Verbos y Expresiones Avanzadas (speaking) Flashcards

(31 cards)

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Jeopardize

A

Poner en peligro

If you drive too fast, you jeopardise your safety.

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Struggle

A

Luchar / tener dificultades

I struggle to wake up early in the morning.

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May well

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Puede que

This decision may well have long-term consequences

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Aggravate

A

Agravar / empeorar

Scratching the wound will only aggravate it.

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5
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Overlook

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Pasar por alto / no darse cuenta

I overlooked the mistake in the report.

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Stem from

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Provenir de / derivarse de

His anger stems from feeling ignored.

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Bring about

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Provocar / causar
(Implica acción directa)
The new policy brought about big changes

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Be prone to

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Ser propenso a

He is prone to headaches when stressed.

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Give rise to

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Dar lugar a / originar
(resultado de una acción de forma indirecta o natural)

The heavy rain gave rise to floods.

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Hinder

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Obstaculizar / dificultar

The noise hindered my concentration.

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Entail

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Implicar / conllevar

This job entails a lot of responsibility.

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Account for

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Explicar / justificar

Can you account for your absence yesterday?

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13
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Fall short off

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Quedarse corto / no cumplir con

The project fell short of expectations.

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Take its toll on

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Pasar factura / tener un efecto negativo

Lack of sleep takes its toll on your health.

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Be a double-edge sword

A

Ser un arma de doble filo

Social media is a double-edged sword; it connects but also distracts

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16
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Go hand in hand

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Ir de la mano, estar estrechamente relacionados

17
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Poner en peligro

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Luchar / tener dificultades

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Puede que

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Agravar / empeorar

21
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Pasar por alto / no darse cuenta

22
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Provenir de / derivarse de

23
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Provocar / causar
(Implica acción directa)

24
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Ser propenso a

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Dar lugar a / originar (resultado de una acción de forma indirecta o natural)
Give rise to
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Obstaculizar / dificultar
Hinder
27
Implicar / conllevar
Entail
28
Explicar / justificar
Account for
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Quedarse corto / no cumplir con
Fall short off
30
Pasar factura / tener un efecto negativo
Take its toll on
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Ser un arma de doble filo
Be a double-edge sword