Episode 417 Flashcards
To contain (to enclose) To restrain, hold back, check, curb
To restrain oneself (to control one’s impulses)
Contener
Contenerse
The command, charge (control) The authority, manager, officer (person or organization in charge) The control, tv remote (device) Regionalism used in Spain (Spain)
El mando
The prize, award (honor)
The reward (recompense)
The prizewinner (person who receives a prize)
The premium
El premio
Phrase
Tax office
Impositiva
The confrontation
El enfrentamiento
To take out, get off, get out (to remove) To remove (to expel) To take a photo, make a copy (to produce) To get (to receive) To extract (to draw out) To stick out (with body parts) To publish (to publish) To get. draw (to find the answer to) To serve (sports)
To take out, get out (to get out) To leave (to go away) (Mexico)
Sacar
Sacarse
To triple (to make triple)
Triplicar
To turn into, change into, make (to transform; used with "en") To convert (to be persuaded; used with "a") To convert into (mathematics; used with "en") To score, convert (sports)
To become, turn into (to transform; used with “en”)
To convert to (religious; used with “a”)
Convertir
Convertirse
To hit, bang, punch, bang on (to strike)
To hit (to receive a blow)
To beat against (to strike; with “contra”)
To hit, bang oneself (to strike oneself)
Golpear
Golpearse
To hold back, dam, block up (to stem the flow)
To stop, deadlock, bring to a halt, bring to a standstill, hold up (to stop)
To stagnate, become stagnate (to stop flowing)
To come to a halt, come to a standstill, stagnate (to stop)
Estancar
Estancarse
To patrol (to keep watch over) (to keep watch)
Patrullar
To applaud, clap (to give claps)
To applaud (to give claps)
To applaud, approve of, welcome (to show approval)
Aplaudir
Adjective
censurable, open to criticism
criticable
To infuriate, madden, make furious, enrage (to make angry)
To get furious. fly into rage (to become enraged)
To get rough, become rough (to become more intense)
Enfurecer
Enfurecerse
To assume, take on, take over (to undertake)
To assume (to suppose) (Latin America)
To accept, take, come to terms with (to agree)
To assume, adopt (to put into practice)
To assume (to acquire)
Asumir
To impose, set, enforce (to implement)
To impose, instill, make compulsory (to force to be accepted)
To levy, put (to tax)
To confer (to award)
To deposit (to bank) (Spain)
To be imposing (to command respect or admiration)
To be necessary. needed, imperative (to be critical)
To set oneself to a schedule or task (to obligate oneself)
To prevail, assert one’s authority, assert oneself (to obligate oneself)
To win, prevail (sports)
To become fashionable (to catch on)
To become accustomed to (to get used to) (Mexico)
To acquaint oneself to (formal) (to become familiar with)
Imponer
Imponerse
The meeting (act of coming together) The meeting, conference (assembly) The encounter (chance meeting) The confrontation (open conflict) The game, match (sports)
El encuentro
The ridiculousness, absurdity, nonsense, silly thing
La ridiculece
To overcome, go beyond (to overtake) To get over, get passed (to emotionally overcome) To pass (to succeed in)
To better oneself (to improve oneself)
Superar
Superarse
The stability (steadiness) (resistance to sudden changes) (finance)
La estibilidad
To become, turn into (to come to be)
Devenir
The transformation, evolution, development (change)
El devenir
“just see”
“basta ver”
Adjective
successful
exitoso/a
To inform, tell (to communicate information to) To report (to give information)
To get info, find out (to inquire)
Informar
Informarse
“above all”
“sobre todo”
Phrase
since, given that, now that (because)
now that, as (on account of)
ya que
