Vocab 75

Question 1

miles

Answer 1

millas

Question 2

millas

Answer 2

miles

Question 3

gas station

Answer 3

estación de servicio
gasolinera

Question 4

Hace falta estudiar para aprobar el examen.
(It is necessary to study to pass the exam.)

Answer 4

Hacer falta = to need or to be necessary

to someone + hacer falta + the thing that’s needed

Question 5

Nos hacía falta más tiempo para terminar el proyecto.
(We needed more time to finish the project.)

Answer 5

Hacer falta = to need or to be necessary

to someone + hacer falta + the thing that’s needed

Question 6

¿Harás falta en la reunión de mañana?
(Will you be needed at tomorrow’s meeting?)

Answer 6

Hacer falta = to need or to be necessary

to someone + hacer falta + the thing that’s needed

Question 7

Si hiciera falta dinero, lo pediríamos al banco.
(If money were needed, we would ask the bank for it.)

Answer 7

Hacer falta = to need or to be necessary

to someone + hacer falta + the thing that’s needed

Question 8

Ayer les hizo falta ayuda para mover los muebles.
(Yesterday they needed help to move the furniture.)

Answer 8

Hacer falta = to need or to be necessary

to someone + hacer falta + the thing that’s needed

Question 9

¡Que no haga falta nada para el evento!
(Let nothing be lacking for the event!)

Answer 9

Hacer falta = to need or to be necessary

to someone + hacer falta + the thing that’s needed

Question 10

Solo quedan dos rebanadas de pastel.
(Only two slices of cake are left.)

Answer 10

quedar = to be left over, to remain

Question 11

Nos quedamos en casa porque llovía mucho.
(We stayed at home because it was raining a lot.)

Answer 11

quedar = to be left over, to remain

Question 12

Quedarán pocos días para el inicio del curso.
(There will be only a few days left before the start of the course.)

Answer 12

quedar = to be left over, to remain

Question 13

Si quedara algo de comida, la guardaremos para mañana.
(If any food remains, we will save it for tomorrow.)

Answer 13

quedar = to be left over, to remain

Question 14

Me quedé sin batería en el teléfono ayer.
(I ran out of battery on my phone yesterday.)

Answer 14

quedar = to be left over, to remain

Question 15

¡Que no quede nada por resolver antes de irnos!
(Let nothing remain unresolved before we leave!)

Answer 15

quedar = to be left over, to remain

Question 16

Hoy me toca lavar los platos.
(Today it’s my turn to wash the dishes.)

Answer 16

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 17

Ayer le tocó a Pedro presentar su proyecto.
(Yesterday it was Pedro’s turn to present his project.)

Answer 17

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 18

Te tocará a ti organizar la próxima reunión.
(It will be your turn to organize the next meeting.)

Answer 18

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 19

Si les tocara a ellos cocinar, harían una pasta deliciosa.
(If it were their turn to cook, they would make delicious pasta.)

Answer 19

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 20

Nos tocaba esperar en la fila por más de una hora.
(It was our turn to wait in line for over an hour.)

Answer 20

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 21

¡Que no me toque limpiar el baño otra vez!
(Let it not be my turn to clean the bathroom again!)

Answer 21

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 22

Ahora te toca.
(Now it’s your turn.)

Answer 22

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 23

Te toca jugar.
(It’s your turn to play.)

Answer 23

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 24

Te toca decidir.
(It’s your turn to decide.)

Answer 24

tocarle a alguien to say “It’s your turn”

Question 25

Me cobraron demasiado por el boleto. (They charged me too much for the ticket.)

Answer 25

The verb cobrar (to collect, to charge, or to get paid) can often be used with indirect objects to indicate who is affected by the action of charging or collecting. Notes on Usage: The indirect object pronoun indicates to whom the action is being done. It is common in contexts like business, shopping, or fees.

Question 26

Te cobrarán una tarifa extra si no llegas a tiempo. (They will charge you an extra fee if you don’t arrive on time.)

Answer 26

The verb cobrar (to collect, to charge, or to get paid) can often be used with indirect objects to indicate who is affected by the action of charging or collecting. Notes on Usage: The indirect object pronoun indicates to whom the action is being done. It is common in contexts like business, shopping, or fees.

Question 27

Le cobraron a él por un servicio que no usó. (They charged him for a service he didn’t use.)

Answer 27

The verb cobrar (to collect, to charge, or to get paid) can often be used with indirect objects to indicate who is affected by the action of charging or collecting. Notes on Usage: The indirect object pronoun indicates to whom the action is being done. It is common in contexts like business, shopping, or fees.

Question 28

Nos cobran impuestos cada mes. (They charge us taxes every month.)

Answer 28

The verb cobrar (to collect, to charge, or to get paid) can often be used with indirect objects to indicate who is affected by the action of charging or collecting. Notes on Usage: The indirect object pronoun indicates to whom the action is being done. It is common in contexts like business, shopping, or fees.

Question 29

Os cobrarán en euros en ese restaurante. (They will charge you all in euros at that restaurant.)

Answer 29

The verb cobrar (to collect, to charge, or to get paid) can often be used with indirect objects to indicate who is affected by the action of charging or collecting. Notes on Usage: The indirect object pronoun indicates to whom the action is being done. It is common in contexts like business, shopping, or fees.

Question 30

Les están cobrando más de lo debido. (They are charging them more than they should.)

Answer 30

The verb cobrar (to collect, to charge, or to get paid) can often be used with indirect objects to indicate who is affected by the action of charging or collecting. Notes on Usage: The indirect object pronoun indicates to whom the action is being done. It is common in contexts like business, shopping, or fees.

Question 31

la patología

Answer 31

la patología = pathology

Question 32

la alcachofa

Answer 32

la alcachofa = artichoke

Question 33

artichoke

Answer 33

la alcachofa = artichoke

Question 34

el rábano

Answer 34

el rábano = radish

Question 35

radish

Answer 35

el rábano = radish

Question 36

the order (that someone paid for)

Answer 36

la orden = el pedido = the order el orden = la organización

Question 37

puedes encontrarla/lo está ubicado/a en ____ forma parte de .....

Answer 37

to describe one can find something in a section

Question 38

coffee beans

Answer 38

coffee beans = granos de café

Question 39

pork ribs

Answer 39

costillas de cerdo

Question 40

beef

Answer 40

carne de res

Question 41

estar sin blanca

Answer 41

estar sin blanca = no tener dinero

Question 42

arreglar la maleta

Answer 42

arreglar la maleta = to pack the suitcase

Question 43

crema de almejas

Answer 43

crema de almejas = clam chowder

Question 44

el cangrejo

Answer 44

el cangrejo = crab

Question 45

To carry (physical sense): * Cargué la caja hasta el coche. (I carried the box to the car.)

Answer 45

cargar: 1. to carry (physical sense) 2. to load (freight) 3. to charge (batteries) 4. to charge (a fee)

Question 46

2. To load: * Cargaron el camión con mercancías. (They loaded the truck with goods.)

Answer 46

cargar: 1. to carry (physical sense) 2. to load (freight) 3. to charge (batteries) 4. to charge (a fee)

Question 47

3. To charge (batteries or electronics): * Necesito cargar mi teléfono. (I need to charge my phone.)

Answer 47

cargar: 1. to carry (physical sense) 2. to load (freight) 3. to charge (batteries) 4. to charge (a fee)

Question 48

4. To charge (figurative or financial sense): * Me cargaron una tarifa extra. (They charged me an extra fee.)

Answer 48

cargar: 1. to carry (physical sense) 2. to load (freight) 3. to charge (batteries) 4. to charge (a fee)