Chapter 8 & 9 Overflow Flashcards

(157 cards)

1
Q

a little bit

A

poco

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
2
Q

almost

A

casi

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
3
Q

more

A

más

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
4
Q

less

A

menos

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
5
Q

too much

A

demasiado

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
6
Q

well

A

bien

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
7
Q

badly

A

mal

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
8
Q

better

A

mejor

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
9
Q

worse

A

peor

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
10
Q

sometimes

A

a veces

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
11
Q

now

A

ahora

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
12
Q

right now

A

ahora mismo

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
13
Q

always

A

siempre

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
14
Q

still, yet; no, not yet

A

todavía

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
15
Q

already

A

ya

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
16
Q

no longer

A

ya no

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
17
Q

early

A

temprano

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
18
Q

late

A

tarde

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
19
Q

here, there

A

aquí, allí

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
20
Q

here, there (usually used with verbs of motion)

A

acá, allá

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
21
Q

nearby

A

cerca

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
22
Q

up, up there

A

en lo alto

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
23
Q

far

A

lejos

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
24
Q

Forward

A

adelante

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
25
in the back, at the bottom
al fondo
26
in back
atrás
27
up, upstairs
arriba
28
down, downstairs
abajo
29
inside (movement?)
adentro
30
outside
afuera
31
to the right
a la derecha
32
to the left
a la izquierda
33
straight ahead
derecho, recto
34
I already know that she is here.
Ya sé que ella está aquí.
35
He always does his homework well.
Él siempre hace bien su tarea.
36
The children cook a little bit.
Los niños cocinan poco.
37
Why don’t you come here?
¿Por qué no vienes acá?
38
Maria arrives early.
María llega temprano.
39
Her friend arrives late.
Su amiga llega tarde.
40
To the right, there is a church.
A la derecha hay una iglesia.
41
To the left, there is a bank.
A la izquierda, hay un banco.
42
I arrive at work at 7 in the morning; I always arrive early.
Llego al trabajo a las siete de la mañana; siempre llego temprano.
43
To speak Spanish well, I have to pronounce clearly.
Para hablar bien el español, tengo que pronunciar claramente.
44
Does she run slowly?
¿Corre ella lentamente?
45
The whole world wants to live happily.
Todo el mundo quiere vivir felizmente.
46
Simon and Teresa travel each month. They travel frequently.
Simón y Teresa viajan cada mes. Viajan frecuentemente.
47
Can you(fm) eat after your operation? Not yet (still no)
¿Puede Ud. comer después de su operación? Todavía no
48
Do you(fm) need help with your problems? No longer
¿Necesita Ud. ayuda con sus problemas? Ya, no.
49
Where are the little boys? Are they upstairs or downstairs?
¿Dónde están los niños? ¿Están arriba or abajo?
50
The man walks quickly and happily.
El hombre camina rápida y alegremente.
51
The girl always signs her cards affectionately.
La muchacha siempre firma sus cartas cariñosamente.
52
The adolescents eat a lot.
Los adolescentes comen mucho.
53
Straight ahead, there is a river.
Derecho, hay un río.
54
What time do we get there?
¿A que hora llegamos alla?
55
I speak honestly and sincerely.
Hablo honesta y sinceramente.
56
the adolescents
Los adolescentes
57
way to say an adverb without -mente
con or sin + noun
58
with care (carefully)
con cuidado
59
without care (carelessly)
sin cuidado
60
with affection (affectionately)
con cariño
61
with difficulty
con dificultad
62
without difficulty
sin dificultad
63
with intelligence
con inteligencia
64
My younger brother is ten years old.
Mi hermano menor tiene diez años.
65
He understand this chapter, but he doesn’t want to learn all the words.
Él entiende el capítulo, pero no quiere aprender todas las palabras.
66
I know why his sister wants to go to Spain. Her relatives are there.
Yo se porque su hermana quiere ir a España. Sus parientes están allí.
67
Every year at Thanksgiving, we cook too much.
Cada año en el día de acción de gracias, cocinamos demasiado.
68
Juan always loses his gloves.
Juan siempre pierde sus guantes.
69
His grandmother is older than his grandfather.
Su abuela es mayor que su abuelo.
70
The last month of the year is December; the first month is January.
El último mes del año es diciembre; el primer mes es enero.
71
We have a good class; we learn a lot.
Tenemos una buena clase; aprendemos mucho.
72
Your(fm) book has just arrived.
Su libro acaba de llegar.
73
I know that my cat is smarter than your dog.
Yo sé que mi gato es más inteligente que tu perro.
74
These trees are older than those trees over there.
Estos árboles son más viejos que aquellos árboles.
75
We listen to the same sad songs every day. (all the days)
Escuchamos las mismas canciones tristes todos los días.
76
Do you think that the president of the United States is a great man?
Piensas que el presidente de los Estados Unidos es un buen hombre?
77
Are you(fm) coming to our party on Friday? It begins at 9 at night.
¿Viene Ud. a nuestra fiesta el viernes? Empieza a las nueve de la noche
78
Carolina is as tall as Enrique; her sister is the tallest of all.
Carolina es tan alta como Enrique; su hermana es la más alta de todas.
79
This book is the most interest book in the library.
Este libro es el libro más interesante de la biblioteca.
80
Which is the most dangerous animal in the world?
¿Cuál es el animal más peligroso del mundo?
81
I am the only person in the family who knows how to play tennis. Sometimes I win; sometimes I lose.
Soy la única persona de la familia que sabe jugar al tenis. A veces, yo gano; a veces, pierdo.
82
Mr. Gomez does his work with difficulty.
El señor Gómez hace su trabajo con dificultad.
83
She speaks sincerely, and her friend responds humbly.
Ella habla sinceramente, y su amigo responde humildemente.
84
This woman always explains everything clearly.
Esta mujer siempre explica todo claramente.
85
Frankly, I don’t want to go out tonight. I prefer to read and write calmly.
Francamente, no quiero salir esta noche. Prefiero leer y escribir tranquilamente.
86
Bernardo always goes to the same restaurant. He thinks that it’s the best restaurant in the city.
Bernardo va siempre al mismo restaurante. Él piensa que es el mejor restaurante de la ciudad.
87
humble
humilde
88
respond
responder
89
to turn off
apagar
90
upon entering
al entrar
91
to imagine
imaginar
92
to smile
sonreír
93
the atmosphere
el ambiente
94
the host/hostess
el anfitrión/la anfitriona
95
the snack
el bocadillo
96
the bottle
la botella
97
the breeze
la brisa
98
the acquaintance
la conocida
99
the appetizer
el entremés
100
the guest (the invited)
el invitado
101
the lyrics (words of a song)
la letra
102
the couple
la pareja
103
the soda
la soda, la gaseosa
104
the candle
la vela
105
the closet, the wardrobe
el vestuario
106
about, approximately
acerca de
107
on top of
encima de
108
the wrong time (hour)
la hora equivocada
109
with themselves
consigo
110
loudly (in loud volume)
en alto volumen
111
Tonight there is a party at an acquaintance’s house.
Esta noche hay una fiesta en la casa de una conocida.
112
I have the invitation on the piano that I don’t play anymore.
Tengo la invitación encima del piano que ya no toco.
113
I don’t know if I want to go.
No sé si quiero ir.
114
The party starts at 8.
La fiesta empieza a las ocho.
115
I think that the guests are going to arrive at 9.
Pienso que los invitados van a llegar a las nueve.
116
I don't know why the invitations always have (carry) the wrong time.
No sé porque las invitaciones siempre llevan la hora equivocada.
117
If she knows that we’re going to arrive after 9, why does she write that it starts at 8?
Si ella sabe que vamos a llegar después de las nueve, ¿por qué escribe que empieza a las ocho?
118
How do I imagine the party?
¿Cómo imagino la fiesta?
119
First there is music.
Primero hay música.
120
With much care, the hosts put happy music.
Con mucho cuidado, los anfitriones ponen música alegre.
121
The house is clean and there are appetizers and snacks on the table.
La casa está limpia y hay entremeses y bocadillos en la mesa.
122
There is a lot to drink too: wine and beer, vodka and tequila.
Hay mucho que beber también: vino y cerveza, vodka y tequila.
123
There is soda and soft drinks, mineral water and juice for the people that don’t want to drink alcohol.
Hay soda y gaseosa, agua mineral y jugo para la gente que no quiere tomar alcohol.
124
After much preparation, everything is ready.
Después de mucha preparación, todo está listo.
125
Upon entering, the guests smile and put bottles of wine that they carry with themselves on the table.
Al entrar, los invitados sonríen y ponen las botellas de vino que llevan consigo en la mesa.
126
The people begin to talk, a little at the beginning and as they drink, they talk more and more and in louder and louder voice.
La gente empieza a hablar, un poquito al principio, y mientras que toman, hablan más y más y en voz más y más alta.
127
They put the music on loud (high volume) and some couples start to dance.
Ponen la música en alto volumen y algunas parejas empiezan a bailar.
128
The persons that know the lyrics of the songs sing.
Las personas que saben la letra de las canciones cantan.
129
Everyone (the whole world) is very happy.
Todo el mundo está muy alegre.
130
A few hours pass and the hostess goes into the kitchen.
Pasan unas horas y la anfitriona va a la cocina.
131
They turn off the lights; she returns with a chocolate cake with candles and all of the friends sing Happy Birthday.
Apagan las luces; ella vuelve con una torta de chocolate con velas y todos los amigos cantan ‘Cumpleaños Feliz’.
132
I go to my room to look at my closet.
Voy a mi alcoba a mirar mi vestuario.
133
My room is very calm, with a breeze that comes from the sea.
Mi cuarto es muy tranquilo, con una brisa que viene del mar.
134
The walls are a sky blue color that is calming (produces calm).
Las paredes son de un color azul celeste que produce calma.
135
The ambiance is relaxed, an ambiance of stillness.
El ambiente es relajante, un ambiente de quietud.
136
It’s a comfortable room (habitat) where I rest, read, and watch television every night.
Es una habitación cómoda donde descanso, leo, y miro la televisión todas las noches.
137
It's already 8.
Son las ocho ya.
138
My favorite program is going to start in a half hour.
Va a empezar mi programa favorito en media hora.
139
stillness
quietud
140
sky blue
azul celeste
141
the sea
el mar
142
I know that I have to learn to use all (of them) to have success in this new world of technology.
Yo sé que tengo que aprender a usar todo para tener éxito en este nuevo mundo de la tecnología.
143
During the day, if my boss wants to talk to me, he doesn’t leave his office.
Durante el día, si mi jefe quiere hablar conmigo, él no sale de su oficina.
144
He is only 20 steps from my office.
Él está a solo veinte pasos de mi oficina.
145
He doesn't talk to me face to face anymore.
Ya no habla conmigo cara a cara.
146
No! He sends an e-mail from his office.
¡No! Él manda un correo electrónico desde su oficina.
147
I don’t listen his beautiful and expressive voice anymore.
Ya no escucho su voz bella y expresiva.
148
He doesn't come to my small room to converse with me anymore, nor discuss the news of the day, nor drink a coffee together.
Ya no viene a mi cuartito para conversar conmigo, ni discutimos las noticias del día, ni tomamos un café juntos.
149
Now he doesn’t look for reasons to come to my office.
Ahora él no busca razones para venir a mi oficina.
150
It’s 12.
Son las doce.
151
Now he prepares the invoices and the deposits for the week.
Ahora él prepara las facturas y los depósitos para la semana.
152
He lunches (eats lunch) quickly in order to return to his computer.
Almuerza rápidamente para volver a su computadora.
153
He almost doesn’t rest.
Casi no descansa.
154
All of the employees leave at 5, but he always works until 6.
Todos los empleados salen a las cinco, pero él siempre trabaja hasta las seis.
155
I have a lot to do in the house, but if I do a big effort, I can finish before 5.
Tengo mucho que hacer en la casa, pero si hago un gran esfuerzo, puedo terminar antes de las cinco.
156
After all, I’m not going to call the office; it’s better to go to greet my colleagues.
Al fin y al cabo, no voy a llamar a la oficina; es mejor ir a saludar a mis colegas.
157
expressive
expresiva