Unit 2 vocabulary 2

Question 1

Brisa, Soplo suave
Una suave brisa soplaba entre los árboles.

Answer 1

Breeze (Briiz)
A gentle breeze was blowing through the trees.

Question 2

Lloviznoso, Con llovizna
llover ligeramente
Era una tarde fría y lloviznosa en España.

Answer 2

drizzly (Drí-zli)
Drizzle (Drí-zol)
It was a cold and drizzly afternoon in Spain.

Question 3

Aburrido, nublado

Answer 3

Dull (dol)

Question 4

Helado
Las carreteras estaban heladas esta mañana.

Answer 4

Icy (Ái-si)
frosty
The roads were icy this morning.

Question 5

Rayo
Relámpago
Durante la tormenta, vimos un relámpago.

Answer 5

lightning (Láit-ning)
During the storm, we saw a flash of lightning.

Question 6

Suave (clima, sabor, carácter) Templado (clima)
Leve (dolor, enfermedad)
El clima en España suele ser suave en primavera.

Answer 6

Mild (maild)
gentle, moderate
The weather in Spain is usually mild in the spring.

Question 7

Nublado, Cubierto (de nubes)
El cielo estuvo nublado y gris todo el día.

Answer 7

Overcast (Óu-ver-kast)
cloudy, dull,
The sky was overcast and grey all day.

Question 8

Brillar
Resplandecer
Lustrar (zapatos)
El sol comenzó a brillar entre las nubes.
La luz de la luna brillaba tenuemente sobre la superficie del lago.

Answer 8

Shine (Sháin)
gleam, glow,
The sun began to shine through the clouds.
The moonlight gleamed on the surface of the lake.

Question 9

Aguacero, lluvia breve
Tuvimos una lluvia breve esta mañana.

Answer 9

Shower (Sháu-er)
light rain, drizzle, downpour
We had a light shower this morning.

Question 10

Asistente, Encargado, Acompañante
El asistente de vuelo ayudó a los pasajeros a encontrar sus asientos.

Answer 10

Attendant (A-tén-dant)
helper, server, steward
The flight attendant helped the passengers find their seats.

Question 11

Impresionante, Asombroso
Espectacular, Que quita el aliento
La vista desde la cima de la montaña era impresionante.

Answer 11

Breathtaking (Bréz-teik-ing)
stunning, marvelous, wonderful, awe-inspiring
The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking.

Question 12

Desafío, Reto, Poner en duda, Cuestionar
Aprender un nuevo idioma es un gran desafío.

Answer 12

Challenge (Chá-lendch)
ifficulty, test, dare, question, dispute
Learning a new language is a big challenge.

Question 13

treverse, Desafiar, Retar
Osar
No me atreví a saltar desde el trampolín alto.

Answer 13

Dare to (der)
I didn’t dare to jump off the high diving board.

Question 14

Soportar, Resistir, Aguantar
Perdurar, Durar
Tuvieron que soportar un viaje largo y difícil.

Answer 14

Endure (endoor)
bear, tolerate,
They had to endure a long and difficult journey.

Question 15

Paisaje, Panorama
El paisaje en España es muy diverso.

Answer 15

Landscape (Land-skéip)
scenery, view, vista
The landscape in Spain is very diverse.

Question 16

Dirigir, Guiar, Liderar,
Conducir
Ella dirigirá el equipo en el próximo proyecto.

Answer 16

Lead (liid)
guide, direct, head, conduct, direct, steer
She will lead the team in the next project.

Question 17

Barro, Lodo
Los niños estaban jugando en el barro.

Answer 17

Mud (mod)
ire, sludge, dirt
The children were playing in the mud.

Question 18

Organizador/a
Ella es la principal organizadora del festival de música anual en España.

Answer 18

Organiser (órganaiser)
planner, coordinator, manager, administrator
She is the main organiser of the annual music festival in Spain.

Question 19

Realidad, Lo real, Verdad
Es importante vivir en la realidad y no en un mundo de fantasía.

Answer 19

Reality (Ri-á-la-ti)
actuality, truth, fact, existence
It’s important to live in reality and not in a fantasy world.

Question 20

Permanecer, Quedar, Restar
Seguir siendo
Solo unas pocas personas permanecieron después de la fiesta.

Answer 20

Remain (Ri-méin)
stay, continue, persist, endure, survive
Only a few people remained after the party.

Question 21

Específicamente, Concretamente, En particular, Precisamente
Las instrucciones deben seguirse específicamente.

Answer 21

Specifically (Es-pe-sí-fi-kli)
precisely, exactly, particularly, explicitly, definitely
The instructions need to be followed specifically.

Question 22

Espectador, Público
Había miles de espectadores en el partido de fútbol en España.

Answer 22

Spectator (Spék-tei-ter)
viewer, observer, onlooker, audience
There were thousands of spectators at the football match in Spain.

Question 23

Duro, Resistente, Difícil,
Fuerte, Severo
Fue una decisión difícil de tomar

Answer 23

Tough (Tof)
difficult, hard, sturdy, strong, strict, resilient
It was a tough decision to make.

Question 24

Vendaje, Venda, Vendar
Se puso un vendaje en la rodilla después de caerse.

Answer 24

Bandage (Ban-dich)
plaster, wrap, cover
She put a bandage on her knee after she fell.

Question 25

Tener suerte, Estar de suerte ¡Estás de suerte! Queda una entrada para el concierto en España.

Answer 25

Be in luck (Bii in lok) You're in luck! There's one ticket left for the concert in Spain.

Question 26

Terminar, Acabarse, Finalizar, Haber terminado La reunión terminará pronto.

Answer 26

Be over (Bii óu-ver) finish, end, conclude, be finished The meeting will be over soon.

Question 27

Oso Soportar, Llevar, No puedo soportar el calor en España durante el verano.

Answer 27

Bear (Ber) tolerate, endure, carry, support I can't bear the heat in Spain during the summer.

Question 28

Perseguir, Cazar, Apresurarse, Correr tras Al perro le encanta perseguir ardillas en el parque

Answer 28

Chase (Cheis) pursue, hunt, follow, run after, hasten The dog loves to chase squirrels in the park

Question 29

En medio de la nada En un lugar remoto Su antigua casa de campo estaba situada en medio de la nada en España.

Answer 29

In the middle of nowhere //ɪn ðə ˈmɪdl əv ˈnoʊˌwɛr// Their old farmhouse was located in the middle of nowhere in Spain.

Question 30

No puedo soportar esperar en largas colas No puedo soportar la música alta

Answer 30

I can't stand waiting in long lines. She can't stand listening to loud music.