General Flashcards
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Objetivos
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Goals
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Surgir
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To emerge
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Poner el objetivo en
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To aim
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Por un lado… por otro lado
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On the one hand… on the other hand
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Y que lo digas!
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Tell me about it!
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Argumentar
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To argue
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Impulso
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Boost
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Evaluaciones
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Assessments
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Matricularse
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To enroll (on)
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Notas (de evaluación) / calificaciones / cualificaciones
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Qualifications
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Venir bien (esto puede ir bien para…)
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Come in handy
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Ganarse la vida
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Earn a living
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Ponerse en marcha
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Get started
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Dar un impulso
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Give a boost to
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Ser secundario / estar en segundo lugar
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Come second to
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Poner nervioso
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Make nervous / stress out
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Señalar / indicar (en otro post)
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Point out
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repugnante/asqueroso
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revolting
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evitar
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to avoid/to stay away from
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tolerar (comer algo)
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to stomach
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Tos
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Cough
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Sequía
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Drought
/draʊt/
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Pelar
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To peel
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Trocear
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To dice
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Machacar
To mash
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Rebanar
To slice
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Estar interesado en algo
To be into
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Compensar por algo o por perder algo
To make up for
## Footnote
“No amount of money can make up for the death of a child.”
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Hacerse conocido o revelado después de ser un secreto
To come out
## Footnote
"It came out that the accused had ilegally registered to vote"
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Empezar algo por placer
To take up
## Footnote
"She took up tennis at the age of 11"
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Aparecer, moverse hacia alguien, ser mencionado en una conversación
To come up
## Footnote
Peter has not came up yet
A small child came up and asked me for money.
What points came up at the meeting?
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Pimiento
Pepper
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Puerro
Leek
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Calabaza
Pumpkin
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Calabacín
Zucchini
| /zuːˈkiː.ni/
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Apio
Celery
| /ˈsel.ɚ.i/
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La mayoría de…
Most
Most dogs…
Most of the dogs in this neightborhood (más específico)
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Cortar (al hablar)
To cut off
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Meterse (en la discusión)
To jump in
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Volver (a un punto anterior de una reunión)
To get back to
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Empezar a discutir de algo nuevo / seguir adelante
To move on
(Let’s move on)
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Apetecer / tener ganar
To feel like
| I feel like doing that
I feel like going to the beach
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No tiene nada que ver
It has nothing to do with it
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Distraerse del tema principal de conversación
To sidetrack
| Let's not get sidetracked
We got sidetracked
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Razonable / Sensato
Sensible
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Sensible
Sensitive
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Destacar algo
To stand out to
The thing that stands out to me the most is the modern arquitecture
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Horrible
Awful
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Aterrorizado
Terrified
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Agotado
Exhausted
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Maravilloso
Wonderful
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Hirviendo
Boiling
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Fascinante
Fascinating
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Emocionado
Thrilled
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Sucio
Filthy
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Atónito
Stunned
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Helado
Freezing
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Negar
To deny (+ ING)
| Peter denied stealing the money
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Sugerir
To suggest (+ ING)
| He suggested going to the cinema
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Admitir
To admit (that)
| She admitted that she had stolen the money.
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Prometer
To promise (that/to)
| She promised that she would write the reference. She promised to Help me
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Rechazar
To refuse (to)
| He refused to do what Peter had asked.
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Acusar
To accuse (of + ING)
| He accused Peter of taking the money
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Aconsejar
To advise (to)
| She advised him to take the job.
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Advertir
To warn (to)
| He warned Claire not to go out because of the weather.
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Amenazar
To threaten (to)
| She threatened to stop him going on the school trip.
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Culpar
To blame (for + ING)
| He blamed himself for ending his marriage.
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Tengo una reserva a nombre de Sergio
I have a reservation **under** Sergio
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Cajero automático para sacar dinero
ATM to withdraw some money
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No tengo ni idea
I dont have a clue
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Por todo
A lo largo
A través
Throughout
Along
Across
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Ponerse al dia
To catch up
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Necesito ir a una boda
I need to **attend** a wedding
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Pasar por una situación dificil (verbo)
Put through
I'm sorry to put you through this ordeal.
(Ordeal es una prueba o situación difícil)
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Considerar/tener una opinión sobre algo
Look upon
He looked upon her as a mentor.
(Él la consideraba una mentora.)
They look upon this tradition as sacred.
(Ellos consideran esta tradición como sagrada.)
Some people look upon failure as a learning opportunity.
(Algunas personas ven el fracaso como una oportunidad para aprender.)
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Mantener el ritmo
Keep up (with)
You’re walking too fast! I can’t keep up.
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Desmayarse
Pass out
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No que yo sepa
Not to my knowledge
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el mercado no está tan cerca como para volver cargando con las bolsss
The market is not close enough to walk back carrying the bags.
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Esta guía te vendrá bien cuando viajes al extranjero
This guide will come in handy when you travel abroad
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lo que peor me sentó fue que dijeras que tenía que irme
The thing that upset me the most was that you said I had to leave.
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