TOEFL vocabulary Flashcards

Question

Tent

Answer 1

Carpa: We pitched our tent by the lakeside and camped there overnight. The festival had many food stalls and tents set up for visitors.

Answer 2

Caracteristicas: The new smartphone has several features that make it worth buying. The car's safety features were highlighted during the presentation.

Answer 3

Establecimiento: The establishment of the new library brought many benefits to the community. This establishment has been serving the locals for over fifty years.

Answer 4

Ingresos: He took a second job to supplement his income. A stable income is important for planning long-term financial goals.

Answer 5

Mesero (a): The waiter was very attentive, ensuring our glasses were never empty. She worked as a waitress during college to pay her tuition.

Answer 6

Etiqueta: Understanding local etiquette is crucial when you travel to different countries. Business etiquette includes a firm handshake and direct eye contact.

Answer 7

to indicate or specify) PAST: Pointed out The professor pointed out the key areas that needed improvement. During the meeting, she pointed out several discrepancies in the report.

Answer 8

to review or examine something carefully: Let's go over the notes from today's lecture to ensure we understand all the concepts. Before submitting the essay, go over your work for any spelling or grammatical errors.

Answer 9

to perform or complete a task: PAST: Carried out The scientists carried out a series of experiments to confirm their hypothesis. It's essential to carry out thorough research before writing any academic paper.

Answer 10

Invertir PAST: Invested Invest time, invest money, invest emotions

Answer 11

(show, exhibit): PAST: Displayed The museum decided to display the ancient artifacts in the central gallery to attract more visitors. Local cafes often display artwork from community artists on their walls to support and promote local talent.

Answer 12

(schooling, learning): Education plays a pivotal role in shaping the economic prospects of a country. The disparity in education levels between urban and rural areas can significantly impact regional development.

Answer 13

(creators, painters): Artists often draw inspiration from their surroundings, which is evident in the diversity of their work. Contemporary artists are exploring digital mediums to express traditional themes in innovative ways.

Answer 14

(dubious, questionable): The plan seemed sketchy and lacked the detail needed to assure the investors. Some areas in the city are considered sketchy and are generally avoided after dark due to safety concerns.

Answer 15

(to, for the purpose of / PROPOSITO): In order to improve your language skills, it is essential to practice speaking and writing regularly. Students must organize their schedules effectively in order to manage their coursework and extracurricular activities.

Answer 16

(as, during the time that / DURANTE): While studying the effects of pollution, the scientist discovered a correlation between air quality and public health. While many enjoy the convenience of online shopping, others prefer the tactile experience of buying in-store.

Answer 17

(put money into, finance): PAST: Financed Many investors are looking to invest in renewable energy projects due to their potential for long-term profitability. Governments around the world invest heavily in education to ensure a better future for the next generation.

Answer 18

(rare, unusual): It's uncommon to find such a diverse range of cuisines in a small town, making it a culinary hotspot. Encountering such an uncommon species in its natural habitat was a thrilling experience for the researchers.

Answer 19

Animo' que tengas; (atmosphere, ambiance): The mood of the meeting shifted dramatically after the CEO announced the merger. Rainy days often bring a somber mood to the city, which can be seen in the quieter streets and subdued activity.

Answer 20

Recibir PAST: Received Universities receive thousands of applications each year, and they must carefully evaluate each one to select the best candidates. During the conference, the keynote speaker will receive an award for her groundbreaking research in environmental science.

Answer 21

Ventaja / desventaja (SYNONYMS: benefit/drawback, pro/con) One advantage of online learning is the flexibility it offers to students who have busy schedules. A disadvantage of living in a big city is the high cost of living, which can be a burden for many residents.

Answer 22

(Demonstrative pronoun; SINGULAR): Este / Esta - Distance: CLOSE - This new technology has the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry by providing more accurate diagnoses. The results of this experiment were surprising, showing a significant increase in productivity.

Answer 23

(Demonstrative pronoun; PLURAL): Estos / Estas - Distance: CLOSE - These findings suggest that there is a correlation between diet and cognitive function. Students should take advantage of these resources available at the library to improve their research skills.

Answer 24

(Demonstrative pronoun; PLURAL): Eso / Esa - Aquel - Distance: FAR - That policy change has greatly impacted the economy, leading to increased employment rates. Researchers discovered that the new drug was more effective than previously existing treatments.

Answer 25

(Demonstrative pronoun; PLURAL): Esos / Esas - Aquellos / Aquellas - Distance: FAR - Those who participate in extracurricular activities tend to perform better academically. The professor highlighted those points during his lecture to emphasize their importance.

Answer 26

(SYNONYMS: concentrate, center. Concentrarse, enfocarse) PAST: Focused To excel in the TOEFL, students need to focus on improving their vocabulary and grammar skills. The study aims to focus on the effects of climate change on coastal ecosystems.

Answer 27

(Synonyms English: Roadblock, Congestion) (Synonyms Spanish: Embotellamiento, Atasco) "I was stuck in a traffic jam so long, I aged a year between the bakery and the bank." "This congestion is moving so slowly, I could've walked my dog across the country by now."

Answer 28

(Synonyms English: Beside, Adjacent) (Synonyms Spanish: Al lado de, Junto a) "I sat next to a mime at the party; it was the quietest dinner ever." "Living next to a bakery has its perks, like knowing you're always just a roll's throw from breakfast."

Answer 29

(Synonyms English: Misinformation, Propaganda) (Synonyms Spanish: Desinformación, Propaganda) "I read so much disinformation online that I might win an award for the most misinformed person of the year." "Believing disinformation on the internet is like trusting a squirrel with your nuts."

Answer 30

(Synonyms English: Even though, Though) (Synonyms Spanish: Aunque, A pesar de) "Although I know I should diet, the donut shop keeps calling my name." "I decided to take up jogging, although my body thinks I’m chasing the ice cream truck."

Answer 31

(Synonyms English: Grumble, Moan) (Synonyms Spanish: Quejarse, Lamentarse) "I would complain about waking up early, but my coffee hasn't kicked in yet to care." "He loves to complain about the weather; it’s his favorite indoor sport."

Answer 32

Synonyms in Spanish: Obra, Actuación "I watched a play that was so dramatic, the characters probably needed a vacation after the final curtain!" "During the last performance, the actor forgot his lines so often, the audience needed a script too."

Answer 33

Synonyms in English: Scheme, Stratagem Synonyms in Spanish: Artimaña, Estratagema "His ploy to skip school involved a fake fever so believable, even the thermometer was fooled." "She used a clever ploy to avoid doing chores; she pretended to be invisible, and surprisingly, it worked for a whole hour!"

Answer 34

Synonyms in English: Scheme, Plan Synonyms in Spanish: Complot, Trama "The plot of their weekend getaway was so secretive, even the GPS was left guessing." "They hatched a plot to surprise their friend with a birthday party so elaborate, it included a map and a treasure hunt."

Answer 35

Synonyms in English: Ruin, Break Synonyms in Spanish: Arruinar, Quebrar "He tried to bankrupt his piggy bank by buying every candy in the store, but all he got was a stomachache." "The business plan was so bad, it could bankrupt a billionaire with just the summary."

Answer 36

Synonyms in English: Establish, Create Synonyms in Spanish: Fundar, Crear "She founded a club for people who can’t whisper, but meetings are never a secret." "He decided to establish a society for procrastinators, but the first meeting has been postponed indefinitely."

Answer 37

Synonyms in English: Regardless of, Even with Synonyms in Spanish: A pesar de, Pese a "In spite of the rain, they held the picnic indoors and had a beach party in the living room." "Despite having directions, he got lost in his own backyard."

Answer 38

Synonyms in English: Customized, Fitted Synonyms in Spanish: A medida, Personalizado "She had a dress so tailored for the event, it arrived at the party before she did." "His tailored suit was so sharp, it could cut through a tense meeting like a knife."

Answer 39

Synonyms in English: Advantageous, Helpful Synonyms in Spanish: Beneficioso, Útil "Eating carrots is so beneficial that I think I can see tomorrow." "Finding a shortcut on his way home was beneficial; he saved ten minutes and discovered a new ice cream shop."

Answer 40

Synonyms in English: Gratifying, Satisfying Synonyms in Spanish: Gratificante, Satisfactorio "Cooking a meal from scratch was so rewarding, the kitchen decided to take the next day off." "He found teaching so rewarding that even his chalk was proud."

Answer 41

Synonyms in English: Caring, Compassionate Synonyms in Spanish: Amable, Bondadoso "She was so kind that even the statues smiled back at her." "He's the kind of person who'd give you a slice of pizza, even if it was his last one."

Answer 42

Synonyms in English: Liking, Taste Synonyms in Spanish: Preferencia, Gusto "My dog has a preference for gourmet food; he turns his nose up at anything that doesn’t come with a silver spoon." "Her preference for horror movies means we'll need extra popcorn and maybe a comfort blanket."

Answer 43

Synonyms in English: Back, Uphold Synonyms in Spanish: Apoyar, Sostener "He's so supportive, he'd attend a snail race if his friend were competing." "I support my coffee habit with a dedicated budget line; it's essential for my morning meetings."

Answer 44

English synonyms: rule, standard Spanish synonyms: reglamento, normativa "When I heard about the regulation requiring silence in the library, I thought it was so strict, even the books couldn't shut up!" "Due to the new speed regulation, my grandmother is finally driving at the legal limit, which she calls 'racing mode'."

Answer 45

English synonyms: to execute, to apply Spanish synonyms: implementar, aplicar "I tried to implement a new workout routine, but my couch protested by being too comfortable." "The school decided to implement a ban on mobile phones, suddenly making window staring the new trend."

Answer 46

English synonyms: questionnaire, poll Spanish synonyms: encuesta, sondeo "I filled out a survey about laziness and left half of it blank for dramatic effect." "In a survey asking if I exercise, I ticked 'Yes'—moving my pen counts, right?"

Answer 47

English synonyms: intimidating, formidable Spanish synonyms: desalentador, intimidante "Facing a mountain of dishes after dinner was more daunting than climbing an actual mountain." "The thought of speaking English was daunting, until I realized autocorrect was more confused than I was."

Answer 48

English synonyms: to compute, to reckon Spanish synonyms: calcular, computar "I tried to calculate my chances of winning the lottery, but I think I needed a calculator for my calculator." "When asked to calculate the tip at a restaurant, I conveniently remembered I needed to make a phone call."

Answer 49

English synonyms: workforce, staff Spanish synonyms: mano de obra, personal "We're short on manpower at the office, so my plant has been promoted to assistant." "Using manpower to solve the IT issue turned out to mean just turning the computer off and on again."

Answer 50

English synonyms: wholesome, beneficial Spanish synonyms: saludable, sano "I tried a healthy recipe from a cookbook, and even the blender said it was too much effort." "My dog and I switched to a healthy diet; now we both sneak snacks when the other isn't looking."

Answer 51

English synonyms: neatness, tidiness Spanish synonyms: limpieza, pulcritud "I embrace cleanliness so much that even my cleaning supplies have their own shower." "My idea of testing cleanliness is wearing white socks on the floor—five minutes tops!"

Answer 52

English synonyms: newlywed, spouse Spanish synonyms: novia, esposa "The bride threw the bouquet with such force, it qualified as an Olympic sport." "The bride was so bright, her glow could've guided ships at sea."

Answer 53

English synonyms: bridegroom, newlywed Spanish synonyms: novio, esposo "The groom was so nervous, his knees were auditioning for a music band." "At his wedding, the groom danced like he was trying to stomp out a fire."

Answer 54

English synonyms: visitor, attendee Spanish synonyms: invitado, huésped "We had a guest last night who loved our dinner so much, he even ate the burnt parts with a smile." "The party guest arrived so early, we thought he came to help set up."

Answer 55

English synonyms: ashamed, mortified Spanish synonyms: avergonzado, apenado "I was so embarrassed when I waved back at someone who wasn't waving at me—I started directing traffic." "I sang so loudly in the shower, the neighbors knocked to see if I was okay."

Answer 56

Synonyms in English: Approximations, Guesses Synonyms in Spanish: Estimaciones, Aproximaciones "My estimations of the number of jellybeans in the jar were so off, I think I set a new record for inaccuracy." "When I estimated how long the TOEFL exam would take, I felt like a weatherman predicting the weather—completely unsure!"

Answer 57

Synonyms in English: Respond to emails, Answer emails Synonyms in Spanish: Responder a correos, Contestar correos "Replying to emails during my study break felt like swapping a textbook for a keyboard—both need fast fingers!" "I replied to an email so quickly, my computer asked if I was a robot."

Answer 58

Synonyms in English: Improve, Augment Synonyms in Spanish: Mejorar, Potenciar "I tried to enhance my vocabulary for the TOEFL, and now even my dog understands English!" "Enhancing my pronunciation for the exam, I sounded less like a native speaker and more like a parrot."

Answer 59

Synonyms in English: Valuable, Rewarding Synonyms in Spanish: Valioso, Gratificante "Studying for the TOEFL is so worthwhile that even my dreams are in English now." "Joining a study group was worthwhile; we shared so many snacks, I learned recipes along with vocabulary."

Answer 60

Synonyms in English: Location, Site Synonyms in Spanish: Lugar, Sitio "The venue for the TOEFL was so fancy, I thought I'd accidentally walked into a royal banquet." "Choosing a quiet venue for studying is essential; my last one had more distractions than a circus."

Answer 61

Synonyms in English: Ability, Expertise Synonyms in Spanish: Habilidad, Destreza "Developing my listening skills for TOEFL felt like tuning a radio to find a station without static." "I've honed my writing skills so much, I think my pen is mightier than a lightsaber."

Answer 62

Synonyms in English: Dedicated to, Devoted to Synonyms in Spanish: Comprometido con, Dedicado a "I'm so committed to passing the TOEFL that I read dictionaries for fun now." "Being committed to learning English isn’t just a goal; it’s an adventure where every conversation is a new episode."

Answer 63

Synonyms English: Extinguish fires, Quell emergencies Synonyms Spanish: Apagar fuegos, Sofocar emergencias "As an architect, I'm not just designing buildings; I'm always putting out fires, especially when clients change their minds like they change socks!" "Half my job seems to be quelling emergencies in the office; today, I used my coffee to extinguish a literal fire in the break room microwave!"

Answer 64

Synonyms English: To encounter, To come across Synonyms Spanish: Encontrarse con, Toparse con "When I went to meet the new client, I didn't expect to encounter a childhood friend who's now a famous interior designer!" "Every time I go to a construction site, I come across someone who mistakenly thinks I'm the safety inspector. Maybe it's the helmet!"

Answer 65

Synonyms English: In good times and bad, Through ups and downs Synonyms Spanish: Contra viento y marea "We've been through thick and thin together in this firm, from surviving coffee shortages to winning design awards." "My drafting pencil and I have been through ups and downs, from sketching beautiful buildings to rolling off the desk into oblivion."

Answer 66

Synonyms English: encounter, come across Synonyms Spanish: encontrarse con, toparse con "I met the new CEO at the elevator; it was like bumping into a celebrity at a supermarket—I was starstruck and speechless!" "When you meet someone new at a party, it’s like opening a surprise gift—you never know what you’re going to get."

Answer 67

Synonyms English: be acquainted with, be familiar with Synonyms Spanish: estar familiarizado con, conocer a alguien "I know my best friend so well, I can order for him at a restaurant without him saying a word—it's like being psychic but only at meal times." "To know someone isn’t just remembering their name; it’s remembering their coffee order and whether they're a cat or dog person."

Answer 68

Synonyms English: up to now, until now Synonyms Spanish: hasta ahora, hasta el momento "So far, my English course has been so exciting that even my dreams are in English!" "So far, the only thing I’ve learned in cooking class is that I’m better at ordering takeout."

Answer 69

Synonyms English: freeway, expressway Synonyms Spanish: autopista, carretera "Driving on the highway for the first time felt like being in a racing video game, except the cars weren’t virtual!" "I thought highway hypnosis was a myth, until I missed my exit three times!"

Answer 70

Synonyms English: operate, pilot Synonyms Spanish: conducir, manejar "I’ve driven so many different cars in my life, I could be a stunt driver in a movie." "Last year, I drove across the country, and all I got was this incredible sense of accomplishment and a few extra pounds from roadside diners."

Answer 71

Synonyms English: achievement, success Synonyms Spanish: logro (sustantivo), éxito "Finishing this English book is an accomplishment I’m proud of; next, I’m tackling War and Peace in the original Russian!" "My greatest accomplishment this year? I learned how to make coffee that doesn’t taste like burnt toast."

Answer 72

Synonyms English: achieve, complete Synonyms Spanish: alcanzar, completar "I managed to accomplish my goal of jogging every morning, by moving my alarm clock across the room." "To accomplish mastering the flute, I only had to annoy my family for two straight years."

Answer 73

Synonyms English: enlarge, extend Synonyms Spanish: ampliar, extender "I tried to expand my vocabulary, and now I can’t stop using the word ‘plethora’ in every sentence." "We decided to expand our garden; it’s so big now, we might need a map to find our way out."

Answer 74

Synonyms English: thus, consequently Synonyms Spanish: por lo tanto, en consecuencia "I studied all night for my TOEFL exam, therefore, if I yawn during the test, it’s not because the grammar section is boring." "I can cook Italian, Chinese, and Mexican dishes, therefore, my kitchen often looks like a food festival gone wild."

Answer 75

Synonyms English: Multiple, Various Synonyms Spanish: Varios, Diversos "I've watched several episodes of 'The Grammar Guru,' and now my verbs are more tense than I am!" "In my house, there are several opinions about pizza toppings, and yet, we all agree that pineapple doesn't belong there."

Answer 76

Synonyms English: Diverse, Varied Synonyms Spanish: Diverso, Variado "My music tastes are so eclectic that my playlist goes from classical opera to hard rock—confusing even the most sophisticated algorithms." "She has such an eclectic style in fashion; one day it’s all vintage, and the next, she looks like she’s walked out of a space opera."

Answer 77

Synonyms English: Deep, Intense Synonyms Spanish: Profundo, Intenso "The last book I read was so profound that I forgot to eat—now that's food for thought!" "I tried to make a profound statement in class today, but all I got was a profound silence."

Answer 78

Synonyms English: Progressive, Complex Synonyms Spanish: Avanzado, Complejo "I attended an advanced yoga class accidentally and twisted myself into a pretzel." "My phone is so advanced that it starts ringing before people even call me."

Answer 79

Synonyms English: Phase, Level Synonyms Spanish: Etapa, Fase "In the early stages of learning English, I thought 'synonyms' were a type of cinnamon!" "Life is like a play, and I swear some people don’t know they're still at the rehearsal stage."

Answer 80

Synonyms English: Worried, Troubled Synonyms Spanish: Preocupado, Inquieto "I'm so concerned about my English exam that even my coffee needs a calming tea." "He's always concerned about missing the bus; it’s like waiting for a plot twist in a boring movie."

Answer 81

Synonyms English: Dirty, Grimy Synonyms Spanish: Sucio, Mugriento "My room got so filthy during exam week, you’d need a GPS to find the bed." "After the muddy soccer game, my clothes were so filthy they stood up and walked themselves to the laundry."

Answer 82

Synonyms English: Reasonable, Inexpensive Synonyms Spanish: Asequible, Económico "I found an affordable laptop for school, but it’s so slow, I could finish a novel between loading screens." "Affordable travel is great until you realize your budget hotel is actually a tent."

Answer 83

Synonyms English: Manage, Budget for Synonyms Spanish: Permitirse, Costear "I can barely afford my caffeine addiction, let alone my rent." "If I could afford to travel anywhere, it’d be to the bank for a loan."

Answer 84

Synonyms English: Receive, Acquire Synonyms Spanish: Heredar, Recibir "I inherited my grandpa’s antique watch and his talent for being late." "She inherited her mother’s wisdom and her father’s puns, a true recipe for disaster at parties."

Answer 85

Synonyms English: Deal, Discount Synonyms Spanish: Ganga, Oferta "I thought I found a bargain on shoes, but it turns out, two left feet isn’t a metaphor." "During sales, my mom hunts for bargains like she’s in a reality TV competition."

Answer 86

Synonyms English: Transformative, Revolutionary Synonyms Spanish: Cambio de vida, Revolucionario "Switching from coffee to tea was supposed to be life-changing, but now I just fall asleep faster." "The life-changing magic of tidying up: I cleaned my room and found my childhood aspirations."

Answer 87

Synonyms English: Overwhelmed, Buried Synonyms Spanish: Agobiado, Desbordado "I'm so swamped with homework, I need a lifeboat to get to my desk." "Ever been so swamped at work that you consider naming your desk pillow?"

Answer 88

Synonyms English: Due date, Time limit Synonyms Spanish: Fecha límite, Plazo "Deadlines approach faster than new episodes of my favorite series." "I treat deadlines like my diet—ignore them until I can’t anymore."

Answer 89

Synonyms English: Aspiring, Driven Synonyms Spanish: Ambicioso, Emprendedor "I’m so ambitious I plan to procrastinate tomorrow." "Being ambitious in the snack aisle means leaving with more chips than you can carry."

Answer 90

Synonyms English: Range, Extent Synonyms Spanish: Alcance, Ámbito "The scope of my English project is so vast, it might include a sequel." "Exploring the scope of my cooking skills usually ends with a call to the nearest pizza place."

Answer 91

Synonyms English: Overseas, Internationally Synonyms Spanish: En el extranjero, Fuera del país "Studying abroad sounds glamorous until you realize your laundry still won't do itself." "When I traveled abroad, I was so excited to speak English that I even talked in my sleep."

Answer 92

Synonyms English: Relish, Appreciate Synonyms Spanish: Disfrutar, Gozar "I enjoy long romantic walks... to the fridge." "You should enjoy every sandwich as if it's your last, especially if your sibling keeps stealing your lunch."

Answer 93

Synonyms English: Climate change, Environmental warming Synonyms Spanish: Calentamiento global, Cambio climático "Because of global warming, my snowman now files for unemployment every winter." "If global warming continues, I might start selling beachfront property in Antarctica."

Answer 94

Synonyms English: Coal and oil, Non-renewable resources Synonyms Spanish: Combustibles fósiles, Recursos no renovables "Fossil fuels are so old-fashioned, my car is demanding an electric friend." "In a world running on fossil fuels, my dream car is a spaceship—no traffic and zero emissions!"

Answer 95

Synonyms English: To relocate, To move Synonyms Spanish: Desplazar, Mover "I tried to displace my cat from the couch, but now I'm the one looking for a new place to sit." "The magician claimed he could displace himself to Hawaii; turns out, he just hides in the closet."

Answer 96

Synonyms in English: The point is, The fact is Synonyms in Spanish: He aquí la cosa, El punto es "Here's the thing: when you let a beaver design a dam, it's quite the architectural feat—just don't expect a guest room!" "The fact is, giving a toddler the blueprint can lead to some innovative house designs—ever seen a fort made of pillows?"

Answer 97

Synonyms in English: Alternatively, Conversely Synonyms in Spanish: Por otro lado, En cambio "On the other hand, letting my cat choose the wallpaper might explain why my walls look like a giant scratching post." "Conversely, if we let nature design our homes, we might all end up living in very chic treehouses."

Answer 98

Synonyms in English: Consequently, As a result Synonyms in Spanish: Por lo tanto, En consecuencia "We used mud and straw for the walls, therefore, our house is eco-friendly but a nightmare to clean." "As a result of using chocolate bars as beams, our house smells great but melts in the sun."

Answer 99

Synonyms in English: Multifaceted, Cross-disciplinary Synonyms in Spanish: Interdisciplinario, Multidisciplinar "Our interdisciplinary design team included a baker, so our house is made of gingerbread." "The cross-disciplinary project ended up with a greenhouse in the living room—great for oxygen, bad for privacy."

Answer 100

Synonyms in English: To assemble, To cluster Synonyms in Spanish: Agrupar, Reunir "We decided to group all the wooden furniture in one corner, which was a great idea until the bonfire party." "When you cluster a bunch of architects without a plan, you get a very opinionated art exhibit."

Answer 101

Synonyms in English: Founded on, Derived from Synonyms in Spanish: Basado en, Fundado en "Our new house is based on a child's drawing, so the proportions are a bit... imaginative." "This building is founded on sustainability principles, and also, apparently, an ancient burial ground."

Answer 102

Synonyms in English: Spot, Location Synonyms in Spanish: Lugar, Sitio "I found the perfect place for my new house—too bad it’s in my neighbor’s backyard." "The location of our new office is ideal, if you don’t mind the local skunks as neighbors."

Answer 103

Synonyms in English: Unsteady, Wobbly Synonyms in Spanish: Inestable, Inseguro "Our homemade skyscraper is a bit unstable; it sways more than a dance club on a Saturday night." "That wobbly bridge in the garden was designed by an artist, not an engineer, so cross at your own risk."

Answer 104

Synonyms in English: Circumstances, State Synonyms in Spanish: Condiciones, Circunstancias "Under the current conditions, our sandcastle qualifies as beachfront property." "Given the state of our budget, our new building is less 'skyscraper,' more 'ground-hugger.'"

Answer 105

Synonyms in English: To operate, To manage Synonyms in Spanish: Dirigir, Gestionar "Running a construction site with toddlers means more sandcastles and fewer office buildings." "I decided to manage the building project myself, which explains why the kitchen is now in the attic."

Answer 106

Synonyms in English: It’s a beginning, It’s an initiation Synonyms in Spanish: Es un comienzo, Es un inicio "So, we've put the door up; that's a start—now, if only we could decide on where the walls go." "We’ve laid the first brick of our eco-home, that’s a beginning. Only 9999 more to go!"

Answer 107

Synonyms English: Unsteady, Wobbly Synonyms Spanish: Inestable, Tambaleante "The chair was so unstable, it felt like I was riding a rollercoaster every time I sat down." * "After drinking too much coffee, I was as wobbly as a jelly on a trampoline."

Answer 108

Synonyms English: Postponement, Hold-up Synonyms Spanish: Retraso, Demora "The flight was delayed so long, I had time to learn a new language and knit a sweater." * "This hold-up is so bad, I could have walked to my destination faster than the bus is moving."

Answer 109

Synonyms English: Nonprofits, Charities Synonyms Spanish: ONGs, Organizaciones Benéficas "NGOs are like superheroes without capes; they save the world one grant at a time." * "Charities are the only places where being a 'busybody' is actually a good thing."

Answer 110

Synonyms English: Ledge, Rack Synonyms Spanish: Estante, Repisa "My shelf is so cluttered, it looks like a garage sale exploded on it." * "That ledge is holding on to more secrets than my high school diary."

Answer 111

Synonyms English: Mandarin, Clementine Synonyms Spanish: Mandarina, Clementina "This tangerine is so sweet, it's like nature's candy with a vitamin C bonus." * "Peeling a mandarin is the only time I feel like a treasure hunter."

Answer 112

Synonyms English: Skins, Rinds Synonyms Spanish: Cáscaras, Pieles "The peels from my snack made the floor look like a citrus battlefield." * "Trying to peel an orange without making a mess is like performing a magic trick."

Answer 113

Synonyms English: Shriek, Yell Synonyms Spanish: Grito, Alarido "Her scream was so loud, it could have woken up a hibernating bear." * "When he saw the spider, his shriek echoed through the whole neighborhood."

Answer 114

Synonyms English: To topple, To overturn Synonyms Spanish: Derribar, Voltear "I was so clumsy, I managed to knock over a tower of books with just a sneeze." * "My cat's mission in life is to topple every glass of water I leave unattended."

Answer 115

Synonyms English: Tableware, Crockery Synonyms Spanish: Platos, Vajilla "After the party, the sink was filled with more dishes than a restaurant on a Saturday night." * "My least favorite magic trick is when the dirty dishes multiply overnight."

Answer 116

Synonyms English: Therapist, Counselor Synonyms Spanish: Psicólogo, Terapeuta "My psychologist says I need to stop worrying about things I can't control, like the weather and my hairline." * "Talking to a therapist is like having a professional best friend who never gets tired of your stories."

Answer 117

Synonyms English: Relatives, Kin Synonyms Spanish: Tíos, Familiares "My aunts and uncles are like a comedy troupe; every family gathering turns into a stand-up show." * "Visiting my relatives always involves eating too much and laughing until it hurts."

Answer 118

Synonyms English: Hope, Desire Synonyms Spanish: Desear, Anhelar "I wished I could fly, but my only superpower is being able to find the nearest coffee shop." * "He wished for a million dollars, but all he got was a coupon for a free taco."

Answer 119

Synonyms English: Standard, Caliber Synonyms Spanish: Calidad, Cualidad Sentences: The quality of our blueprints is so high that even the printers ask for an autograph. * Our building materials have such a high standard that they make other architects green with envy.

Answer 120

Synonyms English: Vogue, Fashion Synonyms Spanish: Tendencia, Moda Sentences: The latest trend in architecture is so avant-garde that our buildings look like they belong in a sci-fi movie. * Following the new fashion, we designed a building that’s more Instagrammable than a celebrity’s breakfast.

Answer 121

Synonyms English: Eliminate, Erase Synonyms Spanish: Eliminar, Quitar Sentences: We had to remove that wall because it was as useful as a screen door on a submarine. * To eliminate the old design, we needed more erasers than a first-grade art class. Word/Phrase: To take (as in llevar) Synonyms English: Carry, Transport Synonyms Spanish: Llevar, Transportar

Answer 122

Synonyms English: All the hard work pays off, Every bit of effort counts Synonyms Spanish: Cada esfuerzo vale la pena, Todo esfuerzo cuenta Sentences: Every effort is worth it when the building stands tall and makes the cover of Architectural Digest. * All the hard work pays off when clients gasp and say, “Wow, you built that?”

Answer 123

Synonyms English: Harmful, Damaging Synonyms Spanish: Perjudicial, Dañino Sentences: Forgetting to double-check measurements can be as detrimental as trying to build a house out of Jenga blocks. * Using subpar materials in construction is so damaging, it’s like asking a termite to be your contractor.

Answer 124

Synonyms English: Insolvency, Failure Synonyms Spanish: Bancarrota, Quiebra Sentences: "After spending all his money on avocado toast, he faced bankruptcy faster than a tech startup in a bad market." "Her shopping spree in San Francisco led to bankruptcy, but at least she looked fabulous doing it."

Answer 125

Synonyms English: Penniless, Impoverished Synonyms Spanish: Arruinado, Sin un centavo Sentences: "Living in San Francisco means you might be broke, but at least you'll have great Instagram photos." "He joked that he was so broke he couldn't even pay attention."

Answer 126

Synonyms English: Result in, Cause Synonyms Spanish: Conducir a, Dar lugar a Sentences: "Living together in a tiny San Francisco apartment can lead to a strong relationship or a dramatic breakup." "Spending too much on dates can result in financial ruin, but it might also cause a proposal."

Answer 127

Synonyms English: Grown-up, Responsible Synonyms Spanish: Maduro, Responsable Sentences: "He thought he was mature until he had to choose between paying rent or buying concert tickets." "Being mature in a relationship means sometimes choosing a quiet night in over partying all night in the city."

Answer 128

Synonyms English: Dedication, Devotion Synonyms Spanish: Compromiso, Dedicación Sentences: "His commitment to running every morning impressed his girlfriend, even though it often led to him napping through brunch." "A romantic commitment in San Francisco often means finding joy in both the city's beauty and its outrageous rent."

Answer 129

Synonyms English: Resolve, Fix Synonyms Spanish: Resolver, Solucionar Sentences: "They had to solve the mystery of the missing keys before they could enjoy their day out in San Francisco." "He tried to fix their communication issues by suggesting romantic walks across the Golden Gate Bridge."

Answer 130

Synonyms English: Hallway, Passage Synonyms Spanish: Pasillo, Corredor Sentences: "The narrow corridor of their apartment building made moving furniture a romantic bonding experience." "They often met in the corridor for secret chats, away from their noisy roommates."

Answer 131

Synonyms English: Result, Consequence Synonyms Spanish: Resultado, Consecuencia Sentences: "The outcome of their cooking experiment was surprisingly delicious, considering they usually burned toast." "Their romantic evening had an unexpected outcome: an engagement."

Answer 132

Synonyms English: Exclusion, Disregard Synonyms Spanish: Marginación, Exclusión "As an architect, if you let your innovative ideas gather dust, you're contributing to the marginalization of your own creativity." "Skipping those design meetings might lead to the marginalization of your voice—next thing you know, you're decorating bathrooms instead of building skyscrapers!"

Answer 133

Synonyms English: To face difficulties, To encounter obstacles Synonyms Spanish: Tener contratiempos, Sufrir reveses "Our blueprint had some setbacks when the client decided they wanted a pool on the roof. Apparently, gravity is just a suggestion!" "Every architect has setbacks, like when your perfectly planned wall somehow ends up with a window to nowhere."

Answer 134

Synonyms English: Anomaly, Deviation Synonyms Spanish: Irregularidad, Anomalía "That sudden irregularity in the floor plan might mean your building ends up with a surprise sunroom... in the basement." "Spotting an irregularity in the structure? Don’t worry—just call it 'avant-garde' and double your fee!"

Answer 135

Synonyms English: Love, Cherish Synonyms Spanish: Adorar, Amar "I adore my work as an architect so much that I even dream about blueprints... though my dreams sometimes involve them chasing me." "My clients adore their new kitchen so much, they're considering moving their bed in there—who needs a bedroom when you've got granite countertops?"