (
relativo
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controversy
la polémica
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increasing (adjective) There seems to be an increasing gap
creciente Parece haber un desfase creciente It is increasing rapidly: using the verb → aumentar está aumentando rápidamente
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gap (6)
# 1. el espacio 2. space between comptetitiors: el hueco 3. time: el intervalo 4. a disparity (3): la brecha, la distancia, la diferencia 5. missing part: el vacío or la laguna 6. fill in the blank (gap): el espacio en blanco vacio (adj): empty la laguna: also means lake, pool, lagoon.
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hole
el hueco or el agujero ## Footnote el agujero can be used more specifically for a hole that is a cavity.
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rapidly
rápidamente
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to consist of
consistir
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there was
1. **HUBO**: used to talk about a short or defined period of time * There was a parade in the center of the city yesterday. * Ayer hubo un desfile en el centro de la ciudad. 2. **HABÍA**: used to talk about a long or undefined period of time or routine * There was a restaurant on the corner before that we used to go to a lot. * Antes había un restaurante en la esquina que frecuentábamos
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sale (2)
1. **LA REBAJA**: lowering of prices 2. **LA VENTA**: act of selling
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credibility
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episode and season
episode: el capítulo or el episodio season: la temporada
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apply
aplicar
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bump
1. el bulto 2. el chichón (m) (on the head) 3. el bache (m) (on the road)
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next to (2)
al lado de * The teacher's desk is next to the chalkboard. * El escritorio del maestro está al lado del pizarrón. junto al
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to agree
estar de acuerdo
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to gift, a gift
regalar present: el regalo (RREH-GAH-low)
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a nightmare
una pesadilla
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to carry (2)
cargar or llevar
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to capture
capturar, la captura
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deer (2)
1. el venado 2. un cierv * el cuerno: antlers (or the horn of an animal)
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hope
la esperanza
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to smooth
alisar
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Dejar * to let/allow * to leave
to let/allow (usually in pret.) * Let me: déjame * I let her go to the party:La dejé ir a la fiesta. * She let him escape: Ella lo dejó escapar To Leave * I left the book in the car: Dejé el libro en el coche * Can you leave the door open?: ¿Puedes dejar la puerta abierta? * I am leaving you this book: Te estoy dejando este libro. * I leave the door open and then I heard him laugh: Dejo la puerta abierta y luego lo escucho reír *
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aftertaste (3)
el regusto el post gusto el dejo
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managable
manejable
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Quedar (5)
**_1. to be left/ to remain/to be left over (usted/ustedes conjugation only)_** * QUEDAR (usted/ustedes conjugation only) + NOUN * Similar to Gustar * ind: queda or quedan | pret: quedó or quedaron * ¿**QuedAN asientoS** para nosotros? Are there any seats left for us? * Solo **queda la fachada** de la casa. Just the front of the house remains. * No nos **quedan huevos.** We don't have any eggs left. * **Quedó bastante pollo** para alimentar a los perros. There was enough chicken left over to feed to the dog * *_​2. to arrange to meet (to arrange to see)_** * to meet*: conocer or encontrarse con * ¿Dónde quedamos? Where shall we meet? * Quedamos en la puerta principal. We **agreed** to meet at the front door. **_3. to be (to be located)_** * El restaurante **queda a tres calles de aquí**. The restaurant is three streets away from here. **4. to fit (size)** * La talla M aún me queda. A medium still fits me. **5. to be, to become OR to end up (**pointing to a result) * Brasil e Italia se **quedaron** con el 2-0. Brazil and Italy **ended** **up** with a 2-0 score * Cuando terminas con una relación con tu pareja, ¿**quedan** como amigos o no se hablan más? When you break up with your partner, do **you** **become** just friends or do you not talk with each other any more? * Los cocineros **quedaron** sorprendidos al descubrir la gran variedad de maíces que existen en el estado de Tlaxcala. The cooks **were** surprised to discover the great variety of corns that exist in Tlaxcala state.
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to miss (3) 1. to long for; 2 2. to fail to make contact with; 1 3. to fail to be present at; 2 4. transport; 1
1. **extrañar OR echar de menos** (to long for) 2. **fallar** (to fail to make contact with) 3. **faltar a** OR **perderse** (to fail to be present at) * He missed his son's match because of the traffic jam. * Se perdió el partido de su hijo por culpa del atasco. 4. **perder** **To be missing: Faltar**
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to be missing
to be missing (usted/ustedes conjugation only) **FALTAR** (usted/ustedes conjugation only) + (noun) ind: falta or faltan
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it's like
es como.... Yo no sé lo que es ser como un mutante. Con iDoctor, es como tener su apoyo personal profesional 24/7.
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bristles
la cerda
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except
excepto
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recording
la grabación
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the wilderness (2), wild (adj; 3)
* la naturaleza OR el desierto * salvaje ( animal; adj) * silvestre (plants; adj)
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competition (rivalary)
la competencia comeptition (contest): el concurso or la competición
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proud
orgulloso
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so (exaggeration) My son was so tired when he arrived, he fell asleep immediately.
tan My son was so tired when he arrived, he fell asleep immediately.
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so much
tanto
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to determine
determinar
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same to you
igualmente
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the disappearance (disappearing)
la desaparición
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"starting from" + date/time " from" + date/time "beginning in" + date/time
a patir de other meanings 1. **since**: A partir de su inscripción, ha sido una estudiante aplicada. Since her enrollment, she has been a dedicated student. 2. **from ... on**: Cambia la fuente a partir de la segunda página. Change the font from the second page on.
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valley
el valle
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to scold, tell of (to reprimand)
regañar
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i sound like a he sounds like a (to sound similar to)
sonar como to sound like (it appears a certain way) It sounded like she was joking, but she was actually serious. Sonaba a que estuviera bromeando, pero en realidad estaba seria.
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to sound like (it appears a certain way) It sounded like she was joking, but she was actually serious.
**sonar a que** **sueno, suenas, suena, suenan** Sonaba a que estuviera bromeando, pero en realidad estaba seria. do NOT with to dream: soñar (same type of congjuation) sleep and dream are both el sueño
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lazy
perezoso or perezosa
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a worry, to worry
preocuparse, la preocupación
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to answer, an answer
responder, la respuesta
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uneven
desigual
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stroller
el cochecito or el carrito
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to give
dar doy, das, da, damos, dais, dan di, diste, dio, dimos, disteis, dieron
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phenomenon
el fenómeno
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fruits
apple: la manzana orange: la naranja banana: el plátano grape: la uva cherry: blackberry: rapsberry: watermelon:
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rarely
raramente
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amount
la cantidad
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to put in
meter poner: to put Meter = put something inside an enclosed space. Poner = put something on the surface of another object.
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to watch
ver ver: to see to look at , obersrve, watch: mirar
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to grind (2)
1. moler yo, tu, usted, ustedes: o → ue (muelo, mueles, muele, muelen) **Progressive Present**: moliendo **Past Participle**: molido 2. **teeth**: rechinar
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to squeeze 1. to compress; 3 2. to cram into a space; 2 3. into clothes; 1
1. **apretar** yo, tu, usted, ustedes: et → iet (aprieto, aprietas, aprieta, aprietan) 2. **estrujar** 3. **exprimir** ------------ 1. apretar 2. meter -------- 1. apretar
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to press (apply pressure; 2) The paramedic pressed the wound so that it would stop bleeding. Press here with both hands to open the box. - to press (apply pressure, to urge: ) The paramedic pressed the wound so that it would stop bleeding. Press here with both hands to open the box. ----- to press (to push down; 3) Press both keys at the same time to execute the command. If you want to listen to the message, press 1.
1. apretar 2. presionar --------- 1. pulsar 2. presionar 3. oprimir
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to opress
oprimir or to overwhelm
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to squeeze together or to squish tigether
1. apretarse
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to demand, the demand * (to insist on) * (to require)
exigir a. la demanda
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to crush (3) 1. crumple/make smaller 2. food/ice 3. into powder
1. **aplastar** (crumple, make smaller) 2. **machacar (food; ice: picar)** 3. **moler** (into powder)
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to step on
pisar
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to insist
insistir
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to fix (repair; 3)
1. arreglar 2. reparar 3. apañar la reparación
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thick (3; adjs) 1. size/width 2. liquids (thick sauce) 3. colloq.
1. grueso or gruesa 2. espeso/espesa 3. colloq. gordo/gorda espeso/espeso also also the adj. 'dense'
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dense (3; adjs)
1. denso/densa 2. espeso/espesa
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to misudnerstand, a misunderstanding
1. malinterpretar 2. entender mal el malentendido
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exact (precise; 2)
justo (also means 'just' or 'fair') exacto
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to tighten tight (adjective)
1. apretar (also means to squeeze) | yo, tu, usted, ustedes: et → iet (aprieto, aprietas, aprieta, aprietan) 2. apretado /apretada
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sandwhich
el bocadillo
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a part
la parte apart: aparte
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1. it's so cool 2. how cool
1. cómo mola 2. que guay (keh-gwhy)
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Sorry?/Come again?/What? (you didn't hear or understand something) Sorry? I can't hear you either, it must be the line.
'como?' ¿Cómo? Yo tampoco te oigo, debe de ser la línea.
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a pier (2)
el muelle or el embarcadero
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to bootup/turn on (computer) or to to start/turn on (engine)
arrancar can also use: encender
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a part of (I was given a part of the money) to a part of ( We were denied access to a part of the park)
a parte
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to narrow, narrow (adj)
estrechar, estrecho/estrecha estrecho/estrecha can apply to tight fighting clothes
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pegar (2)
1. to hit 2. to paste, stick, c+P
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to fence in
acotar
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@/'at' key
arroba
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that's it!
¡Eso es!
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**what if....?** OR **what about...?**(used to make a suggestion) * What if I go with you? Would you go then?* * What about meeting after work for a drink?*
1. Y Si? * ¿Y si yo voy contigo? ¿Entonces irías?* * ¿Y si nos vemos después del trabajo para tomar algo?*
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underground 1. the subculture; despite being a mainstream singer, he was always very interested in the underground. 2. avant-garde (adj); The work of this versatile artist belongs to the underground movement of the mid-sixties.
el underground
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underground (below ground level) 1. below ground level (adj); There is an **underground** **river** that runs under this park. 2. below ground level (adverb); Prairie dogs **live** **underground** in burrows.
1. subterráneo/subterránea 2. bajo tierra/ baja tierra
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the bottom (2; noun) the bottom (2; adj)
1. el fondo 2. el inferior ----- 1. el/la ______________ **inferior** (adj) noun . 2. el/la ______________ **de abajo/a** (adj) noun
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toy
el juguete
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game or match
el partido
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to scream or yell, the scream, to shout
gritar, el grito
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to medicate
medicinar ( to administer medicine) medicinarse (To take medicine)
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complicated
complicado/complicada
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to dig up 1. plants or weeds 2. treasure or a body 3. others
1. arrancar 2. desenterrar 3. sacar
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nuts (food; 2)
la nuez el fruto seco
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right away/immediately
enseguida
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to betray, a betrayal
traicionar
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to defeat (2), a defeat (2)
vencer, derrotar la, derrota, el fracaso vencer (ind; yo: cer → zo = venzo)
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to get to the point
ir al grano
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to the point
hasta el punto La casa se ha deteriorado hasta el punto que ya no es habitable.
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to mention
mencionar, la mención
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the similarity (3)
**la similitud** el parecido la semejanza
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to attribute
atribuir
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small drink
un trago
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a chat
la charla can also mean a 'talk' or discussion
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glitter
purpurina
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bed sheet
la sábana
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to shrink
encoger ind (yo): enc**ojo**
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fencing (sport)
la esgrima
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safe (2)
1. salvo/salva (Also means 'except') 2. seguro/segura (also means 'to be sure')
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ground or floor 1. ground/earth/soil 2. surface you walk on indoors
1. el suelo 2. el piso la planta: floors of a building
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to arguee (to reason), arugement (reason or reasoning)
el argumento, argumentar to argue/arguement (quarrel or fight): discuitir, la discusión discuss: discuitir, la discusión
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plot (literature, theater, cinema; 2)
la trama el argumento
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a misunderstanding
el malentendido
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to battle, a battle
batallar, la batalla
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citizenship
la ciudadanía
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to slip, to slide out (the glass slipped from...), to lose balance
resbalar
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bald
calvo, calva
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to explain
explicar, aclarar
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to chase, to pursue (to run after\*), a pursuit (chase) \*in context of literally chasing a person or chasing a dream
perseguir\*, la persecución persigo, persigues, persigue, persiguen ProgressivePresent: persiguiendo Past Participle:perseguido
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hood (car)
el capó
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to cheat on
poner los cuernos
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to have a look at
ojear (oh, eh-ahr)
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hood (clothing)
la capucha
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despite, in spite of (2)
1. a pesar de 2. pese a
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worker (employee)
el obrero or la obrera el trabajador or la trabajadora
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only just, recently or newly **1. before past participle** The recently arrived immigrants had a hard time to find a job. 2. **adverb** Your friends were recently here.
**1. recién** Los inmigrantes recién llegados tuvieron dificultades para encontrar trabajo. Tus amigos estuvieron recién aquí. 2. **recientemente** Recién salí del trabajo. Voy a llegar a casa pronto.
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a nickname (by family, friends or an alias for criminals or spies)
el apodo
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to suck
chupar
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leech (the animal and the person who sponges)
el sanguijuela
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a strike (workers)
la huelga
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a tent
1. la carpa 2. la tienda 3. la tienda de campaña
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the barrier
la barrera
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to find out, to figure out
averiguar (ah-beh-ree-gwah) No me sé el número de Gabriela, pero te lo puedo averiguar. I don't know Gabriela's number, but I can find out for you
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to join (4) 1. to join (pieces) together 2. the point where something joins/comes together: This is the place where the four states meet. 3. to take part in or become a member of 4. to go or come with someone 5. to cooperate
1. **juntar or unir** (to join pieces together) 2. **unirse** (the point where something joins/meets) 3. **unirse a** (to take part in or become a member of) 4. **acompañar a** (to go or come with someone) 5. **unirse** (to cooperate)
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to collect (5) 1. **to gather together** * I need more time to collect signatures. * The library is collecting used books for the book sale. 2. **to gather as hobby** 3. **to pick up/to fetch** * I need to collect my stuff from the lockers 4. **to accumulate** 5. **to put in order**
1. juntar (to gather) 2. coleccionar (hobby) 3. recoger (to pick up) 4. accumular 5. poner en orden (to put in order) 6.
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to piece together or assemble (3)
1. **armar** 2. **montar** 3. **reunir**
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to assemble (congregate)
reunir
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to unite
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to cooperate
cooperar, la cooperación
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to meet (to come together with; 3) a. We are going to meet at the movies. b. Can we meet tomorrow?
1. **encontrarse con** 2. **reunirse** 3. **quedar**
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to flee (1) 1. prison 2. elope 3. to run away
fugar
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to film
filmar to record: grabar
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to clear up, clarify 1. to empty a place 2. doubts or confusion 3. to clear one's head
despejar
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enclosure, enclosed area or 'grounds'
el recinto
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to acution, an acution
subastar, la subasta
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charitable
caritativo
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charity (3) 1. good will or financial relief 2. a specific organization 3. charity work
1. la caridad 2. la organización benéfica 3. las obras benéficas
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instead of (2)
1. en vez de 2. en lugar de
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to drip
gotear also means *to drizzle (weather)* also means *to leak (pipes)*
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the countdown (2)
la cuenta atrás la cuenta regresiva
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to stick out 1. to pop out (he stuck his head out the window) 2. to protrude 3. to stand out, to be different from, to surpass 4. to move
1. asomar (to pop out) 2. sobresalir (to protrude) 3. sobresalir (to stand out) 4. sacar (to move; abre la boca y saca la lengua.)
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to exceed (3)
1. exceder 2. superar 3. sobrepasar
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skull (2)
el cráneo la calavera
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to expire 1. ceases to be valid (2) 2. to go bad (food)
1. expirar or caducar 2. caducar
461
el mandado
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fly
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groceries
los comestibles *comestible also means 'to be edible'*
464
next to, beside (2)
junto a, al lado de
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to burst, rupture, a rupture
reventar, el reventón
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oval (the shape) 1. the shape 2. adjacetive (ovalular)
1. el óvalo 2. ovalado/ovalada
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rainbow
el arco iris
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short (adj; 2) 1. not long (I think these pants are too short.) 2. not tall (I was short for my age) 3. brief 4. covering a small distance
1. corto/corta (not long) 2. bajo/baja (not tall) 3. corto/corta (brief) 4. corto/corta (covering a small distance)
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twins 1. identical 2. fraternal
1. **el gemelo , la gemela (identical)** 2. el mellizo, la melliza (fraternal) *use gemelo/gemela for general use* adj 1. gemelo, gemela (identical) 2. mellizo, melliza (fraternal; *hermana* *melliza*) 3.
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to drown 1. **to die in water:** He drowned because he wasn't wearing a life jacket. 2. **to kill by drowning:** He went to jail for drowning his wife in the pool.
1. ahogarse (to die in water) 2. ahogar (to kill by drowning)
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to choke or suffocate
ahogar
469
tall
alto/alta
470
observant (adj)
observador or observadora
471
to observe
observar
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to chase away
fugar
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to seem 1. to appear to be, to look, to seem (you look sad) 2. to have a physical similarity to (my dog looks like a fox) 3. to give an impression or to seem (you seem hungry) It looks like it's going to snow.
parecer
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to deceive
engañar
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to chat, a chat
charla, la charla (a talk)
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to pretend
fingir ind (yo): gir → jo
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I would have called you, if I would have had your number.
Te habría llamado, si *hubiera* ó *hubiese* tenido tu número. I would have (Yo habría), IF I would have had....(si hubiera tenido) Podría ir (I could have), IF I could have found....(si pudiera encontrado)
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to find out 1. to learn, to discover Did you find out what was wrong with him? 2. to found out, to be aware of something
averiguar (ah-beh-ree-**gwahr**) do not confuse: avergonzar (to embarass) to become aware (I've just found out that our headquarters is relocating overseas.
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an ad
el anuncio
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this and these that and those
**1. this and these:** refers to things that are near to or associated with the speaker * Esto or Esta or Este * estos/estas **2. that or those:** refers to things that are further away in time (i.e. not the present) or space * Ese or Esa or Eso * Esos or Esas 3. **that or those**: refers to things that are very far away in time or space * aquel, aquella or aquello * aquellos or aquellos
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bloody (3) 1. covered with blood (He made a fire to dispose of all his bloody clothes.; 2) 2. bleeding (The doctor disinfected the bloody area; 1) 3 . containing blood (If your cat has bloody diarrhea, call your vet immediately; )
1. ensangrentado/a or manchado/a de sangre 2. sangrante 3. sanguinolento
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here and there
1. aquí 2. ahí (close to the listener) 3. allí (further away from the listener) 4. allá (even further away from the listener)
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Quedarse (3)
**1. (to remain in a place) to stay** Nuestros primos se quedaron con nosotros durante la Navidad. Our cousins stayed with us over Christmas. **2. (to retain) to keep** No te puedes quedar con lo que no es tuyo. You can't keep what is not yours. **3. (to recall) to remember** No se me queda la lección después de haberla aprendido. 4. Quedarse + G**erund:** an action continues. "Keep on" is a common translation. **Can also use "seguir"** * Después del programa **me** **quedé** **hablando** con el productor. After the program **I kept on talking** with the producer.
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to stay 1. to remain in a fixed position 2. to lodge in a place 3. in specified state
1. quedarse (to remain in a fixed position) Stay where you are and don't move!¡Quédate dónde estás y no te muevas! 2. quedarse (to lodge in a place) My parents stayed at my place this weekend.Mis padres se quedaron en mi casa este fin de semana. 3. seguir OR permanecer (in specified state) Stay single as long as you can.Sigue soltero todo el tiempo que puedas.
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verbs like gustar * IOP (of person being pleased) + gustar + subject (thing that is pleasing) * IOP: me, te, le, nos, os, les Gustar (or whatever verb) will be conjugated based on if the subject is single or plural _Les_ gusta la pizza (_They_ like pizza) Me gusta el arte y la música (I like art and music) A Marcos\* le gust**_an_** los videojueg**_os_** (Marcos likes video games) Me duele la espalda (My back hurts)\*\* No me import_an las_ razones (I don't care about the reasons) A name or gender (el, ella, ellos) can be added before the IOP if you need to be more specific
aburrir (to be boring) agobiar (to overwhelm) agradar (to be pleasing) bastar (to be sufficient) disgustar (to be upsetting) doler (to be painful) encantar (to be enchanting) faltar (to be lacking) fascinar (to be fascinating) hacer falta (to be lacking) importar (to be important) interesar (to be interesting) molestar (to be a bother) parecer (to appear to be) picar (to be itchy) placer (to be pleasing to) quedar (to be left over)
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a guide
el or la guía (occupation) la guía 1. (list or set of instructions) 2. map (of streets) 3. handbook (of a piece of furniture or a device)
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all over the place (3) 1. everywhere ( There's food all over the place; 2) 2. unorganized (My mind is all over the place today ;1)
1. por todos lados OR por todas partes 2. disperso or dispersa
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ir vs. irse
* Both ‘ir’ and ‘irse’ are verbs that express movement. * Ir expresses that a person is moving from one place to another, as a result, it means ‘**to go’** **​**Todos los sábados, mi hermana y su novio **van** al cine Every Saturday, my sister and her boyfriend **go** to the movie * Irse is a reflexive verb that conveys that a person is leaving a place or location. It means ‘to leave’, ‘**to go away’ or ‘to depart’.** - Mañana nos vamos a España de vacaciones - Tomorrow we’re going (departing) to Spain on vacation
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to meet 1. to become acquainted with (I met my wife at a Star Trek convention.) 2. to come together with (I am meeting my friends for brunch at noon) 3. to satisfy or reach a level (Her test scores don't meet the minimum entrance requirement; 2) 4. to join (physically, at certain point; 2)
1. **conocer** 2. **encontrarse** (con) OR **reunirse** 3. **satisfechar (to satisfy)** OR cumplir con 4. **unirse** or **juntarse**
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toy vs. game
toy: el juguete game: el juego
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magement 1. the mangement (response to a situation) 2. the mangement (organizational body of an activity, company or project)
1. el manejo 2. la gerencia (f)
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it's a good thing, luckily, thank God Your ex was at the party. It's a good thing you didn't come.
menos mal que Tu ex estaba en la fiesta. Menos mal que no viniste.
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**in fact** In fact, I am leaving right now
de hecho De hecho, me voy ahora mismo.
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rude
maleducado
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I can't help it
no puedo evitarlo
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to spoil (to ruin)
echar a perder
496
kind, nice, friendly
amable
497
accountant
el contable, la contable
497
finis this (tan vs. tanto)
497
to suppport (3) 1. to encourage (2) 2. to hold, to hold up (1)
1. apoyar OR animar 2. sostener
498
**yourself (3)** **1. Emphatic pronouns (such as 'himself' etc used for emphasis)** Did you sew the dress yourself? **2. after a preposition** Take time **for** yourself. 3. **reflexive**
**1. _tú_ mismo or _tú_ misma or** ***usted mismo or usted misma (formal)*** * Did you bake the cake yourself? * ¿Tú mismo horneaste el pastel? **2. *ti mismo or ti misma*** OR ***ti*** * Why don't you tell us something special about yourself, Kathleen? * ¿Por qué no nos cuentas algo especial sobre ti, Kathleen? 3. te (informal) or se (formal)
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**herself (3)** **1. Emphatic pronouns (such as 'himself' etc used for emphasis)** * She baked the cake herself **2. after a preposition** * Did mom buy this for me? No, she bought it **for** herself. **3. reflexive**
1. ella misma 2. sí misma 3. se
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**himself** **1. Emphatic pronouns ( such as 'himself' etc used for emphasis)** * He repaired the car himself. **2. after a preposition** * I think he's very capable of finding a job **by** himself.
1. él mismo 2. sí mismo
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**themselves** **1. Emphatic pronouns (such as 'himself' etc used for emphasis)** * They managed to fix the car themselves. * The girls can wash the dishes themselves **2. after a preposition** * Those guys only think **about** themselves. * The students who failed the test were ashamed **of** themselves. 3. **reflexive**
1. ellos mismos or ellas mismas 2. sí mismos sí mismas 3. se
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**yourselves (3)** **1. Emphatic pronouns (such as 'himself' etc used for emphasis)** Did you sew the dress yourself? **2. after a preposition** Don't lie **to** yourselves. Do not do that **to** yourselves 3. reflexive
**1. vosotros mismos or vosotras mismas** Si no podéis encontrar un pintor, ¿por qué no lo hacéis vosotras mismas? **2. vosotros or vosotras** 3. **os** Did you enjoy yourselves at the party? ¿Os divertisteis en la fiesta?
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reflex
el reflejo
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myself **1. Emphatic pronouns** ( such as 'himself' etc used for emphasis) He repaired the car himself. **2. after a preposition** I think he's very capable of finding a job by himself. **3. reflexive**
1. yo mismo (male) or yo misma (female) 2. mí mismo or mí misma 3. m
505
supposedly
supuestamente
506
to keep
1. 2. mantener 3. seguir, continuar
507
fraud (2)
el fraude or la estafa
508
to interrupt
interrumpir
508
stomach (2)
el estómago, la barriga
509
510
horn (2) 1. instrument 2. car (2) 3. animal anatomy 4. loud sound maker
1. la trompa 2. el claxon OR la bocina 3. el cuerno 4. la bocina

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