12) Pronombres de objetos directos e indirectos, comandos y pronombres de objetos dobles Flashcards
poem
el poema
to recite
recitar
to incite
incitar
to compose
componer
to make laugh
hacer reír
crayons
los creyones
needy
necesitado/a
eldery
ancianos/as
to distribute
distribuir
the poor
el/la/los/las pobre(s)
to pay attention
prestar atención
city hall
el ayuntamiento
to give a present
regalar
portrait
el retrato
himself, herself, yourself, itself, yourselves, themselves
de si
sentence
la oración
pillow
la almohada
to mark, to dial
marcar
incorrect
incorrecto
straight
derecho
to hang up the phone
colgar el telefono ( o > ue )
to erase, to delete
borrar
printer
la impresora
to answer
contestar
to put away, to save
guardar
don’t tell
no digas
dont do it, dont make it
no hagas
don’t go
no vayas
don’t put, don’t place
no pongas
don’t leave
no salgas
don’t be
no seas
don’t have
no tengas
don’t come
no vengas
floor (alternative)
el suelo
Although suelo can mean floor, particularly ground floor, probably more often it means ground. Piso is generally used for floor whether in reference to the flooring material or a particular floor of a building.
carefully
con cuidado / cuidadosamente
bag (alternative)
la maleta
ridiculous
ridículo / ridícula
appropriate
apropiado/a
inappropriate
inapropiado/a
saber usted command
sepa
ser usted command
sea
ir usted command
vaya
to review, revise
revisar
Revisar: checking something, especially in order to spot possible mistakes. It can be one’s own work, or another person’s.
Revisar: to check, inspect something as a person who has not necessarily seen this thing before. As it seems to me, revisar is more general.
to reply
responder
note
la nota
coupon
el cupón
discount
el descuento
expired - past date
vencido/a
expired - not valid, past its use-by date
caducado/a
expired, past its use-by date (culinary)
to fear / to be afraid
temer
to frighten, to scare (temporary)
asustar
phobia
la fobia
stingy
tacaño/a
to suffer
sufrir
to leave (something or someone behind)
dejar
the call
la llamada
instruction
la instrucción
to recieve, to welcome
recibir
to attend, to assist
asistir
turnpike
la autopista de peaje
toll
el peaje
to turn
girar
to bend, to fold, to turn
doblar (to double)
the exit
la salida
mile
la milla
to park
aparcar
bell
la campaña
ringer (building)
el timbre
the entrance
la entrada
to fix, to repair
arreglar
web page
la página web
meal
la comida
photograph
la fotografía
postcard
la tarjeta postal
never, ever again
jamás
to measure
Medir ( e > i )
to memorize
memorizar
the content
el contenido
to show
mostrar (ue)
the sink
el fregadero
to silence, to shut up
Callar
to fix, to set, to fasten
fijar
“Fijar” means to fasten or tie something down
‘Fijar’ means to fix in the sense of fix when it means to fasten something tightly to something else so that it doesn’t move.
reparar has more of a mechanical context (e.g. “This weekend I’m finally going to fix the doorknob.”), whereas arreglar is more along the lines of fixing a mess or problem (e.g. you’re frosting a cake and a chunk of it comes off that you need to fix).
to keep in mind
tener en cuenta
to consider
considerar
to extinguish
extinguir
yo extingo
to pick up, to gather, to get, to pick, to collect
recoger
Present tense yo recojo
construction site, work
la obra
to obey
obedecer
to explain
explicar
to get wet
mojar
the youth
la juventud
