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Semana 2 Flashcards

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…disputable (not certain-able to be argued about)

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indisputable

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…edible

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inedible

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…fallible (capable of making mistakes or being wrong)

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infallible

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…discreet

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indiscreet

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…equal

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unequal

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…ceremonious

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unceremonious

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…blased

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unblased

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showing an unreasonable like or dislike for someone or something based on personal opinions

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blased

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…plausible

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implausible (difficult to believe, or unlikely:)

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able to judge fairly because you are not influenced by your own opinions:

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unblased

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…adaptable

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unadaptable

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seeming likely to be true, or able to be believed:

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plausible

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…legible

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illegible

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…pure

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impure

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…movable

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immovable

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…partial

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impartial

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…literate

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illiterate

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able to read and write:

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literate

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…legitimate

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illegitimate

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when you take money out of a bank account:

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withdrawal

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allowed by law:

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legitimate

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…logical

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illogical

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impossible to prove wrong:

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irrefutable

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refutable

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irrefutable

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…relevant

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irrelevant

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…responsible

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irresponsible

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having a good reputation and able to be trusted:

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reputable

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…replaceable

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irreplaceable

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…courteous

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discourteous

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tan malo que te saca las ganas / te asquea

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off-putting

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…reputable

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dishreputable

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…advantageous

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disadvantageous

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polite and showing respect:

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courteous

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…obedient

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disobedient

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with too much done, said, or used

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overdone

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existing from birth

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inborn

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sad and feeling that things will not get better

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downhearted

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arriving at or coming towards a place

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incoming

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positive and enthusiastic

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upbeat

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starting to work correctly

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up and running

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involving everyone or everything in a place or situation

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across the board

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having no luck, no money, and no opportunities

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down and out

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likely to develop, become successfuk or popular soon

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up and coming

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knowing and understanding yourself very well:

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self-aware

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Someone who is determined and unwilling to change their opinions and beliefs:

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strong-minded

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(of adults) showing the good qualities that children have, such as trusting people, being honest and enthusiastic:

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childlike

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not willing to accept ideas or ways of behaving that are different from your own:

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narrow-minded

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cambia la vida

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life-changing

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only interested in yourself and your own activities:

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self-centred

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People who are described as ….. share the same opinions, ideas, or interests:

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like-minded

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having very high moral standards of behaviour

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high-minded

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necessary for life or giving energy

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life-giving

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A ……….. disease is a very serious one that can cause death

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life-threatening

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can no longer be used because it is so old or because it has been damaged by continued use:

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worn-out

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it is very new and a big change from other things of its type:

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groundbreaking

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device or method is one that saves a lot of effort and time.

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labour-saving

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at the top of a range of sound

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high-pitched

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to quickly take something in your hand(s) and hold it firmly:

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grasp

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friendly and easy to talk to:

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affable

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the action of intentionally not including someone in a social group or activity:

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ostracism

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not near to other places

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isolated

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see another..

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perspective

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grasp a …

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viewpoint

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seeming to be everywhere:

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ubiquitous

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to employ someone: (formal)

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engage

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containing or having experience of people and things from many different parts of the world:

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cosmopolitan

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Semana 2 uk (6 decks)

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