DELE C1 41-60 Flashcards

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1
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  1. Subs: (the) Saw
  2. Subs: (the) Hand saw
  3. Verb: To Saw / Saw off
A
  1. Subs: (la) Sierra
    (obs, kan även betyda mountain range)
  2. Subs: (el) Serrucho
  3. Verb: Serruchar
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  1. Dirty
  2. Filthy

(inmundo/a kan vara rätt på både 1 och 2)

A
  1. Sucio/a
  2. Mugriento/a
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How to Say “Piece” and “Slice” in Spanish

  1. Piece/Slice
    (The most widely used, for basically any type of food)
  2. Piece/Slice
    (Less common, same use as nr 1 above)
  3. Slice
    (Typically used to refer to a circular-shaped slice of something, like a cucumber or tomato)
  4. Slice
    (Refers to a slice of bread)
A

1. (el) Trozo
(The most widely used, for basically any type of food)
2. (el) Pedazo
(Less common, same use as trozo)
3. (la) Rodaja
(Typically used to refer to a circular-shaped slice of something, like a cucumber or tomato)
4. (la) Rebanada
(Refers to a slice of bread)

Andra alternativ: (la) Loncha, (la) Tajada, m.fl.

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  1. Father-in-law
  2. Mother-in-law
A
  1. Suegro
  2. Suegra
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(the) Heritage (2 alt)
Ex 1:
The inheritance is subject to tax.
Ex 2:
Discover the incredible cultural heritage of Pisa and Lucca.

A
  1. (la) Herencia
    Ex:
    La herencia es sujeta a impuestos.
  2. (el) Patrimonio
    Ex:
    Descubre el increíble patrimonio cultural de Pisa y Lucca.
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  1. (the) Shirt (Skjorta)
  2. (the) Shirt (typ T-shirt)
A
  1. (la) Camisa
  2. (la) Camiseta
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(the) Sweater

A

(el) Suéter

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(the) Bruise (2 alt, finns dock flera)

A
  1. (la) Magulladura
  2. (el) Moretón
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to Disperse/Scatter

The rain scattered the crowd that had gathered opposite the hotel to greet the star.

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Dispersar (regel)

(Esparcir är ett alternativ)

La lluvia dispersó a la multitud que se había reunido delante del hotel para saludar al astro.

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(to) Spread (news or ideas etc.)

The local newspaper spread the news of an accident.

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Difundir (reg)

El periódico local difundió la noticia de un accidente.

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To duck / crouch / lower oneself

Lower your head so you don’t knock it when you go through that door.

A

Agachar (regel)

Agacha la cabeza para no dar un golpe al entrar por esa puerta.

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To smell
(both: to have a scent and to perceive the smell of something/someone)

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Oler

Huelo
Hueles
Huele
Olemos
Oléis
Huelen
(i övrigt regel)

Ex 1: Huelo el humo en la ropa de mi esposo cuando fuma.
Ex 2: Este jabón huele muy rico.

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To Scratch (3 alt)
Ex 1:
The metal fence scratched my arm.
Ex 2:
The cat scratched my hand as I was petting it!
Ex 3:
Somebody scratched my car with a key.

A
  1. Arañar (reg)
    Ex: La valla metálica me arañó el brazo.
  2. Rasguñar (reg)
    Ex: ¡El gato me rasguñó la mano cuando lo estaba acariciando!
  3. Rayar (reg)
    Ex: Me rayaron el auto con una llave.
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Grandson / Granddaughter

A

Nieto / Nieta

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  1. Nephew (brorson)
  2. Niece (systerson)
A
  1. Sobrino
  2. Sobrina
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Father-in-law
Mother-in-law

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Suegro
Suegra

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  1. (the) Flight
  2. (the) Plane
A
  1. (el) Vuelo
  2. (el) Avión
18
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(the) Creak
&
(the) Rustling
&
(the) Crack (of bones/joints)

A

(el) Crujido

19
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To cling to

The baby clung to his mother.

A

Aferrarse (reg)

El bebé se aferró a su madre.

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1. To grab / take
Ex 1: Grab the handlebars and don’t let go.
2. To grab / take hold of
Ex 2: The mother grabbed her son’s hand before crossing the street.
3. To take / grab / get
Ex 3: May I take another cookie?

A

1. Agarrar
Ex 1: Agarra el manillar y no lo sueltes.
2. Asir
Ex 2: La madre asió la mano del niño antes de cruzar la calle.
3. Coger
Ex 3: ¿Puedo coger otra galleta?