Let Her Go, Blake Pierce

Question 1

Jolt

Answer 1

Sacudir. Estremecer. Sacudida. Sobresalto. Impresionar, impactar.

Question 2

Mumble

Answer 2

Hablar entre dientes, balbucear, murmurar.

Question 3

Smirk

Answer 3

Sonreír con suficiencia, orgullo.

Question 4

Swoop

Answer 4

Bajar en picada. Abalanzarse.

Question 5

Rustle

Answer 5

Crujir [Suave como hojas].

Question 6

Scurry

Answer 6

Apresurarse, apurarse. Move hurriedly with short quick steps [person or animal].

Question 7

Mutter

Answer 7

Murmurar, con tono negativo.

Question 8

Lunge

Answer 8

Arremeter, embestir. Lanzarse.

Question 9

Shove

Answer 9

Empujar fuerte. Meter.

Question 10

Sneer

Answer 10

Mirar con desdén. Mueca de desprecio. Desdeñar.

Question 11

Muster

Answer 11

Armarse de, juntar, reunir [tropas].

Question 12

Howl

Answer 12

Aullar. Gritar de dolor.

Question 13

Wail

Answer 13

Gemido, lamento. Give a high-pitched cry of pain, grief, or anger.

The child started wailing after she stumbled and fell.

Question 14

Scramble

Answer 14

Revolver. Cifrar. Trepar, gatear [hacia arriba].

Question 15

Trip

Answer 15

Viaje. Tropezar, trastabillar.

Question 16

Tattered

Answer 16

Harapiento, andrajoso.

Question 17

Torn

Answer 17

Tear. Lagrima. Rasgado, desgarrado. Rasgar. Arrancar.

Question 18

Crawl

Answer 18

Gatear. Reptar. Moverse lento.

Question 19

Gruesome

Answer 19

Repugnante, horripilante, espantoso.

Question 20

Shudder

Answer 20

Escalofrió, estremecimiento.

Question 21

Squint

Answer 21

Entrecerrar los ojos. Vistazo, miradita.

Question 22

Damp

Answer 22

Húmedo, mojado.
Slightly wet.

Question 23

Stench

Answer 23

Hedor, pestilencia.

Question 24

Stumble

Answer 24

Tropezar.

Question 25

At large

Answer 25

Suelto, no capturado.

Question 26

Scowl

Answer 26

Fruncir el ceño.

Question 27

Ligature

Answer 27

Ligadura, atadura.

Question 28

Dump

Answer 28

Tirar, botar.

Question 29

Purse

Answer 29

Bolso, cartera. Monedero. Fruncir.

Question 30

Writhe

Answer 30

Retorcerse.

Question 31

Peer

Answer 31

Par, colega. Mirar de cerca, mirar detenidamente.

Question 32

Twiddling

Answer 32

Juguetear, toquetear.

Question 33

Sigh

Answer 33

Suspirar.

Question 34

Swarm

Answer 34

Enjambre. Swarm with: Infestado.

Question 35

Subvert

Answer 35

Subvertir, trastocar.

Question 36

Gruff

Answer 36

Brusco. Ronco.

Question 37

Stern

Answer 37

Severo.

Question 37

Hallway

Answer 37

Corredor, pasillo. Sala.

Question 37

Clack

Answer 37

Repiquetear, claquetear.
Make or cause to make a sharp sound or series of such sounds as a result of a hard object striking another.
A sharp sound or series of sounds.

Question 38

Ward

Answer 38

Sala, ala, Pabellon.

Question 39

Dim

Answer 39

Atenuar. Tenue, débil.

Question 40

Faint

Answer 40

Desmayarse. (Of a sight, smell, or sound) barely perceptible.

Question 41

Hum

Answer 41

Zumbar, resonar. Tararear.

Make a low, steady continuous sound like that of a bee.

Sing with closed lips.

Be in a state of great activity.

Question 42

Frizzy

Answer 42

Encrespado, rizado.

Question 43

Fluster

Answer 43

Poner nervioso. Aturdir, confundir. To make someone upset and confused, especially when they are trying to do something, or to become agitated, excited, or confused oneself.

His constant criticism flustered me.
A shy student who flusters easily.

Question 43

Chimed in

Answer 43

Hablar, entrar en una discusión.

Question 44

Pungent

Answer 44

Olor o savor fuerte, intenso. Algo áspero o agudo. Sharply strong taste or smell, or that has a sharp and caustic quality.

The pungent smell of frying onions.
He has expressed some fairly pungent criticisms.

Question 45

Musty

Answer 45

Que huele a humedad o a moho.

Question 46

Cloy

Answer 46

Empalagar. Asquear.

The sentimental tone of the novel soon starts to cloy.
The heady smell of alcohol and cigar smoke cloyed Daphne.

Question 46

Scrunch

Answer 46

Make a loud crunching noise. Crush or squeeze into a compact mass.

Question 47

Bashful

Answer 47

Tímido, vergonzoso.

Question 48

Squish

Answer 48

Apretar [a pulpa]. El sonido de chapotear.

To press or crush something that is soft, making a splashing or sucking noise.

Make a soft squelching sound when walked on or in.

Question 49

Pluck

Answer 49

Arrancar. Sacar, extraer [persona]. Desplumar. Puntear [guitarra, instrumento]. Coraje, agallas.

She plucked a blade of grass.
The baby was plucked from a grim foster home.
It must have taken a lot of pluck to walk along a path marked ‘Danger’.

Question 50

Buzz

Answer 50

Zumbido. Revuelo, entusiasmo.

Question 51

Clam

Answer 51

Almeja. Tímido. Callarse [up].

Question 52

Scrawny

Answer 52

Flaco, escuálido, esquelético.

Question 52

Perp

Answer 52

Perpetrador.

Question 53

Twitchy

Answer 53

Nervioso, ansioso, inquieto.

Question 54

Bob

Answer 54

Moverse de arriba a abajo.

Question 55

Muse

Answer 55

Reflexionar, cavilar. Musa.

Question 56

Pleading

Answer 56

Suplicante.

Question 59

Alibi

Answer 59

Coartada.

Question 60

Slump

Answer 60

Sentarse, tirarse o caer desparratado. Caer [precio, valor]. Caida, bajón [economía].

Question 61

Hurdle

Answer 61

Valla. Obstáculo. Saltar vallas.

Question 62

Baffle

Answer 62

Desconcertar, confundir.

Question 63

Dread

Answer 63

Temer. Sentirse intimidado. Temor.

Question 64

Stood

Answer 64

Stand.