Peregrinos Inmóviles Flashcards
Últimamente
Lately, recently
Quejarse
To complain, moan, grumble (to protest)
Moan, groan, complain (to express pain)
Mejorarse
To get well
Sobrevivir
To survive
Estirar
To stretch
Enderezar
To straighten
Seguramente
Probably
La redada
Raid
Canicas
Marbles
Chirriar
To screech
Registrar
To search
Un rebaño de ovejas
A flock of sheep
Frotar
To rub
Delatar
To inform on, denounce (accuse)
Instintivamente
Instinctively
Desviar
To divert
Guiñar
To wink
Persuadir
To persuade
El nido
Nest
Convertir
To turn into (to transform; used with en)
La redada
Raid
El asombro
Amazement
Convivir
To live together
Apoyar
To support
Agarrar
To grab
Cuanto más (adverb)
Cuanto más trabaja, más rico se hace
The more
The more he works, the richer he gets
Cuanto (to compare quantities) the more
Cuanto más tiene, más quiere. The more he gets the more he wants
Propiamente
No es propiamente rocanrol.
Propiamemte dicho.
Ahora mismo nos encontramos, propiamente, en el lugar.
Exactly, strictly, precisely (general) exactamente, con precisión
It’s not exactly rock and roll
Strictly speaking
We’re standing precisely on the site
Sembrar
To plant
Callejero/a
Street, wanderer(from the street)
A paso de tortuga
At snails pace
Disminuir
To reduce
Lastimar
To hurt
Esquivar
To dodge, to avoid
Rodear
To surround
Hambriento/a
Hungry
Invadir
To invade
La pedazo
Piece
Mohoso/a
Rusty, moldy
El clavo
Nail
El grifo
Faucet, tap
Acarrear
To carry
El retrete
Toilet
Ladear
To tip, to tilt to one side
El excusado
Toilet
Sostener
To hold
Inscribir
To enroll
A pesar de
Llegué a tiempo a pesar de tráfico
Even though, in spite of
I arrived on time in spite of the traffic
Pesar. To weigh
Cursar
To study
Apenas
Hardly, barely
Arreglar
To arrange
La calificación
Grade, mark (education)
Aunque
Even though, although (in spite of)
Alegrarse
To be happy, to be pleased, to be glad (to rejoice)
Peregrino/a
Inmóvil
Wandering, traveling
Pelegrinos. Pilgrims.
Still
Echarse
Papá se estaba echando
To throw oneself
To lie down (to recline)
Papa was reclining
Ligero/a
Liviano/a
Light (not heavy)
Light (of light weight)
Ya regreso
Ya vuelvo
I’m coming right back, I’m already going back, I’m returning now
I’ll be right back, I’ll be back
Volverse
Me volví para enfrentar a los que me estaban insultando
Devolverse
Se devolvió el mismo camino
To turn around (to turn to face the opposite direction)
I turned around to face those who were insulting me
To turn back (to go back)
She turned back along the same road
Siento mucho que esto haya pasado
I’m so sorry that this has happened
Talón
Tacón
Heel (anatomy)
Heel (part of a shoe)
Pardo/marrón/café
Moreno
Brownish-gray, mulatto/brown/brown
Dark skinned from moro (moors of North Africa)
Lastimarse
Herirse
To hurt oneself (to injure oneself)
To injure oneself
