Level 6, Units 7 & 8 Flashcards
(46 cards)
to jump, leap, hop, spring (to expel oneself into the air)
to spurt, pop out, fly, break (to be expelled from)
to go off (to suddenly activate)
to blow, shatter glass, blow up (to burst)
to lose one’s temper, explode, get angry (to become angry)
to blurt out, come out (to say suddenly)
to jump, jump over, vault (to leap over)
to skip (to omit)
to chip a tooth (to break)
to skip, miss (to omit)
to break (legal)
to pop off, come off (to be expelled)
saltar
saltarse
Phrase
to not matter, to make no difference, to not make any difference (not mentioning a specific person)
to not matter to, make no difference to, to not make any difference to, to no mind either way when choosing between two things
dar igual
to frustrate (to discourage)
to thwart (to stop)
to foil (to abort)
to get frustrated (to become frustrated)
to fail (to fall through)
Adjective
frustrated (disappointed)
failed (unsuccessful)
frustrar
frustrarse
frustrado
to damage, harm, hurt (to cause harm)
to spoil (to ruin)
to get damaged, be spoiled (to be ruined)
to hurt, get hurt, injure, get injured (to suffer an injury)
to break (to stop working)
damaged (harmed)
spoiled (culinary)
dañar
dañarse
dañado/a
adjective
sixth (ordinal number)
the sixth (ordinal number)
the sixth (fraction)
adverb
sixth (in a series)
sexta
el/la sexta
el sexta
sexto
the form, shape (figure)
the way (manner)
the form (class) (style) (grammar) (document) (Mexico)
the outward appearance (outward indication)
the figure (feminine build)
la forma
las formas
the case, jewelry box (container)
el estuche
to look after, deal with, take care of (to care for)
to attend to, see, serve, assist (to provide a service to)
to respond to, meet (to fulfill)
to answer (telecommunications)
to run (commerce)
to pay attention (to be attentive)
to answer to (to be called; used with “por”)
to meet, take care of (to comply; often used with “a”)
to take into account, bear in mind to consider; used with “a”)
to be available, serve (to provide a service)
to see (to provide a service) (Latin America)
atender
atenderse
Phrase
the nightlife
la vida nocturna
phrase
with regard to, as for (in reference to)
en cuanto a
en lo que respecta a
the friar (religious)
el fraile
to tolerate, put up with (to tolerate)
to bear (to endure)
to support (to hold up)
soportar
Adjective
shrewd, clever, astute (ingenious)
cunning, crafty, wily (sly)
astuto/a
adjective
shameless, insolent, impertinent (brazen)
Noun
the shameless person, insolent person (brazen person)
desvergonzado/a
el desvergonzado
la desvergonzada
the seller of indulgences
el buldero
the indulgence
la bula
to deceive, lie to, trick (to lie to)
to cheat on (to be unfaithful to)
to mislead, cheat, trick, swindle (to defraud)
to be deceptive (to be misleading)
to fool oneself (to delude oneself)
engañar
engañarse
to force (to oblige) (to break open)
to strain eyesight or voice (to stress)
to rape (sexually)
to force oneself (to make oneself)
to be forced (to force)
forzar
forzarse
the nun
la monja
the swindler, conman
el timador
la timadora
to bet (to gamble) (to speculate)
to station, post, position (to station)
to opt for, go for (to choose; used with “por”)
to bet (to gamble)
to position oneself (to station oneself)
apostar
apostarse
the bite (action of biting) (mouthful)
the bribe
to bite (to cut with the teeth)
to eat into, corrode (to eat away at)
to accept a bribe (to take a bribe)
to bite (to cut with the teeth)
la mordita
morder
morderse
the bribery (action)
the bribe (payoff)
el soborno
the fraud, fake (impostor)
adjective
deceitful (false)
el farsante
la farsante
el/la farsante
