Febrero 2023

Question 1

1-2-23 to crackle = crepitar
The logs are starting to crackle.

Answer 1

Los léños están comenzando a crepitar.

Question 2

2-2-23 eyelash = la pestaña
Rita has long, thick eyelashes.

Answer 2

Rita tiene las pestañas largas y gruesas.

Question 3

3-2-23 rusty = oxidado
The anchor’s chain is rusty.

Answer 3

la cadena del ancla está oxidada.

Question 4

4-2-23 blizzard = la ventisca
A strong blizzard will hit the city tomorrow.

Answer 4

Una fuerte ventisca azotará la ciudad mañana.

Question 5

5-2-23 hoarse (adjective) = ronco
Pau was hoarse from shouting so much.

Answer 5

Pau estaba ronco de tanto gritar.

Question 6

6-2-23 otter = la nutria
We saw otters at the zoo.
Vimos nutrias en el zoológico.

Question 7

7-2-23 to improve = mejorar (transitive verb - requires direct object).
Doing arts and crafts can improve your an improve your mood.

Answer 7

Hacer manualidades puede mejorar tu humor.

Question 8

8-2-23 tongue twister = el trabalenguas
I have spent hours trying to say this tongue twister.

Answer 8

He pasado horas tratando de decir este trabalenguas.

Question 9

9-2-23 baker = el panadero to put = meter o poner
The baker is putting the bread in the oven.

Answer 9

El panadero está metiendo el pan en el horno.

Question 10

10-2-23 sudden (adjective) = repentino
The cold snap caused a sudden temperature drop.

Answer 10

La ola de frío causó una caída repentina de la temperatura.

Question 11

11-2-23 toothache = el dolor de muelas
I went to the dentist because I have a toothache.

Answer 11

Fui al dentista porque tengo dolor de muelas.

Question 12

12-2-23 besar = to kiss
Lau kissed her boyfriend before leaving.

Answer 12

Lau besó a su novio antes de irse.

Question 13

13-2-23 soulmate = el alma gemela
I met my soulmate in Cartajena.

Answer 13

Conocí a mi alma gemela en Cartajena.

Question 14

14-2-23 teddy bear = el oso de peluche
My boyfriend gave me a teddy bear.

Answer 14

Mi novio me regaló un oso de peluche.

Question 15

15-2-23 retired (adjective) = jubilado
I’m retired, so I spend the winters in Florida.

Answer 15

Estoy jubilado, así que paso los inviernos en Florida.

Question 16

16-2-23 rocking chair = la mecedora
I’m going to sit in the rocking chair and read for a bit.

Answer 16

Voy a sentarme en la mecedora y leo un rato.

Question 17

17-2-23 inch = la pulgada
The shelf is 50 inches in length.

Answer 17

El estante mide cincuenta pulgadas de largo.

Question 18

18-2-23 proud (adjective) = orgulloso
I’m so proud of Nina for having graduated.

Answer 18

Estoy tan orgulloso de Nina por haberse graduado.

Question 19

19-2-23 sequin = la lentejuela
The dress is decorated with red and blue sequins.

Answer 19

El vestido está decorado con lentejuelas rojas y azules.

Question 20

20-2-23 feather = la pluma
The dancer’s headdress has feathers and sequins.

Answer 20

El tocado de la bailarina tiene plumas y lentejuelas.

Question 21

21-2-23 to dance = bailar
Hundreds of couples were dancing in the square.

Answer 21

Cientos de parejas bailaban en la plaza.

Question 22

22-2-23 moose = el alce
Moose are bigger than reindeer.

Answer 22

Los alces son más grandes que los renos.

Question 23

23-2-23 scarf = la bufanda
Amy is wearing a wool scarf.

Answer 23

Amy tiene puesta una bufanda de lana. Amy lleva una bufanda de lana.

Question 24

24-2-23 scruffy = desaliñado (des(k) a lee ña tho)
Tidy up. You look scruffy. Tidy up = Arreglar.

Answer 24

Arréglate. Te ves desaliñado.

Question 25

25-2-23 hiccups = el hipo
I drank a soda and now I have the hiccups.

Answer 25

Me Tomé una soda y ahora tengo hipo.

Question 26

26-2-23 to reach = alcanzar
Can you pass me that book? I can’t reach it.

Answer 26

Me pases ese libro? No lo alcanzo.

Question 27

27-2-23 snowy = nevado
I took a picture of the snowy peaks in the mountain range.

Answer 27

Le Tomé una foto a los picos nevados de la sierra.

Question 28

28-2-23 hare = la liebre
The hare hopped away when I came near.

Answer 28

La liebre se fue saltando cuando me acerqué.