canciones 15/10 Flashcards

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HAZE (heɪz)

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Translation: Neblina
Meaning: A slight obscuration of the air caused by fine particles or dust.
Example: The city was covered in a thick haze due to pollution.
Example: La ciudad estaba cubierta de una densa neblina debido a la contaminación.

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ACHE (eɪk)

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Translation: Dolor
Meaning: A continuous or prolonged dull pain in a part of the body.
Example: After the workout, I felt an ache in my muscles.
Example: Después del entrenamiento, sentí un dolor en mis músculos.

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GLAD (ɡlæd)

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Translation: Contento
Meaning: Feeling pleasure or happiness.
Example: I’m glad you came to the party.
Example: Estoy contento de que hayas venido a la fiesta.

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SCREWED (skruːd)

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Translation: Jodido
Meaning: In a difficult or bad situation.
Example: If we don’t finish this project, we’re screwed.
Example: Si no terminamos este proyecto, estamos jodidos.

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MAKE OUT (meɪk aʊt)

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Translation: Besarse apasionadamente
Meaning: To kiss and touch someone passionately.
Example: They were making out in the corner at the party.
Example: Se estaban besando apasionadamente en la esquina de la fiesta.

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STOOP (stuːp)

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Translation: Agacharse
Meaning: To bend the body forward or downward.
Example: He had to stoop to pick up the keys from the floor.
Example: Tuvo que agacharse para recoger las llaves del suelo.

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OVERDUE (ˌoʊ.vərˈduː)

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Translation: Atrasado
Meaning: Not having arrived, happened, or been done by the expected time.
Example: His library books are overdue.
Example: Sus libros de la biblioteca están atrasados.

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SWEPT (swɛpt)

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Translation: Barrido
Meaning: Past tense of “sweep,” meaning to clean or clear an area with a broom.
Example: She swept the floor before guests arrived.
Example: Barrí el suelo antes de que llegaran los invitados.

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CRUMBLES (ˈkrʌm.bəlz)

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Translation: Se desmorona
Meaning: To break into small fragments, typically as part of a process of decay.
Example: The cookie crumbles if you handle it roughly.
Example: La galleta se desmorona si la manejas con brusquedad.

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HARM (hɑːrm)

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Translation: Daño
Meaning: Physical injury or damage to someone’s health or well-being.
Example: Smoking can cause serious harm to your lungs.
Example: Fumar puede causar un daño serio a tus pulmones.

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FURTHER (ˈfɝː.ðər)

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Translation: Más lejos, adicional
Meaning: To a greater distance or degree; beyond what is already mentioned.
Example: We need to discuss this further before making a decision.
Example: Necesitamos discutir esto más antes de tomar una decisión.

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SAIL (seɪl)

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Translation: Navegar
Meaning: To travel on water in a ship or boat.
Example: They sailed across the Atlantic last summer.
Example: Ellos navegaron por el Atlántico el verano pasado.

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STADY (stah-dee)

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Translation: Estudio
Meaning: Steady (corrected spelling) refers to something firm or consistent in position.
Example: The company is seeing steady growth year by year.
Example: La empresa está viendo un crecimiento constante año tras año.

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BORE ME (bɔːr mi)

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Translation: Me aburre
Meaning: To cause someone to feel uninterested.
Example: Long meetings bore me to death.
Example: Las reuniones largas me aburren hasta la muerte.

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ANTHEM (ˈæn.θəm)

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Translation: Himno
Meaning: A rousing or uplifting song associated with a group or cause.
Example: The national anthem plays before every sports game.
Example: El himno nacional se toca antes de cada juego deportivo.

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RECKLESS (ˈrek.ləs)

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Translation: Imprudente
Meaning: Without thinking or caring about the consequences of an action.
Example: His reckless driving caused the accident.
Example: Su conducción imprudente causó el accidente.

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ECHELON (ˈɛʃ.ə.lɑːn)

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Translation: Escalón, nivel
Meaning: A level or rank in an organization or society.
Example: He worked his way up through the upper echelons of the company.
Example: Ascendió por los escalones superiores de la empresa.

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RAMPAGE (ˈræm.peɪdʒ)

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Translation: Desenfreno, arrasar
Meaning: A period of violent and uncontrollable behavior.
Example: The fans went on a rampage after the game.
Example: Los fanáticos se descontrolaron después del partido.

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ECHELON (ˈɛʃ.ə.lɑːn)

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Translation: Escalón, nivel
Meaning: A level or rank in an organization or society.
Example: He worked his way up through the upper echelons of the company.
Example: Ascendió por los escalones superiores de la empresa.

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RAMPAGE (ˈræm.peɪdʒ)

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Translation: Desenfreno, arrasar
Meaning: A period of violent and uncontrollable behavior.
Example: The fans went on a rampage after the game.
Example: Los fanáticos se descontrolaron después del partido.

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RAGE (reɪdʒ)

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Translation: Rabia
Meaning: Violent, uncontrollable anger.
Example: He was filled with rage when he heard the news.
Example: Se llenó de rabia cuando escuchó la noticia.

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WILLING (ˈwɪl.ɪŋ)

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Translation: Dispuesto
Meaning: Ready, eager, or prepared to do something.
Example: She’s willing to help you with the project.
Example: Ella está dispuesta a ayudarte con el proyecto.

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POURING (ˈpɔːr.ɪŋ)

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Translation: Lloviendo a cántaros
Meaning: To flow rapidly in a steady stream, or to rain heavily.
Example: It’s pouring outside, we can’t go for a walk.
Example: Está lloviendo a cántaros afuera, no podemos salir a caminar.

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DISPLAY (dɪˈspleɪ)

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Translation: Exhibir
Meaning: To show or exhibit something openly.
Example: The store displayed its new collection in the window.
Example: La tienda exhibió su nueva colección en la ventana.

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FLAUNT (flɔːnt)
Translation: Alardear Meaning: To show off something in a way that attracts attention. Example: He likes to flaunt his wealth by buying luxury cars. Example: Le gusta alardear de su riqueza comprando autos de lujo.
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DOUGH (doʊ)
Translation: Masa, plata Meaning: A mixture of flour and water; informally, it can mean money. Example: He needs more dough to pay for his rent this month. Example: Necesita más plata para pagar su renta este mes.
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COUGHING (ˈkɔː.fɪŋ)
Translation: Tosiendo Meaning: The action of expelling air from the lungs with a sharp sound. Example: He couldn’t stop coughing during the meeting. Example: No podía dejar de toser durante la reunión.
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PREACH (priːtʃ)
Translation: Predicar Meaning: To give a religious speech, or to advocate strongly for a particular cause or belief. Example: He loves to preach about the importance of recycling. Example: Le encanta predicar sobre la importancia del reciclaje.
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MEND (mend)
Translation: Reparar Meaning: To fix or repair something that is broken or damaged. Example: I need to mend my jacket before winter. Example: Necesito reparar mi chaqueta antes del invierno.
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DROWN (draʊn)
Translation: Ahogarse Meaning: To die by being unable to breathe underwater. Example: He nearly drowned while swimming in the river. Example: Casi se ahoga mientras nadaba en el río.
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CRAWL (krɔːl)
Translation: Gatear, arrastrarse Meaning: To move on hands and knees or with the body close to the ground. Example: The baby started to crawl around the room. Example: El bebé empezó a gatear por la habitación.
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WINDPIPE (ˈwɪnd.paɪp)
Translation: Tráquea Meaning: The tube in the throat that carries air to the lungs. Example: Something got stuck in his windpipe, making it hard to breathe. Example: Algo se quedó atascado en su tráquea, lo que dificultaba respirar.
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HUFFING (ˈhʌf.ɪŋ)
Translation: Jadeando Meaning: Breathing heavily, usually after physical exertion or anger. Example: He was huffing and puffing after running up the stairs. Example: Estaba jadeando después de subir las escaleras corriendo.
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SUFFOCATE (ˈsʌf.ə.keɪt)
Translation: Asfixiar Meaning: To die or cause someone to die from not being able to breathe. Example: Without fresh air, people can suffocate in confined spaces. Example: Sin aire fresco, las personas pueden asfixiarse en espacios cerrados.
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DROWN (draʊn)
Translation: Ahogarse Meaning: To die by being unable to breathe underwater (repeated for clarity). Example: The shipwreck caused many to drown in the stormy sea. Example: El naufragio hizo que muchos se ahogaran en el mar tempestuoso.
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AWFUL (ˈɔː.fəl)
Translation: Horrible Meaning: Extremely bad or unpleasant. Example: The food at the restaurant was awful. Example: La comida en el restaurante era horrible.
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BARELY (ˈber.li)
Translation: Apenas Meaning: By the smallest amount; almost not. Example: He could barely hear the music from the back of the room. Example: Apenas podía escuchar la música desde el fondo de la sala.
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FUZZY (ˈfʌz.i)
Translation: Borroso Meaning: Not clear or sharp, often referring to visual or tactile experiences. Example: Without my glasses, everything looks fuzzy. Example: Sin mis gafas, todo se ve borroso.
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SPEWING (spjuː.ɪŋ)
Translation: Arrojando, escupiendo Meaning: To expel large quantities of something rapidly and forcibly. Example: The volcano was spewing lava and ash into the air. Example: El volcán estaba arrojando lava y cenizas al aire.
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SCRATCH (skrætʃ)
Translation: Rasguñar, rayar Meaning: To scrape or rub something with a sharp object, causing a mark or wound. Example: Be careful not to scratch the car with your keys. Example: Ten cuidado de no rayar el auto con tus llaves.
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ASTRAY (əˈstreɪ)
Translation: Desviado Meaning: Away from the correct path or direction; lost. Example: The hiker went astray and lost his way in the forest. Example: El excursionista se desvió y perdió su camino en el bosque.