October 15th, 2021 Flashcards
to challenge, contest (x2)
impugnar
Desafiar
dismayed, distraught (in emotional anguish)
consternado
- Thunder
2. Lightning
- Trueno
2. el relámpago o el rayo
thug, bully
matón
heartless, cruel
desalmado
Eduardo es un hombre desalmado que abandonó a su familia.
to track
rastrear
back (body part) (x2)
- espalda (person)
2. el lomo (animal)
to decline, diminish, to deteriorate
Inequality has deteriorated our democratic institutions.
desmedrar
desgastar (to erode)
La desigualdad ha desmedrado nuestras instituciones políticas.
bowl
el cuenco
dazed, in a state of shock, stunned
When we found him after the explosion, he was dazed and bleeding.
aturdido
Cuando lo encontramos después de la explosión, estaba aturdido y sangrando.
tantrum
el berrinche
to wrap, roll
also to complicate/make difficult
Make sure you tie up the bundle properly before sending it.
liar
Asegúrate de liar bien el fardo antes de enviarlo
prudent (reserved), also careful, cautious
After his divorce, my father is more prudent in his romantic relationships.
prudente
Después de divorciarse, mi padre es más prudente en sus relaciones románticas.
pesar
- to weight
- to be heavy
- to matter, carry influence
- To be a burden
- to be sorry, to have regret
script (i.e. for a movie)
el guion
clot (Medicine)
el coágulo
to shake (x3)
The waves shook the aircraft carrier as if it was only a little boat.
- zarandear
- sacudir
- agitar
Las olas zarandearon el portaaviones como si fuera una barquita.
to consider, weight up
After weighing up the situation, I decided to look for a job in my country instead of overseas.
sopesar
Tras sopesar la situación, decidí buscar trabajo en mi país en vez de en el extranjero.
however (x2)
- no obstante
2. sin embargo
lap (anatomy)
el regazo
cozy
acogedora
curb (side of street)
Move the car a bit closer to the curb.
bordillo
Acerca un poco más el coche al bordillo.
white lie
mentirilla
route, journey
You need to take the bus that does the airport-downtown route.
trayecto
Debes tomar el bus que hace el trayecto aeropuerto-centro.
to stammer, stutter
When Jorge gets nervous, he stammers.
bulbucear (to stammer, mumble)
tartamudear (to stutter)
titubear (to hesistate, to stutter)
Cuando Jorge se pone nervioso, balbucea.
to hallucinate
alucionar