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Spanish: Fluencia L5 and Word 9 Flashcards

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the hammock: I’m going to take a nap in this hammock.

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la hamaca: Voy a tomar una siesta en esta hamaca.

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to go barefoot (discalced): I’m (going) barefoot, and the sand is burning my feet.

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andar descalzo: Ando descalzo, y la arena me está quemando los pies.

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Last night we met a very handsome and popular actor.

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Anoche conocimos a un actor muy guapo y popular.

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They drank coffee this morning.

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Ellos tomaron café esta mañana.

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Buenos Aires is the most fun city of all.

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Buenos Aires es la ciudad más divertida de todas.

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to come, she came: She came to bring me the earphones.

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venir, vino: Ella vino para traerme los audífonos.

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He didn’t want to hear the song.

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Él no quiso oír la canción.

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destitute (barefoot, discalced): His father left him destitute.

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descalzo: Su padre lo dejó descalzo.

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Do you (informal) know the most famous discotheque in (of) Lima?

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¿Conoces la discoteca más famosa de Lima?

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We argued because of (guilt, culpability of) my mother-in-law.

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Nos enojamos por culpa de mi suegra.

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Arturo and I broke up (have terminated our relationship) (2).

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Arturo y yo, nos hemos terminado nuestra relación (nos rompimos).

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Arturo only thinks about (on) himself.

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Arturo sólo piensa en sí mismo.

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We can’t spend (share) time together.

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No podemos compartir tiempo juntos.

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to get mad or angry at each other (2: LA and es)

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enojarse, enfadarse

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to fight [with each other]: The brothers often fight with each other.

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pelearse: Los hermanos se pelean a menudo.

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to get along: My parents and my boyfriend get along well.

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llevarse: Mis padres y mi novio se llevan bien.

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tenderly: My son looked at me tenderly and asked me if he could have a brother.

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tiernamente: Mi hijo me miró tiernamente y me preguntó si podría tener un hermano.

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foolish: That guy (type) is goofy. Don’t pay attention to him (lend him attention).

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gafo/a: Ese tipo es gafo. No le prestes atención.

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to meet up with someone (e.g. for lunch)

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encontrarse

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the daughter-in-law; the son-in-law

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la nuera; el yerno

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the brother-in-law; the sister-in-law

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el cuñado; la cuñada

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We talk to (call) each other every week by Skype.

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Nosotros nos llamamos todas las semanas por Skype.

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We send each other text messages every day.

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Nosotros nos enviamos mensajes de texto todos los días.

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My relatives and I get together [on, for] all of the holidays.

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Mis parientes y yo nos encontramos todas las fiestas.

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My daughters get along very well. They understand each other.
Mis hijas se llevan muy bien, se entienden.
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My mother-in-law and I always get along very well.
Mi suegra y yo siempre nos llevamos muy bien.
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This coral reef is teeming with (full of) life.
Este arrecife de coral está lleno de vida.
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to shuffle; to deal, to distribute: Tito shuffled the cards before dealing them.
barajar; repartir: Tito barajó las cartas antes de repartirlas.
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Desert sand is really (very) fine.
La arena del desierto es muy fina.
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My dad doesn't feel well, his feet hurt.
Mi papá no se siente bien, le duelen los pies.
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We couldn't hear the band last night. We couldn't listen to the band last night.
Nosotros no pudimos oír a la banda anoche. Nosotros no pudimos escuchar a la banda anoche.
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In my office are many people with sore throats (throat pain).
En mi oficina hay mucha gente con dolor de garganta.
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to crawl: The baby started to crawl last month.
gatear: El bebé comenzó a gatear el mes pasado.
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to crawl, to climb, scramble: Juani scrambled up the tree and fetched (took) the ball.
gatear: Juani gateó por el árbol y tomó la pelota.
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to crawl; to be on the prowl: In the club, Juan told us he broke up with his girlfriend, so he's going to be on the prowl tonight.
gatear: En el club, Juan nos dijo que rompió con su novia y así que va a gatear esta noche.
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the couple: The happy couple got married in June.
la pareja: La feliz pareja se casó en junio.
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the pair: Get into (make) pairs for the three-legged race.
la pareja: Hagan parejas para la carrera de tres piernas.
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the partner (member of a couple or team): Samuel will come to the wedding with his partner.
la pareja: Samuel vendrá a la boda con su pareja.
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the partner (one of a set): I've lost (was lost to me) the earring that goes with this one (the partner of this earring).
la pareja: Se me perdió la pareja de este arete.
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mature, ripe (fruits, vegetables): The red tomatoes are ripe.
maduro/a: Los tomates rojos están maduros.
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mature (person): Rebeca is a mature person who always considers (meditates) consequences before deciding.
maduro/a: Rebeca es una persona madura que siempre medita las consecuencias antes de decidir.
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mature (older person): This apartment building is exclusively for mature adults.
maduro/a: Este edificio de apartamentos es exclusivo para los adultos maduros.
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My relatives and I get together (have a family reunion) [on] all the holidays (fair days).
Mis parientes y yo nos reunimos todos los días feriados.
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We sometimes fight with one another, but we love each other a lot.
Nosotros nos peleamos a veces, pero nos amamos mucho.
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We call each other every week on Skype.
Nosotros nos llamamos todas las semanas por Skype.
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to climb (e.g. tree); to skip, to jump (e.g. rope); to jump, to leap (e.g. over a puddle)
trepar; brincar; saltar
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to go up; to go down
subir; bajar
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to make fun of, to tease, to mock
burlarse
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hide and seek; hopscotch; jump rope; crossword; board (table) game
las escondidas; la rayuela; saltar la cuerda; crucigrama; juego de mesa
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marbles; doll; stuffed animal; yoyo
canicas; muñeca; peluche; yoyó
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recess (recreation) (in school)
el recreo
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They always used to travel during vacations. (2)
Ellos solían viajar siempre durante las vacaciones. Ellos siempre viajaban durante las vacaciones.
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rhymes; nursery rhyme
Las rimas; rima infantil
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Eenie Meenie Miney Mo
De Tin Marin De Dos Pingüe
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rock paper scissors
piedra, papel o tijeras
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Get well, get well; little frog's tail. If it doesn't heal today, tomorrow it will.
Sana, sana; colita de rana. Si no sana hoy, sanará mañana.
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to scale a cliff (ref: cantilever); to climb a tree (2); to climb a hill, stairs
escalar un acantilado; trepar a un árbol, subirse a un árbol; subir escaleras
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to dream about or of (with) something
soñar con algo
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the swing
el columpio
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the candy (2) (d c)
el dulce; el caramelo
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There were 100 guests at (in) the party last weekend.
Hubo cien invitados en la fiesta el fin de semana pasado.
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Get up already! You have slept enough.
¡Levántate ya! Has dormido suficiente.
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My friend is going to apply to be (in order to be) [a] manager.
Mi amigo va a solicitar para ser gerente.
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I bought a very nice rug for my apartment.
Yo compré una alfombra muy linda para mi apartamento.
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I'm receiving many emails from my girlfriend.
Yo estoy recibiendo muchos correos electrónicos de mi novia.
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Did you (informal) download the files that I sent you?
¿Descargaste los archivos que te envié?
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Frequently my brother and I fought.
Con frecuencia mi hermano y yo nos peleábamos.
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When I was little I used to climb trees.
Cuando era pequeño yo trepaba a árboles.
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When I was a child I dreamed of (with) being a doctor.
Cuando era niño yo soñaba con ser doctor.
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to enjoy (2): We enjoyed ourselves a lot at (in) the party. (We had a lot of fun at (in) the party.)
gozar, divertirse: Gozamos mucho en la fiesta. Nos divertimos mucho en la fiesta.
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to take, enjoy: He took the barmaid at the end of the night.
gozar: Gozó de la cantinera al final de la noche.
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sunscreen: Put on (informal) sunscreen before going out.
el protector solar: Ponte protector solar antes de salir.
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sunscreen: Can you put sunscreen on my back?
el protector solar: ¿Me puedes poner protector solar en la espalda?
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to attach; the boss (m/f); the colleague (m/f); the secretary (m/f)
adjuntar; el jefe, la jefa; el colega; el secretario, la secretaria
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to hire, to contract [with]; to fire
contratar; despedir
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BBQ: I'm going to a BBQ for the Fourth of July.
la parrillada: Voy a una parrillada para el Cuatro de Julio.
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When I was younger I used to dream of being a doctor.
Cuando era más joven soñaba con ser médico.
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My brother and I often used to fight.
Mi hermano y yo nos peleábamos a menudo.
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Do you (familiar) know where the exit is?
¿Sabes dónde está la salida?
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Did you (informal) lose your laptop?
¿Perdiste tu portátil?
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Every summer we used to travel to the mountains.
Todos los veranos viajábamos a las montañas.
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My mom always used to bring me chocolate ice cream.
Mi mamá siempre me traía helado de chocolate.
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the hose: The puppy played with the hose.
la manguera: El cachorro jugó con la manguera.
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I played with the kitten (female).
Yo jugué con la gatita.
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I took the puppy out of the tub. Then (later) I dried him with a towel.
Saqué el cachorro de la bañera. Luego lo sequé con una toalla.
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the pay raise
el aumento de sueldo
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the promotion (e.g. job)
el ascenso
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the engagement ring
el anillo compromiso
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beach (adj.): Beach volleyball is my favorite Olympic sport.
playero/a: El voleibol playero es mi deporte olímpico favorito.
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beach (adj.); the countryside: I'm not much of a beach person; I prefer the countryside.
playero/a; el monte: No soy una persona muy playera; prefiero el monte.
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the crab; the pincers: The crab opened and closed its pincers.
el cangrejo; las tenazas: El cangrejo abrió y cerró sus tenazas.
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The other day we lost the connection to the internet.
El otro día perdimos la conexión a internet.
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the reservation (2)
la reservación; la reserva
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all-inclusive (all included)
todo incluido
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cloudy: The sky is cloudy today.
nublado: El cielo está nublado hoy.
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clouded: The clouded leopard is an extinct animal.
nublado: El leopardo nublado es un animal extinto.
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to renounce, the resignation; to announce: Boris Johnson announced his resignation.
renunciar, la renuncia; anunciar: Boris Johnson anunció su renuncia.
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to grasp, hang on, cling; the position, stance: Boris Johnson had clung to his position during an intense 48 hours.
aferrarse; el cargo: Boris Johnson se había aferrado a su cargo durante unas intensas 48 horas.
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the position, job; designated, appointed: Chris Pincher was a legislator designated by Boris Johnson for a high position.
el cargo; designado: Chris Pincher fue un legislador designado por Boris Johnson para un alto cargo.
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the scandal; the apology: For Boris Johnson, it is not a scandal but (rather) an apology.
el escándalo; la disculpa: Para Boris Johnson no es un escándalo, sino una disculpa.
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the toad: The toads jump into (to) the lake.
el sapo: Los sapos saltan al lago.
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the plain; the mountaineering (2); the hike. We went on a hike. (2) Dimos una caminata. Nos fuimos de excursión.
la llanura; el montañismo, el senderismo; la caminata

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