Sum up 2017 Flashcards
1
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chick flick
A
película romántica
2
Q
a stroll
A
paseo lento
3
Q
to pay off
A
valer la pena
4
Q
to clock in // to clock out
A
fichar
5
Q
to cook up (st) for dinner
A
cocinar
6
Q
to wipe up
A
pasar el trapo
7
Q
to clean up
A
limpiar
8
Q
to roll up your sleeves
A
arremangarse
9
Q
to drool
drool
A
babear
baba
10
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mindset
A
actitud
11
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overcharge
The merchants at the market deliberately overcharge tourists.
A
cobrar de mas.
12
Q
to go with the flow
A
dejarse llevar
13
Q
to grab a bite
A
picar algo
14
Q
cast iron
A
hierro forjado
15
Q
caster oil
A
aceite de ricino
16
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either way
I will call you either way
A
de una manera u otra.
17
Q
Let alone.
let alone a man, she does not love
A
mucho menos
18
Q
meet up
meet up with
we meet up for lunch occasionally
A
encontrarse
encontrarse con
19
Q
meet up
meet up with
we meet up for lunch occasionally
A
encontrarse
encontrarse con
20
Q
to swell
her arm swelled up
A
hinchar
21
Q
to meet up with
to catch up with
A
reunirse con
ponerse al día con
22
Q
a hardware store
A
ferrereria
23
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a compass
A
brujula
24
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scent
A
aroma
25
to dress up
| to disguise
disfrazarse
| disfrazar / disimular
26
slash
barra oblicua / \
27
lash
pestaña
28
to snoop around
| to nose around
husmear, curiosear
29
chattel
bienes muebles
30
waiter
camarero
31
waiver
| The college got a special waiver from the town to exceed the building height limit.
exención
32
Drama queen
Calm Down, stop being such a drama queen.
33
naughty
| Anthony is a naughty boy and always plays tricks on his sister.
travieso
34
nutty
| I am nutty about country music; I can't get enough!
chiflado
| I am nutty about country music; I can't get enough!
35
natty
| he looked natty in his white uniform
arreglado, elegante, acicalada
36
```
to stiffle a yawn
//staifol//
```
reprimir, suprimir
37
to catch up with
| to catch on
reeencontrarse
| ponerse al dia
38
bangs
flequillo
39
nebulous
= cloudy
40
to learn the rope
| It took me a while to learn the rope
pillar el truco
41
rope
cuerda
42
rag
trapo
43
drawback
| The only drawback of going to Paris
= disadvantage
44
a lid
una tapa
45
a hand blender
batidora
46
foreign currency
divisa
47
to aid
It's important to aid friends when they are in need.
attendance (n)
assistance (n)
=help
| first aid
48
to drop off
| Sales have dropped off dramatically
= decrease
49
dandruff
caspa
50
stainless steel
| stained glass
acero inoxidable
| vidriera
51
ankle
| uncle
tobillo
| tio
52
banner
cartel, pancarta
53
cobweb
telaraña
54
dandruff
caspa
55
to be on a pickle
estar en un apuro
56
magnifying glass
lupa
57
to tire
a tire
flat tire
cansado
un neumatico
un pinchado
58
to rip off
Some restaurants try to rip off foreign tourists.
to rob
estafar
robar
59
ill
illness
enfermo
enfermedad
60
embarrassed (adj)
avergonzado
61
sweetener
edulcorante
62
make do
I don't have much, but I'll make do.
get by
His work is not brilliant, but I'll get by.
arreglarselas
63
hold your horses
= be patient
64
vulture
buitre
65
eagle
aguila
66
picnic area
merendero
67
expiration date
fecha de caducidad
68
padlock
candado
69
seek out
look for
buscar
70
Now, it's back to the drawing board
volver a empezar otra vez
71
a tryst
We get together for a tryst whenever his wife is out of time.
encuentro amoroso
72
leek
puerro
73
famished
hambriento
74
to miss out
Don't miss out on this chance!
perderse
No pierdas esta oportunidad
75
stubbornness (n)
testarudez
76
Make a mountain out of a molehill
hacer una montaña de un grano de arena
77
to get into the habit of
acostumbrarse
78
to drop by (a place)
| to drop in on (a person)
visit informaly, briefly
79
thief //cif//
| teeth
ladron
| diente
80
a file
to file
un archivo
una lima
archivar
limar
81
to bleed //blind//
sangrar
82
a temper tantrum
rabieta, berrinche
83
to be in good shape
en forma
84
maudlin (adj)
sappy movie
sentimental
| sensiblero
85
to scam
a scam
scram
fraude
= get out of here!
86
a lecture
lettuce
= educational speech
clase, lección, conferencia
lechuga
87
to make a fuss
to fuss
armar un escandalo
preocuparse por pequeñeces.
What was he foussing about?
88
to tame
She is trying to tame a fox.
tame (n)
The report was pretty tame.
domesticar
aburrido
89
cramp
calambre
90
Kidney
lung
liver
riñones
pulmones
higado
91
I got STIFF muscles
agujetas
92
rubber
goma
93
rotten
podrido
94
fruit flies
mosca de la fruta
95
to hire
hire
bike hire
car hire
motorbike hire
contratar, alquilar
alquiler
96
to peek at
hechar un vistazo
97
question mark
exclamation point
?
¡
98
to pass out
to pass away
desmayarse
morirse
99
I locked myself out
dejarse las llaves
100
a seal
un sello
101
baseboard
rodapie
102
silverware
| cutlery
cuberteria
103
sample
example
muestra
ejemplo
104
to sprout
a sprout
brotar
brote
105
to laze
lace
holgazanear
encaje
106
to load
a load
She carried the heavy load up the hill
a load of
I spent loads of money when I went shopping..
cargar
una carga
un montón
107
to purse her lips
a purse
to curse
I always lose at games; it's a curse.
fruncir los labios
monedero
maldecir
decir palabrotas
108
misleading
The teacher had accidentally taught some misleading information to the students.
engañoso, confuso
109
craft
artesania
110
pitcher
kettle
to settle
She eventually settled in New York.
jarra
hervidor de agua
llegar a un acuerdo
establecer la residencia
111
hometown
ciudad de residencia
112
to be cheeky
tener cara
113
to go off
My alarm goes off
sonar
114
to pay off
It's really worth it
merecer, valer la pena
115
lawsuit
demanda
116
to hang out
to hang up
pasar el rato
colgar
117
to step on
pisotear
118
clipper
corta uñas
119
Fine arts
Bellas artes
120
acquaintances
conocidos
121
appliances
electrodomésticos
122
silly putty
plastilina
123
a window seat
an aisle seat
asiento al lado ventana
asiento al lado pasillo
124
to clash
chocar
125
boarding pass
tarjeta de embarque
126
to keep your hands off
rechazar
127
bunion //banion//
juanete
128
Different strokes for different folks
Sobre gustos no hay nada escrito.
129
litter
camada
130
to breed
The farmer breeds sheep and cows.
breed (n)
People of her breed don't typically like spicy food.
criar
raza, grupo
131
to do a good deed
hacer una buena obra
132
skydiving
paracaidismo
133
to hang out with
pasar el rato
134
to be hooked on
enganchado a
135
lap
The toddler sat on her mother's lap.
to lap
regazo
lamer
136
The dog wags her tail
wage
wagon
to weave
mover el rabo
salario
carro, carreta, vagon
tejer
137
customs
aduana
clientela
costumbre
138
to raise a question
plantear una pregunta
139
scholarship
beca
140
the amenites of life
comodidades
141
to be lined with flowers
forrado, revestido
142
surgeon
surgery
cirujano
cirujia
143
aluminium foil
papel de aluminio
144
muzzel
dazzel
to dazzel
puzzel
bozal, hocico
resplandor/brillo
deslumbrar
puzle
145
I mowed the lawn
cortar el cesped
146
to trim
to trim your bangs / the trees
cortar poco algo
147
funnel
embudo
148
box spring
somier / canape
149
oak
owl
oat milk
roble
buho
leche de avena
150
a hick / redneck
paleto
151
frugal
| economical
simple, de pocas palabras, barato
152
to put down
to pick up new vocabulary
= write
aprender, recoger
153
bass
lubina
154
to stare
mirar fijamente
155
unlike
alike
= different from
= parecido
156
zoom in
zoom out
zoom
157
to steal things
to rob a place
robar
158
a prawn
a prank
gamba
=joke
159
to juggle
Tom learned to juggle four balls at once.
hacer juegos malabares
160
mistreat
Neighbours couldn't believe she'd mistreated her children so badly.
maltratar
161
hairbrush
cepillo para el pelo
162
to weed
to mow
quitar la mala hierba
cortar el cesped
163
swarm
enjambre
164
hive
colmena
165
buckle
Belt
hebilla
cinturón
166
nuts and bols
tuercas y tornillos
167
hardware store
ferreteria
168
to dread
I always dread giving speeches
temer
169
thick
length
width
grueso
largo
ancho
170
bearable
I don't love my job, but it's bearable.
soportable
171
to throw out
to throw away
to throw up
rechazar
tirar, deshacerse de
vomitar
172
to wound
a wound
herir
herida
173
I'm dying to do (st)
| to die
morirse de ganas de hacer algo
174
lead
to lead
The tour guide leads the people through the city.
plomo
guiar, dirigir
175
That's a bummer!
es una lata!
176
to bend
to stand up
doblarse, inclinarse
ponerse de pie, levantarse
177
pick up the phone
I'll pick up the kids from school today.
contestar
recoger
178
to tighten
to loosen
apretar
aflojar
179
smelly
That Camembert is lovely and smelly.
que huele mal
180
laundromat
Have you ever been to a laundromat?
lavanderia
181
boarding school
internado
182
whirpool
remolino
183
needy
| Charities collect money, food and clothes to give to the needy.
necesitado, pobre
| =poor people
184
to mock
mofarse
185
price
prize
precio
premio
186
to spook
spook
Her father was a spook during the Cold War.
We all believed the place was full of spooks when we were kids.
asustar
espia, fantasma
187
thumb drive
pen dive
flash drive
usb
188
to take (st) apart
desmontar
189
airtight
hermetico
190
to fall apart
= to lose control
| It is important not to fall apart when things don't go exactly your way.
191
hornets
avispones
192
greenhouse
invernadero
193
mud
barro
194
Mickey mouse job
chapuza
195
a pushover
to push
to push (st) over
a person who is easy to overcome of influence.
a pelele, monigote
empujar
derribar
196
toothbrush
cepillo de dientes
197
rag
rope
trapo
cuerda
198
confirm
deny
confirmar
denegar
199
to call off
to put off
= to cancell
posponer
200
meek
= shy
docil, sumiso, manso
201
chalk
| /choc/
tiza
202
coral reef
arrecife de coral
203
to make (st) up
I make up such interesting stories
inventar
204
You have to be aware of your surroundings
ser consciente de tu entorno
205
Dean
decano
206
bobby pin
horquilla
207
to insulate
| Insulate the walls of your home
aislar
208
to emulate
= to imitate
209
to save face
guardar las apariencias
210
flannel
franela
211
to crurb
Curb your enthusiasm
frenar, contener
212
to crawl
Some babies begin to crawl at ten months.
gatear
213
Eat your hearts out!
= to be very jealous
214
beam
bean
viga
judia
215
sour
salty
amargo
salado
216
flavor
flour
sabor
harina
