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Boasting

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jactancia

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Challenge or Provication

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desafío
MASCULINE NOUN
1. (difficult task)
a. challenge

  1. (provocation)
    a. defiance
    Su desafío a la muerte es digno de admirar. — Her defiance of death is admirable.
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To Achieve, be able to, win, accomplish; to manage.

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lograr
TRANSITIVE VERB
1. (to make happen)
a. to be able to
Lograron conseguir el carro a un precio mucho más bajo. — They were able to get the car for a much lower price.
b. to get
Logré sacar un día de playa durante mi viaje de trabajo. — I got to sneak in a beach day on my work trip.
c. to manage to
¿Lograste cambiar la cita del doctor para el martes? — Did you manage to change the doctor’s appointment to Tuesday?
2. (to obtain)
a. to achieve
Tienes que trabajar fuerte para lograr tus sueños. — You have to work hard to achieve your dreams.
b. to attain
Logró primer lugar en la carrera de 100 metros. — She attained first place in the 100 meter race.
3. (to achieve)
a. to reach
No todos logran sus objetivos en la vida. — Not everyone reaches their goals in life.
4. (to be successful in)
a. to win
Lograron una victoria sin precedentes en el campeonato. — They won an unprecedented victory at the championship.

lograrse
PRONOMINAL VERB
5. (to be done)
a. to be achieved
Estos cambios solo pueden lograrse si la gente acepta la gravedad de la crisis climática que nos enfrenta. — These changes can only be achieved if people accept the seriousness of the climate crisis we face.
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Example

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ejemplo

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To recover something

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recuperar

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Straight line

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recta
FEMININE NOUN
1. (mathematics)
a. straight line
Usa una regla para dibujar una recta que vaya desde el punto A al punto B. — Use a rule to draw a straight line from point A to point B.
2. (sports)
a. straight
Me tropecé y me caí a diez metros de la recta final y perdí la carrera. — I tripped and fell ten meters away from the home straight and lost the race.
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Other

Must be proceeded by a direct article:

The other

The rest

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demás

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Lidiar

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To deal with

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Triturar

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To crush

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Straight Line

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(general)

a. la línea recta

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To guarantee

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Avelar

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I tripped and fell ten meters away from the home straight and lost the race.

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Me tropecé y me caí a diez metros de la recta final y perdí la carrera.

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My parents guaranteed my mortgage and I will always be grateful.

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Mis padres avalaron mi hipoteca y se lo agradeceré siempre.

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Successfully

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exitosamente

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The general drew a straight line in the sand and waited to see who would join him.

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El general hizo una línea recta en la arena y esperó para ver quién se uniría a él.

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As a teacher, I deal with many angry parents.

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Como maestra, lidio con muchos papás enojados.

As a teacher, I deal with many angry parents.

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The surgeons successfully performed the heart transplant.

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Los cirujanos realizaron el transplante de corazón exitosamente.

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The party believes that these measures will help it get its lost credibility back.

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El partido cree que estas medidas le ayudarán a recuperar la credibilidad perdida.
c. to regain

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Los demás niños pueden leer.

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The other children can read.

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Discover how to regain control of your life by following four easy steps.

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Descubre cómo recuperar el control de tu vida siguiendo cuatro pasos fáciles.

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She ate what she could and threw away the rest.

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Comió lo que pudo y tiró lo demás.

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I will explain how to retrieve your data and files from the hard disk.

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Explicaré cómo recuperar los datos y los archivos del disco duro.

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It’s a real challenge for me to move to another country and leave my family behind.

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Es un verdadero desafío para mí mudarme a otro país y dejar atrás a mi familia.

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All the kids were fed up with Donald’s boasting, but he didn’t care.

  1. (quality)
    a. boastfulness
    La jactancia y arrogancia de Fernando son dos de sus cualidades menos atractivas. — Fernando’s boastfulness and arrogance are two of his most unattractive qualities.
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Todos los niños estaban cansados de la jactancia de Donald pero a él no le importaba.

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The people cheated by the bank were able to recoup their investments.

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Las personas estafadas por el banco pudieron recuperar su inversión.

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Is it possible to recover erased files?

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¿Es posible recuperar archivos borrados?

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Fernando’s boastfulness and arrogance are two of his most unattractive qualities.

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La jactancia y arrogancia de Fernando son dos de sus cualidades menos atractivas.

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Teacher, how can I make up

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Maestra, ¿cómo puedo recuperar las clases que perdí?

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I need an example in order to understand what you’re trying to explain.

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Necesito un ejemplo para poder entender lo que me estás tratando de explicar.

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All the kids were fed up with Donald’s boasting, but he didn’t care.

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Todos los niños estaban cansados de la jactancia de Donald pero a él no le importaba.

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a. shocking

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sobrecogedor

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Marginalized

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Marginado

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You have to set an example for your younger brother.

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Tienes que poner el ejemplo para tu hermano menor.

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It was shocking to see all those soldiers with bare feet in the snow.

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Era sobrecogedor ver a todos esos soldados descalzos sobre la nieve.

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Paul felt marginalized because he was the only foreign student at school.

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Pablo se sentía marginado porque era el único estudiante extranjero en la escuela.

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nervous

Starts with an A

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atacado

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A

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Are

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A

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They say that actors always get nervous before coming on stage.

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Se dice que los actores siempre se ponen nerviosos antes de salir a escena.

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I’m nervous because I have to do a presentation for one of our biggest clients today.

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Estoy atacado porque le tengo que hacer una presentación hoy a uno de nuestros clientes más importantes.

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You’re making me nervous!

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You’re making me nervous! — ¡Me estás poniendo nerviosa!

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