CLozemaster Vocabulary 3

Question 1

Although; Even though

Answer 1

Aunque

Question 2

“around/over there”, to express a vague and approximate location.

The toilet should be around there near the entrance.

Answer 2

Por ahí

Question 3

a part-time job

Answer 3

un trabajo de medio tiempo

Question 4

to pass away (to die)

Answer 4

fallecer

Question 5

a phrase to express time has passed more quickly than expected or that it’s now late.

Hint: It’s become late for us.

Answer 5

Se nos hizo tarde

Roughly translates to we’re runnning late in English

Question 6

peace

Answer 6

paz

Question 7

a phrase to express that a place is completely empty

Hint: There’s wasn’t even god

Answer 7

No habia ni Dios

There was no one there; There was not even a soul

Question 8

to ask for

Answer 8

pedir

pedir can also mean to order

Question 9

that’s enough!; stop it!; knock it off!

Answer 9

Ya basta!

Question 10

Actually; In fact

Answer 10

En realidad

roughly translates to ‘in reality’.

Question 11

both

one word

Answer 11

ambos

tanto only means both when paired with como to explicitly mention 2 things.

Question 12

clever

Answer 12

listo/a

listo can also mean to be ready/ to be prepared.

Question 13

quite; pretty

Answer 13

bastante

bastante also refers to sufficient/ to be enough.

Question 14

with a clear head; with sense, a phrase that implies doing something thoughtfully, wisely, or sensibly.

Answer 14

con cabeza (with head)

Question 15

the two (both)

The two of us are fine.

Answer 15

Los dos

Los dos estamos bien.

Question 16

against that; opposed to

i am against that law.

Answer 16

en contra de

estoy en contra de esa ley (law).

Question 17

to make clear; to clarify

I only want to make that clear for you.

Answer 17

aclarar

Solo quiero aclararlo para ti.

Question 18

heart

Answer 18

corazón

Question 19

between, among

Answer 19

entre

Question 20

almost

Answer 20

casi

Question 21

just like, same as

Answer 21

igual que, así como

igual means same, que is used to introduce a comparison

Question 22

to love

not amar, a more general word for love in all aspects.

Answer 22

querer

querer can also mean to want.

amar is more romantic, strong, and is used to express more passionate feelings.

Question 23

even, square

We’re even now.
We paid our bills evenly.

Answer 23

a mano

Estamos a mano.
Pagamos a mano nuestras cuentas.

Question 24

in peace

Answer 24

en paz

Question 25

less

Answer 25

menos

Question 26

a return, a turn | the action of returning/ go back ## Footnote noun

Answer 26

una vuelta ## Footnote to turn around/ to back: **Dar una vuelta**

Question 27

There is no turning back.

Answer 27

No hay vuelta atrás.

Question 28

The point of no return.

Answer 28

El punto de no hay vuelta atrás.

Question 29

Just the way you are. ## Footnote Hint: 3 words

Answer 29

Así como eres. ## Footnote Tal: Just como: like eres: you are

Question 30

so be it

Answer 30

así sea

Question 31

in trouble

Answer 31

en problemas

Question 32

to fall in love

Answer 32

enamorarse

Question 33

against

Answer 33

contra

Question 34

later

Answer 34

luego

Question 35

actually ## Footnote adverb

Answer 35

en realidad ## Footnote en realidad also means ¨in reality¨

Question 36

at stake, in play, on the line

Answer 36

en juego

Question 37

to agree ## Footnote I agree with you

Answer 37

estar de acuerdo ## Footnote Estoy de acuerdo contigo.

Question 38

lucky ## Footnote You are a lucky man.

Answer 38

con suerte ## Footnote Eres un hombre con suerte.

Question 39

affection

Answer 39

cariño

Question 40

to make sure something is understood | I want to make it clear that I won't do that. ## Footnote make sure there is no misunderstanding

Answer 40

dejar claro/ dejar en claro | Quiero dejar claro/ dejar en claro que no haré eso. ## Footnote the former is more casual and used in everyday speech, while the latter is more formal.

Question 41

to be late, to arrive late (for something)

Answer 41

llegar tarde

Question 42

to be afraid that, to fear that | not tener miedo here ## Footnote I'm afraid that will not happen.

Answer 42

temir que ## Footnote Temo que no pasé.

Question 43

peace

Answer 43

paz

Question 44

to go *(third person)*

Answer 44

va

Question 45

Get out of here.

Answer 45

Fuera de aqui.

Question 46

It's crystal clear. It's as clear as day. | Idiom

Answer 46

Es tan claro como el agua. | The spanish version of this idiom is expressed with water.

Question 47

to ask

Answer 47

pedir ## Footnote pedir or means to order

Question 48

to request

Answer 48

solicitar, requerir

Question 49

Perhaps, Maybe

Answer 49

Quizá/ Quizás + subjunctive | can be used interchangeably

Question 50

loud | loud volume, high intensity of sound ## Footnote Speak louder The music is too loud

Answer 50

alto ## Footnote Habla más alto La musica está demasiado alta.

Question 51

some | not algunos/as here

Answer 51

unos, unas

Question 52

younger than | not *menor que* here

Answer 52

más joven que

Question 53

throughout

Answer 53

durante

Question 54

as soon as possible

Answer 54

Tan pronto como poder (subjunctive)

Question 55

to become late, to get late

Answer 55

hacerse tarde

Question 56

the gym

Answer 56

el gymnasio

Question 57

a seat

Answer 57

un asiento

Question 58

cloudy

Answer 58

nublado/a

Question 59

to adapt, to adjust

Answer 59

adaptar

Question 60

August

Answer 60

agosto

Question 61

Suburban

Answer 61

Suburbana/o

Question 62

architect

Answer 62

arquitecto/a

Question 63

town hall

Answer 63

ayuntamiento

Question 64

half of

Answer 64

la mitad de

Question 65

co-worker

Answer 65

compañero de trabajo

Question 66

about that, regarding that, | to refer to something mentioned previously ## Footnote I would have done something about that.

Answer 66

al respecto ## Footnote Yo habría hecho algo al respecto.

Question 67

by myself, on my own | doing something independently without outside help

Answer 67

por mi cuenta ## Footnote de yo mismo: doing/ dealing with something personally (I´ll talk to him myself) de mi mismo: talking about something related to oneself in a reflexive sense. (I´m learning a lot about myself)

Question 68

Take your time.

Answer 68

Toma tu tiempo. | Toma is in the imperative.

Question 69

to quit

Answer 69

dejar ## Footnote renunciar also means to quit, as in to **resign/quit a job or position**

Question 70

Christmas Eve

Answer 70

Nochebuena

Question 71

you seem to me...

Answer 71

te me haces... | colloquial

Question 72

to be fond of...

Answer 72

tener mucho cariño **por**

Question 73

to be out of town

Answer 73

estar fuera de la ciudad

Question 74

as... as... ## Footnote as bright as the sun

Answer 74

tan... como... ## Footnote tan brillante como el sol

Question 75

to owe

Answer 75

deber ## Footnote deber also means must

Question 76

to care, to matter, to mind

Answer 76

importar(se) ## Footnote importar is typically conjugated alongside se like a reflexive verb depsite not being one.

Question 77

the one who/ the one that ## Footnote He is the one that has the least amount of money between us.

Answer 77

el/la que; los/las que ## Footnote Él es **el que** tiene menos dinero entre nosotros todos.

Question 78

the least

Answer 78

al menos

Question 79

(someone) hope so. ## Footnote I hope so. We hope so.

Answer 79

Eso esperar | EXCEPT: el/ella/usted. It would be **Eso espera él/ella.** ## Footnote I hope so: Eso espero. We hope so: Eso esperamos

Question 80

meanwhile, in the meantime

Answer 80

mientras tanto