Capitulo 5 Part 1

Question 1

to shine, sparkle, glisten, glitter (to gleam)
to shine, stand out (to be outstanding)

Answer 1

brillar

Question 2

Phrase
a while ago, some time ago

Answer 2

hace rato

Question 3

to pursue, follow, chase (to run after)
to pursue (to try to accomplish)
to harass (to pester)
to persecute (to oppress)

Answer 3

perseguir

Question 4

the squirrel

Answer 4

la ardilla

Question 5

to hit (to make forceful contact with)
to paste, glue, stick (to attach)
to hit, beat (to mistreat)
to paste (computing)
to give (infect) (to transmit)
to pull up (to bring closer)
to match with, go with (to complement; often used with “con”)

to hit each other (to swing at each other)
to hit oneself, bump into (to strike oneself)
to stick (to cling)
to pick up, get infected (to catch)
to win (to be successful in) (Puerto Rico)

Answer 5

pegar

pegarse

Question 6

Adejective
uncomfortable (causing discomfort)
awkard, uncomfortable, ill at ease, embarrasing (flustered)

Answer 6

incómodo/a

Question 7

Adjective
thoughtful, pensive

Answer 7

pensativo/a

Question 8

Phrase
it must be, he must be, she must be, it must be (third person singular)

you must be (second person singular)

Answer 8

debe de ser

usted debe de ser

Question 9

to reach, catch, catch up with (to get to)
to reach (to rise to)
to achieve (to accomplish)
to be enough (to be sufficient)

Answer 9

alcanzar

Question 10

the moan, groan, howl, wail, whine (lament)

Answer 10

el gemido

Question 11

Adjective
hoarse, husky (croaky)
husky voice, harsh voice (grating)

Answer 11

ronco/a

Question 12

the timidity, shyness

Answer 12

la timidez

Question 13

Verb Phrase
to turn around (to go in the opposite direction)
to turn over, turn, turn inside out, turn upside down (to go in the opposite direction)
to turn around, reverse (to change completely) (Latin America)

to turn around (to face in the opposite direction)

Answer 13

dar vuelta

darse vuelta

Question 14

Adverb
partially

Answer 14

parcialmente

Question 15

to brandish (to wield)
to wave, flourish (to swing)

Answer 15

blandir

Question 16

the ax (tool)
the large candle (light)
the ace/whiz (colloquial) (skilled person)

Adjective
really good, brillant (colloquial) (skilled)(Mexico)

Answer 16

el hacha

hacha

Question 17

the tin, courrugated iron, tin plate, tinplate (material)

Answer 17

la hojalata

Question 18

the tin woodcutter

the woodcutter, lumberjack, logger (occupation)

Answer 18

el leñador de hojalata
la leñadora de hojalata

el leñador

Question 19

to go to (to attend)
to turn to (to consult)
to come (to occur to)

Answer 19

acudir

Question 20

to help, come to the aid of (to aid)

Answer 20

socorrer

Question 21

the sweetness (culinary)
the sweetness, gentleness (tenderness)
the sweetness (delight)

Answer 21

la dulzura

Question 22

to move, touch (to cause emotion)
to shake (to rock)

to be moved, be touched (to feel emotion)
to be shaken (to be rocked)

Answer 22

conmover

conmoverse

Question 23

to oil (to pour oil onto)
to bribe, grease the palm of (colloquial) (to dishonestly persuade) (Southern Cone)

the oil bottle, oil cruet (culinary)
the oil can (mechanics)

Answer 23

aceitar

la aceitera

Question 24

to grease, oil, lubricate (mechanics)
to grease (culinary)
to bribe, grease the palm of (to give money illegally to) Regionalism used in Latin America: Does not include Spain.
to get grease on (to stain with grease)
to grease, oil (to apply grease to)
to enrich (agriculture)

to become greasy (to become oily)
to get stained with grease (to get dirty with grease)

Answer 24

engrasar

engrasarse

Question 25

to hold (to grasp) to support, hold, back up (to defend) to bear, support, hold up (to sustain) to support, maintain (to pay expenses) to hold, have (to carry on) to hold, sustain (music) to keep up, sustain (to maintain) to stand up, stand (to stay up) to remain (to continue) to support oneself (to sustain onseself) to hold (to remain valid)

Answer 25

sostener sostenerse

Question 26

the fluency, easy (articulacy) the agility, nimbleness, ease (deftness) the slackness, looseness (fact of not being tight)

Answer 26

la soltura

Question 27

to be left, to remain, to be left over, to remain, to have left, to have (to be available) to be (to be located) to meet, agree to meet, arrange to meet (to arrange to see) to fit in size, to suit (to look) to stay (to wait) to be (to end up) to appear (to appear) to stay (to remain in a place) to keep (to retain) to remember (to recall) to go (to become; used with adjectives) to kid (colloquial) (to trick) Regionalism used in Spain (Spain)

Answer 27

quedar quedarse

Question 28

the relief (alleviation) (feeling)

Answer 28

el alivio

Question 29

to support, back (to uphold) to rest, lean, put (to lay) to base (to ground) to support (to confirm) to feel up (colloquial) (to touch sexually) (River Plate) to lean (to rest on or against) to rely on, depend on (to seek support; used with "en") to be based on (to be grounded in; used with "en")

Answer 29

apoyar apoyarse

Question 30

the turn, revolution (rotation) the back, other side (reverse) the return (act of returning) the stroll, walk, ride (short excursion) the bend (on a road) the loop (curved shape) the lap, round (sports) the round (drinks) the difficult (complications) (Southern Cone) the change (coins) Regionalism used in Colombia (Colombia)

Answer 30

la vuelta las vueltas

Question 31

the trunk (botany) (anatomy) the log (lumber) the stock (genealogy) the buddy, mate, pal (slang) (friend) (Spain) Adjective clumsy

Answer 31

el tronco tronco/a

Question 32

to amaze, astonish (to surprise) to darken (to make darker) to be amazed, be astonished, be surprised (to be astounded) Adjective astonished, amazed surprised

Answer 32

asombrar asombrarse asombrado/a

Question 33

to moan, groan (to express suffering) to whine (to howl) to moan like the wine, groan like steps or a chair (to make a moaning sound)

Answer 33

gemir

Question 34

the joint, articulation (anatomy) (mechanics) the coordination (interaction between aspects)

Answer 34

la articulación

Question 35

to rust (to corrode) to oxidize (chemistry) to rust, go rusty (to corrode) to oxidize (chemistry) to get rusty (to be out of practice) Adjective rusty (covered in rust) (out of practice)

Answer 35

oxidar oxidarse oxidado/a

Question 36

to count (to list) (to matter) to tell (to narrate) to count on, rely on (to depend on) to anticipate (to foresee) to have (to possess)

Answer 36

contar contar con

Question 37

to go across, go through (to go across) to go through, pierce (to penetrate) to live through, experience (to live through) to put accross (to place) to cut off, cross in front of (to get in the way) to arise (to occur) to get stuck (to stick) to butt into (to interfere; used with "en") to rub the wrong way (to annoy)

Answer 37

atravesar atravesarse

Question 38

to resume, renew (to continue) to resume (to continue)

Answer 38

reanudar reanudarse

Question 39

to roll, go round, turn (to spin) to shoot, film (film)

Answer 39

rodar

Question 40

to border (to form a border around) to skirt, skirt round (to go around) to line (to form a line along) to border on, be close to (to verge on) to tack (nautical)

Answer 40

bordear

Question 41

to see (to perceive with the eyes) (to notice) (to recognize) to watch, look at, see (to observe) to see, check (to verify) to see, witness, live through (to be witness to) to see, understand (to comprehend) to see, imagine (to picture) to see, meet with (to meet) to hear, try (legal) to look at (to study) to see (to perceive with the eyes) (to verify) (to consider) (to comprehend) to watch (to observe) to see about (to try; used with "de") to see oneself (to view oneself) to see oneself, picture oneself (to imagine oneself) to find oneself (to be in a situation) to look (to seem) to see each other (to meet up with)

Answer 41

ver verse

Question 42

to tie, to knot (to make a knot in) to get into a knot (to become entangled) to tie, to knot (to make into a knot)

Answer 42

anudar anudarse

Question 43

to remove, take away, carry away (to carry away) to remove, take away (to put out of sight) to withdraw troops or an ambassador, to recall an ambassador or an envoy (to cause to leave) to withdraw (to stop giving something) (finance) (to take out of circulation) to take back (to retract) to withdraw, pull away (to remove from reach) to force to retire, retire, pension off (to oblige to retire) to collect, pick up (to take possession of) to retire (to stop working) to move back (to move oneself) to go to bed, retire (to go to sleep) to leave, go (to go away) to retreat (to abandon the front line) to pull out, withdraw (to quit; used with "de") to take oneself off, go away, retire (to go somewhere for solitude)

Answer 43

retirar retirarse

Question 44

to retire, pension off, force into retirement (to oblige to stop working) to get rid of, throw out, ditch, dump (colloquial) (to discard) to retire (to stop working)

Answer 44

jubilar jubilarse

Question 45

Phrase consequently, therfore, as a result, thus (for this reason) meanwhile, in the meantime (during the same time)

Answer 45

por consiguiente mientras tanto

Question 46

Conjunction even though, although (in spite of) even if, although (but)

Answer 46

aunque a pesar de