Misc words II Flashcards
1
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to wonder
A
preguntarse
2
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a wonder
a marvel
A
maravilla
3
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amazement
A
asombro
4
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injured;
wounded;
hurt
A
herido
5
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to be amazed
A
maravillarse
6
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pasture
A
pasto
7
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season;
station
A
estación
8
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to light; to light up; to illuminate; to give off light; to enlighten; to shed light on; to conceive of; to cast a spell; to put under a spell
A
alumbrar
9
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beings
A
seres
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interaction
A
interacción
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whale
A
ballena
12
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species
A
especies
13
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to wake up
A
despertarse
14
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to attract;
to win over, influence, or lead to
A
arrastrar
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to crawl, slither, or drag oneself
A
arrastrarse
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livestock
A
ganado
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kind;
type;
gender;
genre
A
género
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beginning; start; source; origin; principle
A
principio
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ingredient
A
ingrediente
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lid, top, cap, cover, sleeve (encasing)
A
tapa
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to conquer
A
sojuzgar
22
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army
A
ejército
23
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to fill;
to fill up
A
henchir
24
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to fill with;
to be filled with
A
henchirse
25
food;
| nourishment
alimento
26
army;
| host (large group of people)
hueste
27
to rest
reposar
28
nice;
pleasant;
agreeable
agradable
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nicely;
pleasantly;
agreeably
agradablemente
30
sphere (shape & field)
esfera
31
what goes on
lo que ocurre
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to develop, explain, expound, or carry out
desarrollar
33
suddenly
de pronto
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learning;
knowledge;
science
ciencia
35
by word of mouth
de boca en boca
36
legal;
| illegal
legal;
| ilegal
37
likewise, as well (as in additionally)
asimismo
38
to give, grant, or award;
| to concede or admit
conceder
39
suitable
idónea
40
to blow or blow out;
| to whisper
soplar
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off (as in switched off)
apagado
42
breath;
| encouragement
aliento
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a miracle
milagro
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to amaze or astonish
asombrar
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to be amazed or astonished
asombrarse
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fraud
farsante
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to try or attempt
intentar
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to be about
tratarse de
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```
to treat (medically or behavioral);
to address
```
tratar
50
to deal with
tratar con
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After several tries, I gave up.
Tras varios intentos, abandoné.
52
story
relato
cuenta
historia
53
to belong to (to be owned by or part of)
pertenecer
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I only want what belongs to me.
Yo solo quiero lo que me pertenece.
55
She belongs to several charities
Pertenece a varias asociaciones benéficas.
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to just have (done something);
| I just saw the news.
acabar de;
| Acabo de ver las noticias.
57
They still have not solved the problem.
Siguen sin resolver el problema.
58
They keep making mistakes.
Ellos vuelen a cometer errores.
59
to make mistakes
equivocarse;
errar;
cometer errores
60
If you make mistakes this time, you will not get another chance.
Si te equivocas esta vez, no habrá otra oportunidad.
61
Beto tried hard not to make mistakes.
Beto se esforzó mucho para no errar.
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Don't be afraid to make mistakes.
No tengas miedo de cometer errores
63
to stop (motion or doing)
```
parar (motion)
dejar de (doing)
```
64
swollen;
| bursting
hinchado
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My sinuses swelled from infection and I couldn't breathe for weeks.
Se me hincharon los senos nasales por una infección, y no pude respirar por semanas.
66
every where
todos lados
67
to take off (clothing);
| to take away
quitarse;
| quitar
68
Don't get jealous of other people's success. Instead, get to work!
Ne te pongas celoso del éxito de los demás. ¡Mejor ponte a trabajar!
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Manuel is jealous of his wife's personal assistant
Manuel está celoso del asistente personal de su marida.
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After the hurricane and the breaking of the dam, the river swelled to dangerous levels.
Después del huracán y la ruptura de la presa, el río creció hasta alcanzar niveles peligrosos.
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but (as in except)
sino
72
fate
sino
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His fate is to travel from one country to another
Su sino es viajar de país en país.
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instead of
en lugar de
75
willing to
dispuesto a
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what do you think of
Qué te parece
77
math
mates
78
as tacky as they come
es hortera a más no poder.
79
trial (ordeal)
suplicio
80
to add (math)
sumar
81
to add (combine or say more)
añadir;
| agregar
82
to add (confer)
dar
83
to trip over words
trabársele la lengua;
| atrancarse con las palabras
84
keeps (happening)
suele
85
story (news)
artículo
86
classroom
el aula
87
the ideal
lo ideal
88
conjugate
conjugar
89
learning
el aprendizaje
90
fun
la diversión
91
irregular verbs
los verbos irregulares
92
She's after the man of her dreams.
Ella anda tras el hombre de sus sueños.
93
through (from one side to another)
por;
| a través de
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I lost (something)
se me perdió (algo)
95
along the coast
a lo largo de la costa
96
once it gets dark
en cuanto oscurece
97
off (turned off);
| on (turned on)
encendido;
| apagado
98
Being the lifeless person he is, it's surprising how far he's gone in life.
Siendo tan apagado como es, sorprende lo lejos que ha llegado en la vida.
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burned out
fundido
100
lighthouse;
beacon;
headlight
faro
101
once it gets dark
en cuanto oscurece
102
have your lights on
llevar los faros encendidos
103
The nurse told me that Dad has passed away peacefully in his sleep.
La enfermera me dijo que papá había fallecido sin sufrir, mientras dormía.
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to pass away (die)
fallecer
105
absorption or concentration (eg, in school studies)
recogimiento
106
immigrant
inmigrant
107
type (of a thing)
tipo
108
as many as;
| as much as
cuanto
109
after more than
tras más de
110
salary or wage
sueldo
111
to cut off or away or to trim (to shorten);
to cut out (to remove by cutting);
to cut or reduce
recortar
112
to stand out, to be silhouetted, to be outlined (to show in relief)
recortarse
113
amenizar
to threaten;
| to appear or look like (rain, snow, etc.)
