To Fluency Sept 2021 Flashcards

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cat call
to cat call
It’s not worth it to cat call anyone anymore

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piropo
piropear
Ya no se vale piropear a nadie

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respect (everyone) above all

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respeto ante todo

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all made of (really) tasty things

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hecho de pura cosa sabrosona

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This biscocho has* (to do with) coconut, nuts, and rompope

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Este bizcocho tiene que ver con coco, nuez y rompope

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to kick off/ to (get) started

So, let’s kick off ‘el toque de aquiles’

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arrancamos con

así que arrancamos con el toque de aquiles ya

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To start (a machine/vehicle)
The car’s not starting, the battery must be dead.
Marcos started the car and sped off.

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Arrancar
El coche no arranca; debe estar sin batería.
Marcos arrancó el carro y salió a toda prisa.

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with confidence

And you will be able to start your own business project with CONFIDENCE.

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sin miedo

Y podrás arrancar SIN MIEDO tu propio proyecto empresarial.

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a good evening

It could be for a nice evening or a birthday party

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una tarde feliz

puede ser para una tarde feliz or uncompleaños

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to give into to a craving

or simply to give in to a craving

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darse un antojo
o simplemente para darse un antojo
*usually used in this form (darse) after para

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hot chocolate (mexican style)

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chocolatito

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people that are scared of baking

two preposition options

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la gente le tiene meido a la pastelería

miedo de O miedo a

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I just add a bunch of pancake flour

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Simplemente añado bastante harina de hot cakes

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additionally / in addition

Additionally, I’m going to add 4 full eggs

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por otro lado…

por otro lado voy a añadir 4 blanquillos/huevos enteros

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a big cup vs a small cup

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una taza grandota versus una taza chiquita

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just like this

I measure my oil, just like this

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así no más

mido mi aceite, asi no más

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doohicky/gadget/thing-a -ma-jig

We are going to mix it with this doohicky

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aparatejo

lo vamos a mezclar con ayuda de éste aparatejo

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We break the yolks that are mixing in with everything

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Rompamos las yemas que se vayan mezclando todo

* subjunctive because it’s after ‘que’

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exactly/just like this

do you guys see the texture now? It should be just like this.

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así mero

¿ya vieron la textura? Así mero…

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mix in*

we mix in these ingredients

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incorporamos estos ingredientes

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sweet tooth
No sweet tooth can resist a chocolate cake.
But he has a sweet tooth.

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goloso
Ningún goloso se resiste a una tarta de chocolate.
Pero tiene gusto por el dulce.

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tantalizing / irresistable / inviting / appetizing

Imagine how tantalizing/rich it is

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Imagínense qué goloso está

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crack an egg

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quebrar un huevo

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is called/bears the name/carries the name

… globe whisk

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lleva el nombre… batidor globo

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a springform pan

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un molde de cinturón

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non stick
antiadherente
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to pour | I just pour my mixed (batter) just like this
verter | simplemente vierto mi mezcla así en esta manera
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We are going to put it in to bake
lo vamos a meter a hornear
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Just like that | We were talking, and suddenly/just like that, he left.
Sin más ni más | Estábamos hablando y, sin más ni más, se fue
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without anything else | This (cake), like that without anything else goes directly into the oven
Sin más ni más | esto así sin más ni más va directamente a nuestro horno
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Elapse/passed (time) 25 or 30 minutes has passed, our bizcocho is now ready More than a year has passed since then.
transcurrir ha transcurrido los 25 o media hora nuestro bizcocho ya está Desde entonces ha transcurrido más de un año.
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to get ready to... / which The bizcocho is ready, *which* I am going to get ready to take it out of the oven The waiter got the table ready for four.
disponer El bizcocho ya está, el cual me voy a disponer a sacarlo del horno El camarero dispuso la mesa para cuatro personas.
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just that easy, just that simple, just that simple (basic)
así de fácil así de simple y así de sencillo
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countertop | I put it directly on my countertop
cubierta | lo pongo directamente sobre mi cubierta
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I'm going to stick a knife in it
voy a enterrar un cuchillo
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safety catch / hinge | I'm going to turn it a bit and undo this hinge
seguro / segurito | le doy un poquito la vuelta quito este segurito
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I take off the wax paper
retiro el papel encerado
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peck (poke with a fork/knife) | I'm going to make some small holes
picotazo | voy a hacerle unos pequeños picotazos
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``` to soak (with liquid) you must soak it ```
bañar | hay que bañarlo
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It is always necessary to have new ideas.
Siempre hay que tener ideas nuevas.
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We're going to give it a good shot of rompope
vamos a añadirle una buena | dosis de rompope
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double meaning play on words
un albur | doble sentido
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bite or sting (or alcohol added) A coffee with or without a shot of alcohol It's bad to scratch mosquito bites (or: stings)
piquete un cafe con piquete sin piquete Es malo rascarse un piquete de mosquito
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It says more than a thousand words
lo dice más que mil palabras
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to say goodbye | Juan said goodbye to his mother and went off to bed.
despedir | Juan se despidió de su madre y se fue a dormir.
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to realize
llevar a cabo
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El que es perico dondequiera es verde | refran
En realidad, se quiere decir que las personas que tienen cierta habilidad o talento, donde quiera lo pueden llevar a cabo.
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¡A darle que es mole de olla! | 'Cocinar bonito ¡Y darle que es mole de olla!
esto quiere decir que no hay que perder tiempo para hacer algo, y, además, hay que hacerlo con gusto. You aren't wasting time, instead, you are enjoying it.
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Better safe than sorry
Más vale prevenir que lamentar.
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Le echas mucha crema a tus tacos.
En esta frase, los tacos son como las acciones a las cuales se les enfatiza o exagera; la exageración la refiere con la crema en exceso.
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'old people have good advice, you should listen'
Gallina vieja hace buen caldo.
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About to give birth
está por dar a luz
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(it started/since) generations ago
desde hace generaciones
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midwives
parteras
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african-columbian
afrocolombiano-a
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threat
amenaza
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made up of | Every program is made up of 2 parts
se compone de | Cada programa se compone de dos partes
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abyss | She knows where all the abysses are
abismo | Ella sabe dónde están los abismos
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experienced mentor (feminine)
mentora experimentada
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highschool | It's important that you finish high school
bachillerato | Es importante que termines el bachillerato
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training | We held a special training session workshop
capacitación | Realizamos un taller especial de capacitacíon
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To be subjected | Not the first time we are subjected to events of this magnitude.
Someter | No es la primera vez que nos vemos sometidos a eventos de esta envergadura.
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To hold/grab (something) | Hold my purse while I put on my coat.
sujetar/agarrar | Sujeta mi bolso mientras me pongo el abrigo.
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To hold someones hand | And then she decided to hold my hand.
Sostener/tomar | Y luego decidió tomar mi mano.
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cramps (muscles) | I had to drop out of the race because I got a cramp.
Me tuve que retirar de la carrera porque me dio un calambre.
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To drop out of school | And I'm going to drop out of medical school.
abandonar | Y abandonaré la escuela de medicina.
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however, nevertheless | Shying away, however, doesn't resolve the problem.
no obstante | Eludir el problema, no obstante, no lo resuelve.
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threshold / doorstep It's like you had crossed some kind of a threshold. He waits for her at the doorstep.
el umbral Es como si hubieras pasado algún umbral. Él la esperaba en el umbral de la puerta.
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the artery and the vein | Whoever injected him missed the vein.
la artería y la vena | El que inyecta lo echaba de menos la vena.
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In the hands of others | Third party care
En manos de terceros | En manos de otro/alguien más
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in a gray zone | Look, people like Hector are stuck in a gray area.
en una zona gris | Mira, gente como Héctor está atrapada en una zona gris.
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courage/nerve I don't have the courage to see him again. You've got some nerve showing up here.
coraje No tengo el coraje para verlo. Tienes mucho coraje al aparecerte aquí.
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Without crossing paths | It was a house so big he'd figured fifty people could live in there and never cross paths.
(sin cruzarse) | Era una casa tan grande que había imaginado que podrían vivir en ella cincuenta personas sin cruzarse.
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first responders | It must be hard being a first responder.
primeros auxilios | Debe ser difícil trabajar en primeros auxilios.
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Run into | She probably ran into some weirdo.
toparse | Probablemente se topó con algunos bichos raros.
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germs | You've been coughing germs into it all day.
los gérmenes | Lleva todo el día tosiéndole gérmenes.
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to threaten | You can't *come in* here and threaten brides
amenazar | No puedes entrar aquí y amenazar novias.
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Greenland
Greonlandia
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Antartic
Antártida
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Global warming
calentamiento global
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Polar ice caps
las capas de hielo polar
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greenhouse | Earth has a natural greenhouse effect.
invernadero | La tierra tiene un efecto natural de invernadero.
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Pilot project | Development of a pilot project in renewable energy.
proyecto piloto | Elaboración de un proyecto experimental en materia de fuentes de energía renovables.
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cliché | Well, this is a cliché.
cliché (ch pronounced) | Bueno... esto es un cliché.
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self-sustaining, self-reliant | My dad raised me to be independent and self-sufficient.
autosuficiente | Mi papá me crió independiente y autosuficiente.
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To plan | You know, it gives me more time to observe and plan.
Planificar/Planear | Me dará más tiempo para observar y planificar/planear.
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To lay low, to freeze, to stay put, to keep quiet He doesn't want me to stand down. Do you expect me to be quiet about it?
Quedarse quieto Él no quiere que me quede quieto. ¿Esperabas que me quede quieto?
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Motto, catch phrase or slogan | "You holler, we are here." That's our motto.
lema | Llámanos y venimos, es nuestro lema.
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Anchor | You could anchor a thousand ships in this harbor.
Anclar | Podrías anclar mil barcos en este puerto.
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dome
cúpula
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one single shot (bullet) [to kill]
un solo plomazo
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To fuck someone over | you wanted to fuck me over (by) telling the municipal president sobre...
chingarle | quisiste chingarme diciendole al presidente municipal
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(past subjunctive) I tried to convince him to work with us de que
traté de convencerlo de que trabajara con nosotros | > ending = ara
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Stop (him or usted)! Hold it! | Okay, just stop right there, sister.
¡ya párele! | Muy bien, párale, hermana.
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shut up snitch / loud mouth!
¡Cállate hocicon(a)!
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Let her go Gavino! Dammit!
¡Dejala Gavino! ¡Carajo!