Words 20 Flashcards

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enderezar

Tienes muy mala postura. ¡Endereza esa espalda!

Un poste de luz quedó medio caído y utilizaron una grúa para enderezarlo.

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to straighten / untwist / put upright / sort out (fix)

You have very bad posture. Straighten your back!

A lamp post was half-fallen and they used a crane to put it upright.

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gozar

Gozamos mucho en la fiesta.

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to enjoy oneself / take (sexually) / enjoy

We enjoyed ourselves a lot at the party.

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(el) fandango

¿A qué se debe tanto fandango afuera? - Hay unos hinchas celebrando que su equipo ganó.

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type of lively dance / fuss (coloquiel)

What’s all the fuss outside about? - There are fans celebrating their team’s victory.

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(la) madrugada

¿Por qué estaba despierto a las dos y uno de la madrugada?

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dawn / early morning / small hours (of the night)

Why was I up at 2:01 in the morning?

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mercer

mecidos

Mecer suavemente al bebé lo reconforta y le ayuda a eliminar los gases.

Estoy mecidos en tu mirada.

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to rock / swing / shake

rocked / cradled / lulled

Gently rocking the baby will calm him and help him pass gas.

I’m lulled en your gaze.

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salado

Me gustan los dulces, pero prefiero las cosas saladas.

Estás muy salada con los hombres.

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salted / salty / savory / unfortunate

I like sweets, but I prefer savory things.

You are very unfortunate with men.

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(la) ola

Hubo una ola de atracos cuando despidieron a los guardias.

Hubo una ola del virus ébola en la capital el mes pasado.

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wave (sea) / wave (abundance) / front (weather) / outbreak (disease)

There was a wave of robberies when the guards were fired.

There was an Ebola outbreak in the capital last month.

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(la) jarana

No dormí nada en toda noche con la jarana de los vecinos.

te canto con mi jarana

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revelry / partying / commotion / small guitar

I didn’t sleep all night with the partying of the neighbors.

I sing to you with my small guitar

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(el) cachete

Pensé que me iba a besar en la boca, pero me besó en el cachete.

Quiero tirar de los cachetes de tu bebé; ¡son adorables!

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cheek (face or butt)

I thought she was going to kiss me on the lips, but she kissed my cheek.

I want to pinch your baby’s chubby cheeks; they are adorable!

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sudar

Sudo cuando estoy haciendo ejercicio.

Suda a diario para darles de comer a sus hijos.

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sweat / work hard

I sweat when I’m working out.

He works hard every day to feed his children.

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(el) chicle

Le recomendaron chicles de nicotina para ayudarlo a dejar de fumar.

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chewing gum

They recommended nicotine gum to help him quit smoking.

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Juntititos, porquito a poco

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together, little by little

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guarachar

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to guracha (type of dance)

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entero

El florero llegó entero.

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Whole / entire / in tact / one piece

The vase arrived intact.

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consternar

El estado de la escena del crimen consternó a los curiosos y a los policías por igual.

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to upset / dismay / appall

The state of the crime scene dismayed onlookers and police officers alike.

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por lo tanto

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therefore

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por igual

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alike / equally

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espinar

espinas

Tus insultos me espinaron y me hicieron llorar.

La prueba de resistencia es otro espinar que tenemos que sortear.

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to prick / hurt / dificulty

thorns / spines

Your insults hurt me and made me cry.

The endurance test is another difficulty that we need to overcome.

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perforar

Explotó una granada y una de las esquirlas le perforó el pulmón al soldado.

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perfroate / pierce / puncture / drill a hole in

A grenade exploded and a fragment punctured the soldier’s lung.

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pinchar

La pinchó hasta que ella no pudo más y le dio una bofetada.

Lleva tiempo pinchándome para que le dé la receta, pero no pienso hacerlo.

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to prick / spear / be prickly / to pop / provoke / pester

He provoked her until she couldn’t stand it any longer and she slapped him.

For a long time now she has been prodding me to give her my recipe, but I won’t.

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pattron

patrónes

Un diseño moderno combinado con líneas simétricas y patrones geométricos.

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boss / master

patterns

A modern design combined with symmetrical lines and geometric patterns.

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oleaje

El oleaje debido a la tormenta inundó las calles cercanas al puerto.

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swell / surge / waves

The surge due to the storm flooded the streets around the port.

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recoger

Es importante recoger toda la información necesaria.

El documental recoge el testimonio de personas que fueron testigo de aquel escalofriante suceso.

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pick up / gather / include

It is important to gather all the necessary information.

The documentary includes the testimony of people who witnessed that horrifying incident.

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(la) cachetada

Si sigues diciendo esas cosas, te voy a dar una cachetada.

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slap

If you keep on saying those things, I’ll slap you.

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(el) esqueleto ## Footnote El esqueleto interno de esta bici está hecho de fibra de carbono. Me pidió que leyera el esqueleto del discurso que dará en la ceremonia de graduación.
skeleton / framework / structure ## Footnote The internal structure of this bike is made of carbon fiber. She asked me to read the outline of the speech she will make at the graduation ceremony.
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(la) orilla ## Footnote Me gusta caminar por la orilla del la oceana en las tardes. Hay una hilera de árboles por la orilla.
shore / bank / edge / sidewalk ## Footnote I like walking along the shore of the ocean in the afternoon. There is a line of trees along the sidewalk.
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to straighten / untwist / put upright / sort out (fix) ## Footnote You have very bad posture. Straighten your back! A lamp post was half-fallen and they used a crane to put it upright.
enderezar ## Footnote Tienes muy mala postura. ¡Endereza esa espalda! Un poste de luz quedó medio caído y utilizaron una grúa para enderezarlo.
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to enjoy oneself / take (sexually) / enjoy ## Footnote We enjoyed ourselves a lot at the party.
gozar ## Footnote Gozamos mucho en la fiesta.
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type of lively dance / fuss (coloquiel) ## Footnote What's all the fuss outside about? - There are fans celebrating their team's victory.
(el) fandango ## Footnote ¿A qué se debe tanto fandango afuera? - Hay unos hinchas celebrando que su equipo ganó.
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dawn / early morning / small hours (of the night) ## Footnote Why was I up at 2:01 in the morning?
(la) madrugada ## Footnote ¿Por qué estaba despierto a las dos y uno de la madrugada?
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to rock / swing / shake | rocked / cradled / lulled ## Footnote Gently rocking the baby will calm him and help him pass gas. I'm lulled en your gaze.
mercer | mecidos ## Footnote Mecer suavemente al bebé lo reconforta y le ayuda a eliminar los gases. Estoy mecidos en tu mirada.
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salted / salty / savory / unfortunate ## Footnote I like sweets, but I prefer savory things. You are very unfortunate with men.
salado ## Footnote Me gustan los dulces, pero prefiero las cosas saladas. Estás muy salada con los hombres.
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wave (sea) / wave (abundance) / front (weather) / outbreak (disease) ## Footnote There was a wave of robberies when the guards were fired. There was an Ebola outbreak in the capital last month.
(la) ola ## Footnote Hubo una ola de atracos cuando despidieron a los guardias. Hubo una ola del virus ébola en la capital el mes pasado.
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revelry / partying / commotion / small guitar ## Footnote I didn't sleep all night with the partying of the neighbors. I sing to you with my small guitar
(la) jarana ## Footnote No dormí nada en toda noche con la jarana de los vecinos. te canto con mi jarana
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cheek (face or butt) ## Footnote I thought she was going to kiss me on the lips, but she kissed my cheek. I want to pinch your baby's chubby cheeks; they are adorable!
(el) cachete ## Footnote Pensé que me iba a besar en la boca, pero me besó en el cachete. Quiero tirar de los cachetes de tu bebé; ¡son adorables!
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sweat / work hard ## Footnote I sweat when I'm working out. He works hard every day to feed his children.
sudar ## Footnote Sudo cuando estoy haciendo ejercicio. Suda a diario para darles de comer a sus hijos.
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chewing gum ## Footnote They recommended nicotine gum to help him quit smoking.
(el) chicle ## Footnote Le recomendaron chicles de nicotina para ayudarlo a dejar de fumar.
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together, little by little
Juntititos, porquito a poco
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to guracha (type of dance)
guarachar
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Whole / entire / in tact / one piece ## Footnote The vase arrived intact.
entero ## Footnote El florero llegó entero.
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to upset / dismay / appall ## Footnote The state of the crime scene dismayed onlookers and police officers alike.
consternar ## Footnote El estado de la escena del crimen consternó a los curiosos y a los policías por igual.
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therefore
por lo tanto
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alike / equally
por igual
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to prick / hurt / dificulty | thorns / spines ## Footnote Your insults hurt me and made me cry. The endurance test is another difficulty that we need to overcome.
espinar | espinas ## Footnote Tus insultos me espinaron y me hicieron llorar. La prueba de resistencia es otro espinar que tenemos que sortear.
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perfroate / pierce / puncture / drill a hole in ## Footnote A grenade exploded and a fragment punctured the soldier's lung.
perforar ## Footnote Explotó una granada y una de las esquirlas le perforó el pulmón al soldado.
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to prick / spear / be prickly / to pop / provoke / pester ## Footnote He provoked her until she couldn't stand it any longer and she slapped him. For a long time now she has been prodding me to give her my recipe, but I won't.
pinchar ## Footnote La pinchó hasta que ella no pudo más y le dio una bofetada. Lleva tiempo pinchándome para que le dé la receta, pero no pienso hacerlo.
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boss / master | patterns ## Footnote A modern design combined with symmetrical lines and geometric patterns.
pattron | patrones ## Footnote Un diseño moderno combinado con líneas simétricas y patrones geométricos.
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swell / surge / waves ## Footnote The surge due to the storm flooded the streets around the port.
oleaje ## Footnote El oleaje debido a la tormenta inundó las calles cercanas al puerto.
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pick up / gather / include ## Footnote It is important to gather all the necessary information. The documentary includes the testimony of people who witnessed that horrifying incident.
recoger ## Footnote Es importante recoger toda la información necesaria. El documental recoge el testimonio de personas que fueron testigo de aquel escalofriante suceso.
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slap ## Footnote If you keep on saying those things, I'll slap you.
(la) cachetada ## Footnote Si sigues diciendo esas cosas, te voy a dar una cachetada.
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skeleton / framework / structure ## Footnote The internal structure of this bike is made of carbon fiber. She asked me to read the outline of the speech she will make at the graduation ceremony.
(el) esqueleto ## Footnote El esqueleto interno de esta bici está hecho de fibra de carbono. Me pidió que leyera el esqueleto del discurso que dará en la ceremonia de graduación.
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shore / bank / edge / sidewalk ## Footnote I like walking along the shore of the ocean in the afternoon. There is a line of trees along the sidewalk.
(la) orilla ## Footnote Me gusta caminar por la orilla del la oceana en las tardes. Hay una hilera de árboles por la orilla.