Vocabulary

Question 1

Contingent

Answer 1

Adjective: Dependent on something else happening first. It often goes with “on” or “upon.” For example, “Our picnic is contingent on the weather being good.”
Noun:A group of people representing a larger group, like a military contingent or a group attending a conference from a specific company. (contingente )
A possibility or chance occurrence.

Question 2

Buzz

Answer 2

Noun zumbido
Verb zumbar

Question 3

Everyday life

Answer 3

Cotidinado: t may be described as mundane, routine, natural, habitual, or normal

Question 4

Convey

Answer 4

to communicate, impart, or make something known to someone. (trasmitir o cominicar )

Question 5

Emphasize:

Answer 5

give special importance or attention to something, to make something more clearly defined or prominent

Question 6

Scheduled:

Answer 6

arranged or planned according to a program, timetable ( programado o previsto )
Esqueduel

Question 7

Static:

Answer 7

can refer to something that is stationary, unchanging, or lacking in movement or progress

Question 8

Pushover

Answer 8

Its an adjective or in some time a verb “Pushover” is a slang term used to describe someone who is easily manipulated, controlled, or taken advantage of by others. It implies that the person lacks assertiveness or strength of character, making them susceptible to being pushed around or coerced into doing things they may not want to do.

“Sarah always ends up doing everyone else’s work because she’s such a pushover.”

Question 9

Complexity

Answer 9

Complejidad