Vocab 76

Question 1

condominio

Answer 1

En español, “condominio” generalmente se refiere a un conjunto de viviendas que comparten ciertas áreas comunes, como jardines, piscinas o estacionamientos.

Question 2

el opuesto de
acogedor

Answer 2

frío = uninviting

Question 3

between each other

Answer 3

entre sí

Question 4

trato hecho

Answer 4

trato = deal
trato hecho = deal done

Question 5

• “El piso viene completamente amueblado.”
  (“The apartment comes fully furnished.”)

Answer 5

amueblado = furnished

Question 6

el rango

Answer 6

el rango = the range

Question 7

the range

Answer 7

el rango = the range

Question 8

planta baja

Answer 8

planta baja = ground floor

“planta baja” se refiere al piso más bajo de un edificio, el nivel a ras del suelo, conocido en inglés como “ground floor”.

Question 9

las afueras

Answer 9

las afueras = the outskirts

Question 10

the outskirts

Answer 10

las afueras = the outskirts

Question 11

less lonely

Answer 11

menos solitario

Question 12

ser una estafa
ser un engaño
ser mentira

Answer 12

“Ser una estafa” significa “to be a scam” o “to be a rip-off”

Question 13

propietario/a

Answer 13

propietario/a = dueño/a

Question 14

finanza = garantía = depósito

Answer 14

deposit

Question 15

How to say 地板（floor）， apartment，楼层（floor）in Spain and Latam?

Answer 15

suelo (Esp) = piso (Lat) = floor 地板

piso (Esp) = apartamento / departamento (Lap) = apartment

planta (Esp) = piso (Latam) = floor 楼层 /// planta baja = ground floor (Latam)

Question 16

the suburb

Answer 16

el suburbio

Question 17

La calle estaba abarrotada de gente durante el festival.
(The street was packed with people during the festival.)

Answer 17

estar abarrotado/a de = is packed / crammed / crowded / cluttered with

Question 18

2. La estantería estaba abarrotada de libros viejos.
   (The bookshelf was crammed with old books.)

Answer 18

estar abarrotado/a de = is packed / crammed / crowded / cluttered with

Question 19

3. El mercado estaba abarrotado de puestos de comida y artesanías.
   (The market was crowded with food and craft stalls.)

Answer 19

estar abarrotado/a de = is packed / crammed / crowded / cluttered with

Question 20

4. Su habitación estaba abarrotada de cajas después de la mudanza.
   (Their room was cluttered with boxes after the move.)

Answer 20

estar abarrotado/a de = is packed / crammed / crowded / cluttered with

Question 21

5. La sala de espera estaba abarrotada de pacientes.
   (The waiting room was packed with patients.)

Answer 21

estar abarrotado/a de = is packed / crammed / crowded / cluttered with

Question 22

6. El tren iba abarrotado de pasajeros en hora punta.
   (The train was overcrowded with passengers during rush hour.)

Answer 22

estar abarrotado/a de = is packed / crammed / crowded / cluttered with

Question 23

7. La mesa estaba abarrotada de papeles y documentos.
   (The table was covered with papers and documents.)

Answer 23

estar abarrotado/a de = is packed / crammed / crowded / cluttered with

Question 24

8. El restaurante estaba abarrotado de clientes a la hora del almuerzo.
   (The restaurant was packed with customers at lunchtime.)

Answer 24

estar abarrotado/a de = is packed / crammed / crowded / cluttered with

Question 25

Yo me defiendo bien en una discusión. (I defend myself well in a discussion.)

Answer 25

"defenderse" significa "to defend oneself"

Question 26

Tú te defendiste contra las acusaciones falsas. (You defended yourself against the false accusations.)

Answer 26

"defenderse" significa "to defend oneself"

Question 27

Ella se defenderá si alguien la ataca. (She will defend herself if someone attacks her.)

Answer 27

"defenderse" significa "to defend oneself"

Question 28

Nos defendemos cuando sentimos que hay injusticia. (We defend ourselves when we feel there is injustice.)

Answer 28

"defenderse" significa "to defend oneself"

Question 29

Si ellos no se defendieran, estarían en peligro. (If they didn't defend themselves, they would be in danger.)

Answer 29

"defenderse" significa "to defend oneself"

Question 30

Espero que te defiendas en el debate de mañana. (I hope you defend yourself in tomorrow's debate.)

Answer 30

"defenderse" significa "to defend oneself"

Question 31

Yo me expreso mejor por escrito que hablando. (I express myself better in writing than speaking.)

Answer 31

"expresarse" significa "to express oneself"

Question 32

Tú te expresaste claramente en la reunión. (You expressed yourself clearly in the meeting.)

Answer 32

"expresarse" significa "to express oneself"

Question 33

Él se expresará con más confianza después de practicar. (He will express himself with more confidence after practicing.)

Answer 33

"expresarse" significa "to express oneself"

Question 34

Nos expresamos libremente en esta comunidad. (We express ourselves freely in this community.)

Answer 34

"expresarse" significa "to express oneself"

Question 35

Si ellas no se expresaran, nadie sabría lo que piensan. (If they didn’t express themselves, no one would know what they think.)

Answer 35

"expresarse" significa "to express oneself"

Question 36

Es importante que te expreses con respeto hacia los demás. (It’s important that you express yourself with respect toward others.)

Answer 36

"expresarse" significa "to express oneself"

Question 37

Yo me pregunto si esto será lo correcto. (I wonder if this will be the right thing.)

Answer 37

"preguntarse" significa "to wonder" o "to ask oneself"

Question 38

Tú te preguntaste por qué no llegó a tiempo. (You wondered why he/she didn’t arrive on time.)

Answer 38

"preguntarse" significa "to wonder" o "to ask oneself"

Question 39

Ella se preguntará cómo resolver el problema. (She will wonder how to solve the problem.)

Answer 39

"preguntarse" significa "to wonder" o "to ask oneself"

Question 40

Nos preguntamos si tomamos la decisión adecuada. (We wonder if we made the right decision.)

Answer 40

"preguntarse" significa "to wonder" o "to ask oneself"

Question 41

Si ellos no se preguntaran las razones, nunca aprenderían. (If they didn’t wonder about the reasons, they would never learn.)

Answer 41

"preguntarse" significa "to wonder" o "to ask oneself"

Question 42

Espero que te preguntes qué más puedes lograr. (I hope you wonder what more you can achieve.)

Answer 42

"preguntarse" significa "to wonder" o "to ask oneself"

Question 43

Yo me pinto las uñas cada fin de semana. (I paint my nails every weekend.)

Answer 43

"pintarse" significa "to paint oneself" o, en un contexto más común, "to put on makeup"

Question 44

Tú te pintaste los labios antes de salir. (You put on lipstick before going out.)

Answer 44

"pintarse" significa "to paint oneself" o, en un contexto más común, "to put on makeup"

Question 45

Ella se pintará los ojos con colores vivos para la fiesta. (She will paint her eyes with bright colors for the party.)

Answer 45

"pintarse" significa "to paint oneself" o, en un contexto más común, "to put on makeup"

Question 46

Nos pintamos la cara para el carnaval. (We painted our faces for the carnival.)

Answer 46

"pintarse" significa "to paint oneself" o, en un contexto más común, "to put on makeup"

Question 47

Si ellos se pintaran de payasos, harían reír a todos. (If they painted themselves as clowns, they would make everyone laugh.)

Answer 47

"pintarse" significa "to paint oneself" o, en un contexto más común, "to put on makeup"

Question 48

Es raro que él se pinte para una ocasión especial. (It’s unusual for him to put on makeup for a special occasion.)

Answer 48

"pintarse" significa "to paint oneself" o, en un contexto más común, "to put on makeup"