Gloria and Hombre Pero Flashcards

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Once

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doce

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trece

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catorce

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quince

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dieciseis

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diecisiete

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diesciocho

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diecinueve

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veinte

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vientiuno

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treinta

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treinta y uno

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aburrido

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boring

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viejo

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old

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Para quien

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For whom

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El artículo

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article

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Aunque

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although, even though

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el avión

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plane

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cambio

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change, exchange

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el centro

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downtown

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comprar

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to buy

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corto/a

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short

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extranjero

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foreign

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feo
ugly
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fácil
easy
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largo
long
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la librería
bookstore
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mandar
to order
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necesario
necessary
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olvidar
forget
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País
country
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El periódico
newspaper
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la revista
magazine
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saber
to know (a fact or how to)
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semana
week
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varios
various
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vender
to sell
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venir
to come
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viejo
old
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como no
of course
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de acuerdo
i agree. OK
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todas las semanas
every week
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Enseguida
Immediately Right away
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Chévere
Great Fantastic Awesome
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Llenar
To make full To fill
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Caja
Box
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Nacer
To be born
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Camaras
Cameras
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Preciosidad
a. beauty Eres una preciosidad por dentro y por fuera. — You're a beauty, inside and out
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Genial
1. (colloquial) (extremely good) a. great (colloquial) Es genial que puedas pasar tu cumpleaños con tus mejores amigos. — It's great that you can spend your birthday with your best friends. b. brilliant (colloquial) Es una película genial. Me encantó. — It's a brilliant movie. I loved it
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Manchar
1. (to dirty) a. to stain El lapicero estaba goteando y me manchó la camisa de tinta. — The pen was leaking and it stained my shirt with ink. b. to get dirty Ten cuidado de no manchar el mantel cuando sirvas la salsa. — Be careful not to get the tablecloth dirty when you pour the gravy
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Peor
1. (bad) a. worse (comparative) Este sistema operativo es peor que el anterior. — This operating system is worse than the previous one. b. worst (superlative) Es el peor libro que he leído últimamente. — It's the worst book I've read lately.
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Ojalá
1. (used to express a desire) a. hopefully Escuché que mañana llega tu hijo. - ¡Ojalá! — I heard that your son arrives tomorrow. - Hopefully! b. if only Dijeron que van a cancelar clases mañana por la nieve. - ¡Ojalá! — They said classes will be canceled tomorrow because of the snow. - If only! c. I hope so (first person singular) Parece que hoy será un día lindo por fin. - ¡Ojalá! — It looks like today will finally be a nice day. - I hope so!
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Por suerte
1. (happily) a. luckily Por suerte encontramos a mi perro. — Luckily, we found my dog. b. fortunately Tuvieron un accidente, pero por suerte están todos bien. — They had an accident, but fortunately they are all okay
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Odiar
To hate.
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Encender
1. (to activate) a. to turn on Lo primero que hace cada mañana es encender la televisión. — The first thing he does every morning is turn on the television. b. to switch on Creo que es hora de encender el aire acondicionado. — I think it's time to switch on the air conditioning.
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Parar
1. (to halt) a. to stop ¡Paren el tráfico! Alguien está tirado en la calle. — Stop the traffic! Someone's lying in the road.
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Quizás
Maybe a. maybe Quizás me equivoque, pero creo que a Megan le gusta Joe. — Maybe I'm wrong, but I think Megan likes Joe.
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Ola
Wave
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Suponer
To suppose To assume
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Equivocar
1. (to mix up) a. to get wrong Perdón, equivoqué la dirección de email. — Sorry, I got the email address wrong 2. (to cause to make an error) a. to make ... make a mistake Esa música tan alta me hizo equivocar; tendré que volver a calcular el total. — That really loud music made me make a mistake; I'm going to have to calculate the total again. b. to make ... go wrong Cállate un momento. Estos cálculos son complicados y me vas a equivocar. — Can you be quiet for a moment? These calculations are complicated, and you're going to make me go wrong