Lessons 1-13 Flashcards

1
Q

Te dejan hacer esto.

A

They are letting you do this.

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

Llegar a ser

Nadie podía imaginar que una modesta maestra de escuela rural llegaría a ser la presidenta de la nación.

A

To become

No one could ever imagine that a modest rural schoolteacher would become the nation’s president.

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

English First

dark

The room is dark, and I can’t see anything.

A

Oscuro(a)

El cuarto está oscuro, y no puedo ver nada.

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

It has to do with the story.

A

Tiene que ver con la historia.

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

All right, I-ll continue being nice.

A

Bueno, sigo siendo así.

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

Caminar por la vereda en Buenos Aires es placentero.

A

Walking down the sidewalk in Buenos Aires is pleasant.

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

Direct object + tratar

A

To treat

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

I love us doing things together.

A

Amo que hagamos cosas juntos

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

The boy liked playing with fire.

A

Al niño le gustaba jugar con el fuego.

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

To stop doing something

A

Dejar de algo

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

Ella se vuelve loca.

A

She is going crazy

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

English First

excuse me, hey, listen,

Excuse me! You’ve forgotten your hat, ma’am.

Hey, you can’t go in there. It’s personnel only. Didn’t you see the sign?

Let go of me! Who are you? - Listen, ma’am, we’re here to help you. We’re paramedics, so calm down

A

oiga¡

Oiga! Se ha olvidado de su gorro, señora.

Oiga, no puede pasar ahí. Es solo para el personal. ¿No vio el letrero?

¡Suélteme! ¿Quiénes son ustedes? - Oiga, señora, estamos aquí para ayudarle. Somos personal sanitario, así que tranquilícese.

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

English First

The bigger your house, the more money you need.

A

Cuanto mayor tu casa, más dinero necesitas.

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

Suscribir

Mi madre suscribió a mi hermana a una revista de moda.

A

To subscribe to

My mother subscribed my sister to a fashion magazine.

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

Extraño que hagamos cosas juntos.

A

I miss us doing things together.

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

Vine a buscar a mi amigo.

A

I came to seek my friend.

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

I have to tell him that I’m sorry.

A

Le tengo que decir que lo siento.

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

To tell to do something

A

Decir in the command form + que + subjective

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

Many say that we look like each other.

A

Muchos dicen que nos parecemos.

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

¿Esto tiene que ver con tu familia?

A

Does this have to do with your family?

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

English First

Perhaps they hear us.

A

Tal vez nos oigan.

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

English First

a turn

You have to give the key another turn.

A

una vuelta

Hay que darle una vuelta más a la llave.

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

Tal vez nos oigan.

A

Perhaps they hear us.

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

Actual

La burbuja inmobiliaria causó la crisis económica actual.

A

Current

The current economic crisis was caused by the housing bubble.

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
25
# English First Impulsive Susana is so impulsive that a lot of the time she has to go back on decisions she's taken.
Impulsivo(a) Susana es tan impulsiva que muchas veces tiene que rectificar después de tomar una decisión.
26
as much as Juliana says it also means both My cat loves eating as much as sleeping.
Tanto como A mi gato le gusta comer tanto como dormir.
27
the action of the verb is yet to happen
por followed by some verbs
28
Bueno, sigamos juntas.
All right, let’s continue together.
29
To become No one could ever imagine that a modest rural schoolteacher would become the nation's president.
Llegar a ser | Nadie podía imaginar que una modesta maestra de escuela rural llegaría a ser la presidenta de la nación.
30
Does this have to do with your family?
¿Esto tiene que ver con tu familia?
31
Llega al país
He arrives in the country.
32
Siento que la muerte es mejor que eso.
I feel like death is better than that.
33
He asked him if he had already gone back over his steps.
Le preguntó si ya había vuelto sobre sus pasos.
34
Something happened to him.
Le pasó algo.
35
¿Me pasas algo de comida?
Can you pass me some food?
36
to do something again.
Volver a infinitivo
37
# English First Dish We're going to use our special dishes for Christmas dinner.
El plato Vamos a usar los platos especiales para la cena navideña.
38
La bañera El final perfecto para una semana difícil es un baño de espumas caliente en la bañera.
Bathtub The perfect ending to a difficult week is a warm bubble bath in the bathtub.
39
algo (as an adverb) ¿Puedo tomar algo más?
a little Can I have a little more?
40
Llevo tres años viviendo en esta ciudad.
I have been living in his city for three years.
41
Luminoso(a) ¡Esa es una idea luminosa! ¿Cómo que no se nos ocurrió antes?
Lit up, bright That's a bright idea! Why didn't we think of that sooner?
42
# English First The sidewalk They took their dogs out for a walk on the sidewalk.
La vereda, la acera, la banqueta. Sacaron sus perros a pasear por la acera.
43
# English First Desk It is easier to do homework at a desk than at the kitchen table.
El escritorio Es más fácil hacer la tarea en un escritorio que la mesa de la cocina.
44
He is thinking about getting married to the daughter.
Piensa casarse con la hija.
45
¡No le deseo eso a nadie!
I don't wish that on anyone!
46
Tell him to forgive me.
Dile que me disculpe.
47
# English First ear, hearing, heard
oído
48
It will be better to leave things such as they are.
Será mejor dejar las cosas tal y como están.
49
Oscuro(a) El cuarto está oscuro, y no puedo ver nada.
dark The room is dark, and I can't see anything.
50
I loved the dinner
Me encantó la cena.
51
Look, over there, there are many.
Mira, allí hay muchos.
52
# English First Closet Hang those clothes in the closet.
El armario Cuelga esa ropa en el armario.
53
I'm taking care of that. Note verb followed by de
Me preocupo de eso.
54
¿Y conoces a alguien así?
And do you know anyone like that?
55
room service If you don't feel like going to the hotel restaurant for dinner, we can call room service.
el servicio de habitación Si no te apetece ir a cenar al restaurante del hotel, podemos llamar al servicio de habitación.
56
Espero que no me busquen*.
I hope that they aren't seeking me.
57
Ever Have you ever seen a ghost?
alguna vez ¿Alguna vez has visto un fantasma?
58
a menudo
often
59
Try to read rapidly!
Trata de leer rápido!
60
Ya no voy ahí.
I'm not going there anymore.
61
A los padres les preocupaba el fuego.
The parents were worried about the fire.
62
I hope that they aren't seeking me.
Espero que no me busquen*.
63
Cuando volvió era bueno otra vez.
When he returned, he was nice again.
64
Todavía queda comida.
There's still food left.
65
el servicio de habitación Si no te apetece ir a cenar al restaurante del hotel, podemos llamar al servicio de habitación.
room service If you don't feel like going to the hotel restaurant for dinner, we can call room service.
66
Lo mejor está por llegar.
The best is yet to arrive.
67
algo de infinitivo Estoy muerta de hambre. Dame algo de comer, por favor.
something, an unspecified thing I'm starving. Please, give me something to eat.
68
# English First Nowhere Where are you going on vacation? - Nowhere. I can't afford it.
ninguna parte ¿A dónde vas a ir de vacaciones? - A ninguna parte. No me alcanza.
69
Just before
Justo antes
70
Las banquetas en la Ciudad de México están repletas de vendedores.
The sidewalks in Mexico City are packed with vendors.
71
Lo vuelve a hacer.
He’s doing it again.
72
Qué gusto verte!
What a pleasure to see you!
73
Cuando llega al país no tiene dinero.
When she arrives in the country she doesn't have money.
74
Dile que me encuentre.
Tell her to meet me.
75
Le preguntamos si ya ha llegado.
We are asking him if he has already arrived.
76
La basura La calle está llena de basura por la huelga de los basureros.
trash, garbage, litter The street is full of garbage because of the garbagemen strike.
77
¿Me pasas el agua?
Can you pass me the water?
78
Cuanto mayor tu casa, más dinero necesitas.
The bigger your house, the more money you need.
79
Dejó de decir esas cosas.
She stopped saying those things.
80
To work as
Trabajar de
81
Llegar a ser | Nadie podía imaginar que una modesta maestra de escuela rural llegaría a ser la presidenta de la nación.
To become No one could ever imagine that a modest rural schoolteacher would become the nation's president.
82
disculpar
to excuse
83
The best is yet to arrive.
Lo mejor está por llegar.
84
I had to return.
Tuve que volver.
85
He helps her find her house.
La ayuda a encontrar su casa.
86
por followed by some verbs
the action of the verb is yet to happen
87
All right, let’s keep doing it.
Bueno, sigamos haciéndolo.
88
Pudieron seguir su camino
They were able to continue on their way.
89
Can you pass me the water?
¿Me pasas el agua?
90
To help someone do something
Ayudar a infinitivo
91
And do you know anyone like that?
¿Y conoces a alguien así?
92
I feel, suppose, or think that something is the case
siento que, supongo que, creo que
93
¿Lo pasaron bien?
Did you all have a good time?
94
# English First supposed The supposed murderer has been arrested.
supuesto Se ha detenido al supuesto asesino.
95
Puedes contar con él.
You can count on him.
96
El lavamanos El jabón está junto al lavamanos.
basin, sink The soap is next to the sink.
97
Sale de la historia cuando quiere.
He exits from the story when he wants.
98
Me preocupa mucho estar aquí.
It worries me a lot to be here.
99
They’re not worried.
No se preocupan.
100
Tiene que ver con la historia.
It has to do with the story.
101
I have been living in this city for three years.
Llevo tres años viviendo en esta ciudad.
102
# English First site, place
El sitio
103
Le pareció que no era así.
To him it seemed not so.
104
Casarse con alguien
To get married to someone.
105
I'm worried.
Me preocupo.
106
El comedor La cena será servida en el comedor.
Dinning room Dinner will be served in the dining room.
107
Are they treating you well?
¿Te tratan bien?
108
¿Se murieron?
They died?
109
# English First trash, garbage, litter The street is full of garbage because of the garbagemen strike.
La basura La calle está llena de basura por la huelga de los basureros.
110
¡No lo puedo creer!
I can’t believe it!
111
Trabajar de
To work as
112
Me preocupo.
I'm worried.
113
# English First Bathtub The perfect ending to a difficult week is a warm bubble bath in the bathtub.
La bañera El final perfecto para una semana difícil es un baño de espumas caliente en la bañera.
114
El campo Siempre pasan los fines de semana en el campo.
Country They always spend weekends in the countryside.
115
To count or to rely on
Contar con
116
Quedarse
To stay or to end up
117
I'm not going there anymore.
Ya no voy ahí.
118
Acogedor(a) Es un dormitorio pequeño pero muy acogedor.
Cozy It's a small bedroom, but it's very cosy.
119
# English First Walking down the sidewalk in Buenos Aires is pleasant.
Caminar por la vereda en Buenos Aires es placentero.
120
pasarlo bien
to have a good time
121
El vaso Toma un vaso del estante si tienes sed.
glass Get a glass from the shelf if you're thirsty.
122
# English First Traffic light. Turn left at the next traffic light.
Semáforo En el siguiente semáforo, gira a la izquierda.
123
Lo ayuda a encontrar a su hermano.
He helps him find his brother.
124
Los papás dormían.
The parents were sleeping.
125
Bueno, sigo siendo así.
All right, I-ll continue being nice.
126
Hospedarse El barón se hospedará en el hotel Plaza.
To lodge, to stay The Baron will stay at Plaza Hotel.
127
Por eso mi hermano está tan preocupado.
That’s why my brother is so worried.
128
pero igual
but at the same time...
129
To go out with someone (to date)
Salir con alguien
130
Me preocupo de eso.
I'm taking care of that. Note verb followed by de
131
One is able to meet kings and strange things.
Uno puede conocer reyes y cosas extrañas.
132
To tell a complete story versus to tell a short quote or a fact
Contar versus Decir
133
nave Tenemos más de mil postes almacenados en la nave cuatro.
ship, vessel, vehicle We have over a thousand poles stored in warehouse four.
134
To stay or to end up
Quedarse
135
All the food here is pretty similar.
Toda la comida aquí es bastante parecida.
136
# English First What a pleasure to see you!
Qué gusto verte!
137
Covered, piece of flatware
Cubierto
138
unas semanas
a few weeks
139
You can take whichever.
Puedes tomar el que sea.
140
That’s why my brother is so worried.
Por eso mi hermano está tan preocupado.
141
Pensar + infinitivo
To think about doing something
142
Tienes que dejar de hacer eso.
You have to stop doing that.
143
Siempre se preocupa de que eso no pase.
He always makes sure that doesn't happen.
144
They are letting you do this.
Te dejan hacer esto.
145
# English First Perhaps he hasn't heard me.
Quizás no me haya oído.
146
# English First You shouldn't ride your bike on the sidewalk.
No debes subirte al andén en tu bicicleta. Central America, Columbia
147
Puede seguir su camino.
He can continue on his way.
148
Te llama para que la ayudes.
She calls you in order that you help her.
149
To try
Tratar de
150
They can’t think about others.
No pueden pensar en otras.
151
We had a good time.
Lo pasamos bien.
152
What happened was that he found the money.
Lo que sucedió fue que encontró el dinero.
153
Stop reading and let's go!
¡Deja de leer y vamos!
154
ir de fiesta Mis hijos van de fiesta los sábados y no vuelven hasta que no han cerrado todos los bares y pubs.
to party or go out partying My children go partying on Saturdays and they won't come back until all bars and clubs are closed.
155
El escritorio Es más fácil hacer la tarea en un escritorio que la mesa de la cocina.
Desk It is easier to do homework at a desk than at the kitchen table.
156
callar Mejor callar y esperar que no se repita. Calla y déjame pensar. ¡Calla! Ya has dicho suficiente.
to keep or be quiet, to shut up We'd better keep quiet and hope it doesn't happen again. Be quiet and let me think. Shut up! You've already said enough
157
No se preocupan.
They’re not worried.
158
# English First as much as, as many as In that restaurant you can eat as much as you want You can take as many as you can carry.
cuanto En ese restaurante puedes comer todo cuanto quieras. Puedes coger todo cuanto te puedas llevar.
159
except All the students except two went to the end-of-year trip.
excepto Al viaje de fin de curso fueron todos los alumnos excepto dos.
160
a little Can I have a little more?
algo (as an adverb) ¿Puedo tomar algo más?
161
The parents were sleeping.
Los papás dormían.
162
Piensa casarse con la hija.
He is thinking about getting married to the daughter.
163
El cruce peatonal, La senda peatonal
pedestrian crossing
164
To subscribe to My mother subscribed my sister to a fashion magazine.
Suscribir Mi madre suscribió a mi hermana a una revista de moda.
165
hacer arreglos
to make arrangements
166
Lo encanté
I cast a spell on him
167
¿Me escuchas?
Can you hear me? | Note - Oir is not used
168
Pensar en algo
To think about something
169
He arrives in the country.
Llega al país
170
cualquier parte ¿Te quieres ir de aquí? - Sí, cualquier parte del mundo será mejor que este país que está siempre en guerra.
anywhere Do you want to leave here? - Yes, anywhere in the world will be better than this country that is always at war.
171
What I like best What I like best about my home is that it is sunny and spacious.
lo que más me gusta Lo que más me gusta de mi casa es que es soleada y espaciosa.
172
intimidar Lo intimidó para que hiciera lo que ella quería.
to bully She bullied him into doing what she wanted.
173
¿Qué tiene que ver?
What does that have to do with anything?
174
# English First anywhere Do you want to leave here? - Yes, anywhere in the world will be better than this country that is always at war.
cualquier parte ¿Te quieres ir de aquí? - Sí, cualquier parte del mundo será mejor que este país que está siempre en guerra.
175
Creo que está aquí.
I think that he’s here.
176
Todos se volvieron locos.
Everyone went crazy.
177
Thank God! It's a good thing They called to say they'll be late. - Thank God! Dinner isn't ready yet. Your ex was at the party. It's a good thing you didn't come.
Menos mal Llamaron para decir que se retrasarán. - ¡Menos mal! La cena no está lista todavía. Tu ex estaba en la fiesta. Menos mal que no viniste.
178
This is worth a lot.
Esto vale mucho.
179
Le tengo que decir que lo siento.
I have to tell him that I’m sorry.
180
to excuse
disculpar
181
Salir con alguien
To go out with someone (to date)
182
oído
ear, hearing, heard
183
Mira, allí hay muchos.
Look, over there, there are many.
184
# English First Lit up, bright That's a bright idea! Why didn't we think of that sooner?
Luminoso(a) ¡Esa es una idea luminosa! ¿Cómo que no se nos ocurrió antes?
185
Su plan era casarse con la hija del rey.
His plan was to get married to the king’s daughter.
186
El suelo Se derramó la leche por el suelo.
Floor The milk got spilled on the floor.
187
Se siente feliz por todo lo que vio.
She feels happy because of all that she saw.
188
Do you feel all right?
¿Te sientes bien?
189
Thank God, It’s a good thing They called to say that they will be late. Thank God! Dinner is not ready yet. Your ex was at the party. It’s a good thing that you didn’t come.
Menos mal Llamaron para decir que se retrasarán. - ¡Menos mal! La cena no está lista todavía. Tu ex estaba en la fiesta. Menos mal que no viniste.
190
Nos sentimos seguros.
We feel safe.
191
Lo mejor está por venir.
The best is yet to come.
192
No le pasaba nada.
Nothing was happening to him.
193
It worries me a lot to be here.
Me preocupa mucho estar aquí.
194
I can’t believe it!
¡No lo puedo creer!
195
Llegar a
To arrive at or in
196
They don’t live in reality.
No viven en la realidad.
197
Seguir tends to be followed by a gerund. The sense is to "keep", "stay", or "continue" doing something.
198
Juega a estos juegos
He's playing those games.
199
Contar versus Decir
To tell a complete story versus to tell a short quote or a fact
200
Lo comieron.
They ate it.
201
una vuelta Hay que darle una vuelta más a la llave.
a turn You have to give the key another turn.
202
All right, let's continue eating.
Bueno, sigamos comiendo.
203
To treat
Direct object + tratar
204
I don't wish that on anyone!
¡No le deseo eso a nadie!
205
To think about doing something
Pensar + infinitivo
206
Bueno, sigamos.
All right, let's continue.
207
The madame continues standing.
La señora sigue de pie.
208
He’s doing it again.
Lo vuelve a hacer.
209
Parecido
similar
210
Tanto como A mi gato le gusta comer tanto como dormir.
as much as Juliana says it also means both My cat loves eating as much as sleeping.
211
All my things were taken.
Se llevaron todas mis cosas.
212
Me encantó la cena
I loved the dinner
213
She calls you in order that you help her.
Te llama para que la ayudes.
214
You have to stop doing that.
Tienes que dejar de hacer eso.
215
Cubierto
Covered, piece of flatware
216
La fila Nos pusimos en fila para comprar los boletos para el concierto.
The line, the queue, the row We got in line to buy the concert tickets.
217
paracerse
multiple things look similar to each other
218
oiga¡ Oiga! Se olvida de su gorro, señora. Oiga, no puede pasar ahí. Es solo para el personal. ¿No vio el letrero? ¡Suélteme! ¿Quiénes son ustedes? - Oiga, señora, estamos aquí para ayudarle. Somos personal sanitario, así que tranquilícese.
excuse me, hey, listen, Excuse me! You've forgotten your hat, ma'am. Hey, you can't go in there. It's personnel only. Didn't you see the sign? Let go of me! Who are you? - Listen, ma'am, we're here to help you. We're paramedics, so calm down
219
Sí o sí
One way or the other, no matter what, definitely
220
I hope that it's tall.
Espero que sea alto.
221
Tenía que encontrar the dress y llevarlo a la fiesta.
She had to find the dress and wear it to the party.
222
Being here is enough for them.
Les basta estar aquí.
223
La historia cuenta que querían ser policías.
The story tells that they wanted to be policemen.
224
To lodge, to stay The Baron will stay at Plaza Hotel.
Hospedarse El barón se hospedará en el hotel Plaza.
225
The story tells that they wanted to be policemen.
La historia cuenta que querían ser policías.
226
I never saw her again.
Nunca la volví a ver.
227
Direct object + dejar + infinitivo
To let someone do something
228
We're talking about my story.
Hablamos de mi historia.
229
# English First I don't know what made me think about him.
No sé qué me hizo pensar en él.
230
Al niño le gustaba jugar con el fuego.
The boy liked playing with fire.
231
Había que encontrar el agua y llevarla lejos.
They had to find water and take it far away.
232
Deja de hacer eso
Stop doing that.
233
Les basta estar aquí.
Being here is enough for them.
234
La vereda, la acera, la banqueta. Sacaron sus perros a pasear por la acera.
The sidewalk They took their dogs out for a walk on the sidewalk.
235
a little, some I think there's some oil left, but I'm not sure.
algo de sustantivo Creo que queda algo de aceite, pero no estoy segura.
236
Decir in the command form + que + subjective
To tell to do something
237
acerca de Leí un libro acerca de la guerra en la época medieval.
about (not sobre) I read a book about war in medieval
238
They had to find water and take it far away.
Había que encontrar el agua y llevarla lejos.
239
El hogar
home
240
# English First Floor The milk got spilled on the floor.
El suelo Se derramó la leche por el suelo.
241
genial Es genial que puedas pasar tu cumpleaños con tus mejores amigos. Es una película genial. Me encantó.
great, brilliant, fantastic It's great that you can spend your birthday with your best friends. It's a brilliant movie. I loved it.
242
# English First Current The current economic crisis was caused by the housing bubble.
Actual La burbuja inmobiliaria causó la crisis económica actual.
243
# English First The line, the queue, the row We got in line to buy the concert tickets.
La fila Nos pusimos en fila para comprar los boletos para el concierto.
244
Contar con
To count or to rely on
245
I hope that I'm at home here.
Espero que esté en casa aquí.
246
# English First basin, sink The soap is next to the sink.
El lavamanos El jabón está junto al lavamanos.
247
Casarse
To get married
248
# English First pedestrian crossing
El cruce peatonal, La senda peatonal
249
When she arrives in the country she doesn't have money.
Cuando llega al país no tiene dinero.
250
Le gustaba a la muchacha el auto.
The car was pleasing to the girl.
251
Tienes que dejar de hacer eso.
You have to stop doing that.
252
No pueden pensar en otras.
They can’t think about others.
253
Después llamaron a la puerta.
Afterwards they knocked on the door.
254
El inodoro Voy a limpiar el inodoro con blanqueador.
Toilet I'm going to clean the toilet with bleach.
255
Me gustaría que te quedes.
I’d like that you stay.
256
# English First The sidewalks in Mexico City are packed with vendors.
Las banquetas en la Ciudad de México están repletas de vendedores.
257
Será mejor dejar las cosas tal y como están.
It will be better to leave things such as they are.
258
La señora sigue de pie.
The madame continues standing.
259
Can you hear me? | Note - Oir is not used
¿Me escuchas?
260
Sigue loca.
She's still crazy.
261
justo antes
just before
262
I'm not going there anymore.
Ya no voy ahí.
263
It's about a boy.
Se trata de un niño.
264
# English First glass Get a glass from the shelf if you're thirsty.
El vaso Toma un vaso del estante si tienes sed.
265
to make arrangements
hacer arreglos
266
El bote
boat
267
¿Les parece un perro?
Does it look like a dog to all of you?
268
El barco
ship
269
I feel like death is better than that.
Siento que la muerte es mejor que eso.
270
¡Qué bueno saber de ti!
How good to hear from you!
271
El armario Cuelga esa ropa en el armario.
Closet Hang those clothes in the closet.
272
Afterwards they knocked on the door.
Después llamaron a la puerta.
273
# English First Cozy It's a small bedroom, but it's very cosy.
Acogedor(a) Es un dormitorio pequeño pero muy acogedor.
274
Los oyeron.
They heard them.
275
# English First boat
El bote
276
¡No pasa nada!
It’s totally fine!
277
Tengo muchos hermanos, algunos muy parecidos.
I have many siblings, many similar looking.
278
I don't believe that he is here.
No creo que esté aquí.
279
algo de sustantivo Creo que queda algo de aceite, pero no estoy segura.
a little, some I think there's some oil left, but I'm not sure.
280
Trata de leer rápido!
Try to read rapidly!
281
Whichever it is
Él or La que sea
282
It's very important for her to be here.
Le importa mucho estar aquí.
283
He helps him find his brother.
Lo ayuda a encontrar a su hermano.
284
He always makes sure that doesn't happen.
Siempre se preocupa de que eso no pase.
285
Le importa mucho estar aquí.
It's very important for her to be here.
286
great, brilliant, fantastic It's great that you can spend your birthday with your best friends. It's a brilliant movie. I loved it.
genial Es genial que puedas pasar tu cumpleaños con tus mejores amigos. Es una película genial. Me encantó.
287
You can count on him.
Puedes contar con él.
288
When he returned, he was nice again.
Cuando volvió era bueno otra vez.
289
Nunca la volví a ver.
I never saw her again.
290
He can continue on his way.
Puede seguir su camino.
291
Coach The team coach used to be a player on that same team.
Entrenador El entrenador del equipo era antes un jugador en ese mismo equipo.
292
# English First Toilet I'm going to clean the toilet with bleach.
El inodoro Voy a limpiar el inodoro con blanqueador.
293
al parecer ¿Por qué discuten Sarah y Fred? - Al parecer, él chocó su carro.
apparently Why are Sarah and Fred arguing? - Apparently, he bumped her car.
294
The car was pleasing to the girl.
Le gustaba a la muchacha el auto.
295
multiple things look similar to each other
paracerse
296
Toda la comida aquí es bastante parecida.
All the food here is pretty similar.
297
I’d like that you stay.
Me gustaría que te quedes.
298
Hablar de
to talk about
299
She was called Luna.
Se llamaba Luna.
300
I’ll seat myself at some bar and wait.
Me siento en algún bar y espero.
301
To get married to someone.
Casarse con alguien
302
to wish or want
desear
303
ship, vessel, vehicle We have over a thousand poles stored in warehouse four.
nave Tenemos más de mil postes almacenados en la nave cuatro.
304
To him it seemed not so.
Le pareció que no era así.
305
How good to hear from you!
¡Qué bueno saber de ti!
306
Did you all have a good time?
¿Lo pasaron bien?
307
Lo pasamos bien.
We had a good time.
308
Le pasó algo.
Something happened to him.
309
Subrayar La conferencia internacional subrayó la importancia de los derechos humanos.
Underline The international conference underlined the importance of human rights.
310
Se quedaron con mucho miedo.
They ended up really scared.
311
todas partes Hay actores en todas partes en Los Ángeles Hay gente por todas partes.
everywhere There are actors everywhere in Los Angeles There are people everywhere.
312
Entrenador El entrenador del equipo era antes un jugador en ese mismo equipo.
Coach The team coach used to be a player on that same team.
313
# English First Dinning room Dinner will be served in the dining room.
El comedor La cena será servida en el comedor .
314
All right, let’s continue together.
Bueno, sigamos juntas.
315
Dejar de algo
To stop doing something
316
Quizás no me haya oído.
Perhaps he hasn't heard me.
317
I ended up without money.
Me quedé sin dinero.
318
Life goes on.
La vida sigue.
319
lo que más me gusta Lo que más me gusta de mi casa es que es soleada y espaciosa.
What I like best What I like best about my home is that it is sunny and spacious.
320
I miss us doing things together.
Extraño que hagamos cosas juntos.
321
to start. Begins with p It started raining just as we were arriving at the beach.
ponerse a Justo cuando llegábamos a la playa, se puso a llover.
322
They died?
¿Se murieron?
323
To get married
Casarse
324
La ayuda a encontrar su casa.
He helps her find her house.
325
¿Te sientes bien?
Do you feel all right?
326
I think that he’s here.
Creo que está aquí.
327
Nos estamos muriendo.
We are dying.
328
Lo volví a hacer
I did it again.
329
# English First ship
El barco, buque
330
No me habrías dejado entrar.
You wouldn't have let me enter.
331
What does that have to do with anything?
¿Qué tiene que ver?
332
Volver a infinitivo
to do something again.
333
El plato Vamos a usar los platos especiales para la cena navideña.
Dish We're going to use our special dishes for Christmas dinner.
334
Tuve que volver.
I had to return.
335
Amo que hagamos cosas juntos
I love us doing things together.
336
Ayudar a infinitivo
To help someone do something
337
similar
Parecido
338
All right, let's continue.
Bueno, sigamos.
339
Se llevaron todas mis cosas.
All my things were taken.
340
lo que más me gusta Lo que más me gusta de mi casa es que es soleada y espaciosa.
What I like best What I like best about my home is that it is sunny and spacious.
341
Tratar de
To try
342
No viven en la realidad.
They don’t live in reality.
343
Me siento en algún bar y espero.
I’ll seat myself at some bar and wait.
344
No sé qué me hizo pensar en él.
I don't know what made me think about him.
345
ninguna parte ¿A dónde vas a ir de vacaciones? - A ninguna parte. No me alcanza.
Nowhere Where are you going on vacation? - Nowhere. I can't afford it.
346
Me quedé sin dinero.
I ended up without money.
347
He exits from the story when he wants.
Sale de la historia cuando quiere.
348
to talk about
Hablar de
349
Uno puede conocer reyes y cosas extrañas.
One is able to meet kings and strange things.
350
To let someone do something
Direct object + dejar + infinitivo
351
His plan was to get married to the king’s daughter.
Su plan era casarse con la hija del rey.
352
Whatever it is
Lo que sea
353
to keep or be quiet, to shut up We'd better keep quiet and hope it doesn't happen again. Be quiet and let me think. Shut up! You've already said enough
callar Mejor callar y esperar que no se repita. Calla y déjame pensar. ¡Calla! Ya has dicho suficiente.
354
# English First home
El hogar
355
to bully She bullied him into doing what she wanted.
intimidar Lo intimidó para que hiciera lo que ella quería.
356
# English First everywhere There are actors everywhere in Los Angeles There are people everywhere.
todas partes Hay actores en todas partes en Los Ángeles Hay gente por todas partes.
357
Tengo miedo de que será una decisión difícil.
I am afraid that it will be a difficult decision.
358
La vida sigue.
Life goes on.
359
Nothing was happening to him.
No le pasaba nada.
360
She feels happy because of all that she saw.
Se siente feliz por todo lo que vio.
361
Can you pass me some food?
¿Me pasas algo de comida?
362
No sé qué me hizo pensar en él.
I don't know what made me think about him.
363
Bueno, sigamos comiendo.
All right, let's continue eating.
364
¿Para qué? Deja tu correo electrónico para que podamos mantenernos en contacto.
So that | Leave your email address so that we can stay in touch.
365
To arrive at or in
Llegar a
366
to party or go out partying My children go partying on Saturdays and they won't come back until all bars and clubs are closed.
ir de fiesta Mis hijos van de fiesta los sábados y no vuelven hasta que no han cerrado todos los bares y pubs.
367
You wouldn't have let me enter.
No me habrías dejado entrar.
368
She had to find the dress and wear it to the party.
Tenía que encontrar the dress y llevarlo a la fiesta.
369
No creo que esté aquí.
I don't believe that he is here.
370
¿Te tratan bien?
Are they treating you well?
371
Se llamaba Luna.
She was called Luna.
372
Espero que sea alto.
I hope that it's tall.
373
Puedes tomar el que sea.
You can take whichever.
374
alguna vez ¿Alguna vez has visto un fantasma?
Ever Have you ever seen a ghost?
375
Me parece que se aman.
It seems to me like the love each other.
376
A ver... ¿Dónde?
Let’s see... Where?
377
Semáforo En el siguiente semáforo, gira a la izquierda.
Traffic light. Turn left at the next traffic light.
378
No debes subirte al andén en tu bicicleta. Central America, Columbia
You shouldn't ride your bike on the sidewalk.
379
Dile que me disculpe.
Tell him to forgive me.
380
Espero que esté en casa aquí.
I hope that I'm at home here.
381
Menos mal Llamaron para decir que se retrasarán. - ¡Menos mal! La cena no está lista todavía. Tu ex estaba en la fiesta. Menos mal que no viniste.
Thank God! It's a good thing They called to say they'll be late. - Thank God! Dinner isn't ready yet. Your ex was at the party. It's a good thing you didn't come.
382
supuesto Se ha detenido al supuesto asesino.
supposed The supposed murderer has been arrested.
383
Let’s see... Where?
A ver... ¿Dónde?
384
Seguir tends to be followed by a gerund. The sense is to "keep", "stay", or "continue" doing something.
385
desear
to wish or want
386
She's still crazy.
Sigue loca.
387
ponerse a Justo cuando llegábamos a la playa, se puso a llover.
to start It started raining just as we were arriving at the beach.
388
Muchos dicen que nos parecemos.
Many say that we look like each other.
389
Lo que sea
Whatever it is
390
Le preguntó si ya había vuelto sobre sus pasos.
He asked him if he had already gone back over his steps.
391
Everyone went crazy.
Todos se volvieron locos.
392
to have a good time
pasarlo bien
393
Él or La que sea
Whichever it is
394
It’s totally fine!
¡No pasa nada!
395
I came to seek my friend.
Vine a buscar a mi amigo.
396
El sitio
site, place
397
todas partes Hay actores en todas partes en Los Ángeles Hay gente por todas partes.
everywhere There are actors everywhere in Los Angeles There are people everywhere.
398
Se trata de un niño.
It's about a boy.
399
I cast a spell on him.
Lo encanté.
400
about (not sobre) I read a book about war in medieval times.
acerca de Leí un libro acerca de la guerra en la época medieval.
401
cuanto En ese restaurante puedes comer cuanto quieras. Puedes coger cuanto te puedas llevar.
as much as, as many as In that restaurant you can eat as much as you want You can take as many as you can carry.
402
Espero que esté en casa aquí.
I hope that I'm at home here.
403
Lo que sucedió fue que encontró el dinero.
What happened was that he found the money.
404
Hablamos de mi historia.
We're talking about my story.
405
Esto vale mucho.
This is worth a lot.
406
# English First Country They always spend weekends in the countryside.
El campo Siempre pasan los fines de semana en el campo.
407
Escuchemos
Let's listen
408
Pasan cosas, algunas parecidas, otras que no tienen nada que ver.
Things happen: Several similar, others that have nothing to do with each other.
409
Me dijeron que lo sentían
They told me that they were sorry.
410
# English First There's still food left.
Todavía queda comida.
411
something, an unspecified thing I'm starving. Please, give me something to eat.
algo de infinitivo Estoy muerta de hambre. Dame algo de comer, por favor.
412
siento que, supongo que, creo que
I feel, suppose, or think that something is the case
413
¡Deja de leer y vamos!
Stop reading and let's go!
414
Media naranja Conocí a mi media naranja cuando era joven.
Soulmate I met my soulmate when I was young.
415
Soulmate I met my soulmate when I was young.
Media naranja Conocí a mi media naranja cuando era joven.
416
¿A que sí? En ese restaurante se come muy bien. ¿A que sí, Ana?
Isn't that right? They serve very good food at that restaurant. Isn't that right, Ana?
417
Isn't that right? They serve very good food at that restaurant. Isn't that right, Ana?
¿A que sí? En ese restaurante se come muy bien. ¿A que sí, Ana?
418
No se llevaban bien
they did not get on well.