Level 5, Unit 50 & 51 Flashcards
(100 cards)
to hit (to make forceful contact with)
to paste with glue, glue, stick (to attach)
to hit, beat (to mistreat)
to paste (computing)
to give (to transmit)
to pull up (to bring closer)
to match, go (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 (to catch)
to win (to be successful in) (Puerto Rico)
pegar
pegarse
the manager, superintendent, super, caretaker (building manager)
the porter, concierge, doorman, doorwoman (door attendant)
the goalkeeper, goalie, keeper (sports)
el portero
la portera
the coach, manager, trainer (general)
el entrenador
la entrenadora
to pass (to give) (education)
to happen (to occur)
to cross (to go across)
to meet (to reach)
to go through (to suffer)
to come in, go ahead (to proceed)
to go by (to elapse)
to go past (to travel past)
to get through (to go through or past)
to pass (to transmit)
come over to a different side, come over to your side (to change)
to forget (to not remember)
to fail to notice (to fail to notice) (to be too late for)
to go bad (to become inedible)
to be overdone, overcooked (culinary)
to spend (to occupy)
to go too far (to go to extremes)
to overdo (to overuse; used with “con”)
to be far too (to be excessively; used with “de”)
pasar
pasarse
to kick, boot (to strike with the foot)
to stamp on, stomp on (to trample)
to tramp around, traipse around (colloquial) (to walk around)
to mistreat, be nasty to (colloquial) (to be unpleasant to)
to stamp in disapproval of, boo, cheer, applaud slowly (colloquial) (to express disapproval of)
to upset, disagree with (colloquial) (to cause ill effects to) (Southern Cone)
to tramp around, traipse around (colloquial) (to walk around)
to blow (colloquial) (to waste)
patear
patearse
adjective
equal, identical, same (indistinguishable)
equal (the same on a scale) (mathematics)
like, alike, like this (similar)
regular, constant, even (regular)
all (as in tied) (sport)
Adverb
the same, just like (in the same way)
maybe, perhaps, may, might (possibly)
just the same, still (anyway)
Noun
the equal sign (mathematics)
the peer, equal (equal in status)
igual
igual
el igual
adjective
penal, criminal (law)
Noun
the prison, penitentiary (jail)
the penalty (sports) (Latin America)
penal
el penal
to throw, cast (to propel)
to put (like gas in a car) (to add)
to throw out, expel (to oust)
to pour (to serve)
to give off, emit (to release)
to sprout (to produce)
to give (to give)
to mail, post (to send)
to reckon, think (to estimate)
to give, have (indicating an action)
to push (to move)
to fire, sack (to lay off)
to start, begin (to commence)
to throw oneself (to propel oneself)
to lie down (to recline)
to put on (to apply)
echar
echarse
phrase
strongly, hard, tightly, tight, heavily (as in weather) (with strength)
con fuerza
to throw (to propel)
to throw away (to get rid of)
to waste, squander (to use inefficiently)
to knock down, knock over (to pull down)
to fire, drop, shoot, launch (to discharge)
to take (photography)
to print, run off (printing)
to draw (to trace)
to pull (to draw nearer)
to be tight (to be taut)
to shoot (to fire) (sports)
to pull, draw (to work)
to get by (to survive)
to go (to move forward)
to throw oneself (to propel oneself)
to spend (to pass time)
to screw, lay (vulgar) (to have sexual intercourse)
tirar
tirarse
to mark (vulgar) (to have sexual intercourse)
to indicate, mark (to show)
to press, dial (to push numbers on a phone)
to score (points, goals), to cover (another player) (sports)
to show, stand out (to stand out)
marcar
marcarse
to catch (to grasp)
to capture (to take captive)
to trap (to immobilize)
atrapar
the arch, arc (shape)
the bow (weapon) (music)
the goal, wicket (sports) (Latin America)
el arco
adverb
barely, hardly, scarcely (with difficulty)
only, barely (short time)
conjunction
as soon as (the moment that)
apenas
apenas
to take a shortcut (to take a shorter way)
to put a stop to, stop, stem, contain, check the spread of (to put an end to something)
to cut short (to interrupt)
to catch, stop (to intercept) (Latin America)
to stop short (to stop oneself)
to feel ashamed (to feel embarrassed)
to get flustered (to be confused)
to keep one’s temper (to control oneself) (Southern Cone)
atajar
atajarse
the briefcase attaché case (document case)
the small case, overnight bag (luggage)
the bag (medicine)
el maletín
to water, irrigate, hose down (to drench with water)
to flow through (geography)
to spill (to cause to flow)
to screw up (colloquial) (to fail)(Mexico)
to spread (to disseminate) Regionalism used in Latin America: Does not include Spain.
to shower, take a shower (to bathe) Regionalism used in Latin America: Does not include Spain.
to scatter (to disperse) (Central America)
to get angry (to become cross) (Caribbean)
regar
regarse
roomate
compañero/a de apartamento
to hold, bear (to hold)
to wear (to have on)
to behave (to act)
portar
portarse
the farewell party
la fiesta de despedida
the alarm clock
el despertador
to camp (to lodge outdoors)
acampar
to embarrass (to humiliate)
to shame (to dishonor)
Adjective
ashamed, embarrassed
(feeling shame)
avergonzar
avergonzado/a
Phrase
since, given that, seeing as (because)
now that, as (on account of)
ya que
