ultra 2.16.14 Flashcards

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to entertain, to fête

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agasajar

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They lavished the new president with all kinds of luxuries

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Agasajaron al nuevo presidente con toda clase de lujos.

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to assault, attack, set upon (phys or verb)

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agredir

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hardened, veteran (adj)

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aguerrido

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to deserve

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ameritar

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to muzzle, to gag,

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amordazar

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a gag

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una mordaza

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to postpone, put off

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postergar

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to dismount, alight, get off

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apearse

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a plough

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un arado

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a day off

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un día de asueto

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to take an afternoon off

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tomarse una tarde de asueto

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13
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to plug, clog up

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atascar

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he got stuck halfway up the climb

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se quedó atascado a mitad de la cuesta

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to dress up (in)

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ataviarse (con, de)

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bold, cheeky, daring

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atrevido

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to knock down, run over

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atropellar

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she was run over by a taxi

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la atrepelló un taxi

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a bastion

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un bastión

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20
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a tantrum

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un berrinche

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21
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to fly into a rage

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llevarse un berrinche

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he had a tantrum

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le dio/hizo/cogió un berrinche

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a beret

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una boina

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a (bank) vault, a safe

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una bóveda (de banco)

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to exchange, swap, cash in`
canjear
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After the battle both factions exchanged prisoners
Después de la batalla ambos bandos canjearon prisioneros.
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I went to the store to cash in the gift certificate my aunt gave me
Fui a la tienda a canjear el certificado de regalo que me dio mi tía
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lack, shortage
la carencia
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a total lack of resources
una carencia absoluta de recursos
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a float, carriage (parade)
una carroza
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el caudillismo
autocratic government
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a leader
un caudillo
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stock, strain (racial, agricultural)
la cepa
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to limit, restrict (2)
coartar, restringir
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Dictatorships restrict people's liberty
Las dictaduras coartan la libertad de las personas.
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fang, canine tooth
un colmillo
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to show one's teeth
enseñar los colmillos
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the making up, preparation
la confección
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spoiled (child)
consentido
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she's totally spoiled
es una consentida
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a contest, struggle
una contienda
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forceful, strongly expressed, convincing
contundente
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The convincing argument made me believe he was innocent.
La contundente respuesta hizo que creyera en su inocencia
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blunt (object)
un objeto contundente
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to call, convene
convocar
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the called journalists to a press conference
convocaron a los periodistas a una rueda de prensa
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a (game/fishing) reserve
un coto (de caza, de pesca)
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belief (in)
creencia (en)
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the more guests come, the more food we'll have to prepare
cuantos más invitados vengan más comida habrá que preparar
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we'll give as many loans as are needed
daremos cuantos créditos se precisen
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take as much as you like
tome cuanto quiera
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the more the better
cuantos más mejor
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as soon as
en cuanto
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i'll go as soon asi can
iré en cuanto pueda
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as for me
en cuanto a mí
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it's a crim in that it violates constitutional rights
es un delito por cuanto vulnera los derechos constitucionales
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to produce a good quantity (2)
cundir, rendir
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don't panic!
¡que no cunda el pánico!
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i didn't get very far with my work today
hoy no me ha cundido el trabajo
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to overthrow, topple, oust
derrocar
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failure to comply (with), disrespect (for)
desacato a
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to evict, eject
desalojar
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the police cleared the premise
la policía desalojó el local
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open space, empty ground
el descampado
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to define, mark the limits/boundaries of, define
deslindar
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the boundary, fronteir
la linde
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heartless, merciless
despiadado
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to collapse, slump, tumble
desplomarse
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The political parties have committed to resolve their differences
Los partidos políticos se han comprometido a dirimir sus diferencias.
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hard-wearing, long-lasting
duradero
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to execute (all senses)
ejecutar
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to assault, attack, to charge
embestir
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to rush at sb
embestir contra algn
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he was completely entranced by the birds
se quedó embobado mirando los pájaros
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to lay an ambush for
tender una emboscada a
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to put emphasis on sth (2)
hacer hincapié en algo | poner énfasis en algo
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to bax up
encajonar
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made to order, tailor made
de/por encargo
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a job, a commission
un encargo
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to channel, direct 2
encauzar, canalizar
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to bury oneself in a book
enfrascarse en un libro
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to get deeply involved in a problem
enfrascarse en un problema
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to sketch, outline
esbozar
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a rough draft, sketch, outline
un esbozo
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to scrutinize, recount votes
escrutar los votos
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careful, neat, painstaking (person, work)
esmerado
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splendid
espléndido
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a spur (of a chicken, or a side shoot, generally)
un espolón
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starboard | port
el estribor | el babor
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task, job, chore
la faena
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fateful, ominous
fatídico
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on bail
bajo fianza
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to sell on credia
fiar
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to be trustworthy, reliable
ser de fiar
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to trust sg
confiar en, fiarse de
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handsom, gallant
gallardo
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a cudgel, club
un garrote
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to hang (from)
guindar(se) (de)
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loose, baggy (2)
holgado, suelto
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He was wearing very baggy pants
Llevaba un pantalón muy holgado
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easy, generous, ample
holgado