Vocabulary Flashcards
(122 cards)
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Quaint
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Charming, lovely
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Near future *
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Foreseeable future
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Out of the blue
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Suddenly
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Arrived
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Came along
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Neat
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Tidy
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Striking
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Very easy to notice
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Dull
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Boring
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Clumsily
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Awkwardly
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A heist
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Stealing sth very valuable
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Cera *
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Wax
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Stuff (verb)
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To put sth in any place without care
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Rather *
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Sooner
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Quirky
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Unconventional, weird in a good way
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Garish
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To colorful
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Sby who makes clothes *
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A tailor
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Woe
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Problem
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Sby who we unfairly blame for all our plans *
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Scapegoat
Ovejanegra
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Resilient
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Keep trying again & again, even after failing
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To mingle
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To mix
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Big lie *
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A hoax
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Sth willed (adj)
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Sth intentional/intended
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Fight for sth in a good way
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Struggle
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To gather
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To collect from different plaves
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To allege
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To assert/ to be true; affirm
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Gasping
Taking big breatha very quickly
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Pulmon *
Lung
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Grieta *
Crack
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To hit *
To bang
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Very recently*
Just
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Before the expected time *
Already
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Past/after the expected time*
Yet
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Very recently*
Just
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Domestic duties *
A chore (noun)
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Small place *
Roomy (adj)
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Big space *
Spacious (adj)
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Sometimes,not often
Scarcely/seldom
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Stranded
Stuck in a place and unable to get away (usually as a result of natural disaster)
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Aims
Reasons
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Witty
Sby who is funny and intelligent
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Unease (noun)
Uneasy
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Dwindle
To fade or grow weaker
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Thorough (adj)
Detailed, all the facts are there
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Cringeworthy (adj)
Terrible
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To cringe
Experience an inward shiver of embarrassment or disgusting
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Irksome(adj)
Dull, irritating
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Appalling (adj)
Terrible
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Prospect
Future possibility
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To downplay sth
When sby tries to make sth very serious into sth very less serious, most likely because that sby made a mistake. (Take off importance to sth)
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To outgrow sth
When you are too old for sth
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Brillar más que otros
Outshine
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ntensify, increase, or further improve the quality, value, or extent of*
Enhance
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Purchase
To get or buy
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Determine
Find out
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To SETTLE an argument (example)
both parties are agree
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To arrive AT
To get to
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Peer
Sb in a group of like-minded individuals
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Poignant (adj)
Sth that produce sadness
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Haphazardly
Randomly
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Fleeting (adj)
Passing quickly
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Indiscriminately (adv)
In an unplanned way. (Almost shows recklessness )
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Aversion (n)
To have an aversion to sth
Adversive (adj)
Unwilling/ dislike
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To squander
Carelessly waste
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Clear-cut
Obvious
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Setback (n)
Sth that doesn't allow progress
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Foolhardy (adj)
Stupid and reckless
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Reckless (adj)
Sth that you do without thinking of the consequences before hand
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Granted (adj)
When you admit sth is true
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Laid-back (adj)
Relaxed and easy going
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To veer (v)
To change direction suddenly
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geriatric (adj)
Too old to work well
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Raise
To go up (needs an object)
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Rise
To go up (doesn't need an object)
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Trustworthy (adj)
Sby you can trust
| Adjective of trust for people
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Trusty (adj)
Inanimate objects you can trust
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Mellow (adj)
Pleasant & not to
| Bright
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Soothing (adj)
Sth that makes you feel relaxed, comfy, at ease
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Wobbly (adj)
Unstable, because you're nervous
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To dread doing sth (v)
To describe sth you hate doing
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To long for sth (v)
To want to do sth, desire
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To dread + to infinitive
To express fear about a possible future outcome
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Shudder (v)
Shaking when you think/imagine sth disgusting
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Giggle (n)
| Giggling (v)
Nervous laugh
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To whine (v)
Sound of complainant
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To whinge (v)
Verbal sound of complainant
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To tremble (v)
Shake when you are frightened
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To shiver (v)
Shake when you are cold
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To stutter (v)
Tartamudear
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Overtake (v)
Pasa a car (adelantar)
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Utmost
The greatest
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Mandatory
Required by law or rules
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Shut down
Revise
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Pegged
Revise
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Citing
Revise
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Jolt
Revise
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Sprawling (adj)
Revise
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Tethered
Revise
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Throughout
Revise
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Play out
Revise ( phrases verb )
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Inducement
Revise
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Shedding
Revise
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Crank out
Revise ( phrasal verb)
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In Plano
Revise (for conclusion )
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Waging
Revise
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Lure
Revise
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Clustered
| Cluster
Revise
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Scrambling
Revise
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Brindes
Revise
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Gawking
Revise
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Slurred
Revise
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Goner
Revise
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Lavender
Revise
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Ginormous
Giantic And enormous
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To be entrenched
To be settled down
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Trench (n)
Trinchera
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All-encompassing (adj)
Covers or does everything
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Midwife (n,p)
A nurse specializing in birth management
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Peddler (n)
Sby who sells cheap, low quality stuff
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Quack (n,p)
Fake Doctor
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```
To supervene (v)
Supervene of sth
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Happened after
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To heave
To pull hard
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Unscathed (adj)
Undamaged/unhurt
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Fervently (adj)
With much passion and energy
