Unit6. Picture yourself Flashcards

1
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no longer

A

ya no, no más

  • The number you have dialed is no longer in service.
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2
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anymore

with negative “any longer” más tiempo

A

ya no

  • I can’t take this oppressive heat anymore!
  • I can’t take this oppressive heat any longer!
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unlike

A

diferente (+), similar(-), a diferencia de …

  • Unlike his father, he did not drink alcohol.
  • Pepsi is not unlike Coke.
  • This novel is unlike any novel you have ever read.
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4
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desperate

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desesperado

(ojo no termina en ED)

  • The people of the famine stricken country are desperate.
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well-off

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rico, pudiente, rico

  • They must be well-off if they can afford to buy a house there!
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shelter

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cobijo, abrigo, protección

  • The big tree will provide shelter from the wind.
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harsh

/hɑːʃ/

A

duro, riguroso, severo

  • She was quite harsh with the kids. She should be nicer to them.
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tough

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duro, resistente,

arduo, riguroso

  • The steak was too tough.
  • The football player was so tough that he played with a fractured rib.
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lovable

/ˈlʌvəbəl/

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adorable, encantadora

  • Fred had a very lovable dog.
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at the time

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en el momento

  • I was fascinated by the vivid descriptions of American rural life at the time
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11
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life, live

A

vida y vivir

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12
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downer

A

desalentador, deprimente

  • Being around the basketball team after they lost the championship was a real downer.
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uplifting

A

edificante, inspirador

  • His uplifting books have all become best-sellers.
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14
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on the basis

A

sobre la base

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15
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grin

A

smile

sonrisa, sonreir

  • Kyle had a big grin on his face when he got home from the interview.
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overcome

A

derrotar, vender, superar

  • We can overcome the forces against us!
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17
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campaigner

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activista, defensor, avanderado

  • The campaigners gathered to celebrate the legislation they had helped to pass.
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18
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gather

gathered

/ˈɡæðə/

A

recoger, recolectar

juntar, reunir

Reunirse, congregarse

  • She gathered some shells as souvenirs of the vacation.
  • Intelligence agencies are gathering more and more information on our online activities.
  • The people gathered for the ceremony.
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19
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success

A

exito

  • The project was a success because the customer was happy.
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20
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succeed

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Tener éxito, triunfar

  • He succeeded in running a business.
  • She succeeded in many areas.
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21
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gritty

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crudo, áspero

  • It’s a gritty drama about the life of a New York police officer.
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22
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tearjerker

A

drama, trajedia

  • The Blind Side, which is based on a true story, is also a bit of a tearjerker,
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23
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portrayal

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actuación, interpretación, representación

  • His portrayal of the great fighter won him an Oscar.
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24
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Understandably

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comprensiblemente, claramente

  • Rebecca was understandably upset when her pet rabbit died.
  • This cookery book is understandably written and the recipes are easy to follow.
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25
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dose of gloom!

A

dósis de melancolía!

dose (dósis, cucharada de)

  • I’d like to give Neil a dose of the same treatment he gave his poor girlfriend.
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26
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to save

A

guardar, guardar, ahorrar, reservar

  • I think it has more of a niche audience and is best saved for when you want a dose of gloom!
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27
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to Fancy

A

imaginar, fantasear,

  • Her dress had a fancy collar.

adornado, sofisticado

  • He fancied that we would win the sweepstake.
  • In his dreams Kyle fancied what life must be like as a millionaire footballer.
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28
Q

Settlement

A

Asentamiento

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29
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To undergo

A

Experimentar

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30
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To replace

A

Sustituir

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31
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Different to

A

Diferente de

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32
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underneath

A

debajo

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33
Q

Goings-on

A

tejemanejes, chanchullos

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34
Q

Current set-up

A

Situación actual

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35
Q

It’s not the case

A

No es así

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36
Q

Burial

A

Entierro

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37
Q

To draw

A

atraer

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38
Q

To navegate

A

orientarse

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39
Q

To float

A

Flotar

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40
Q

My god, … important

A

Vaya si es importante

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41
Q

To nurse

A

cuidar

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42
Q

Under his belt

A

en su haber

43
Q

unassuming

A

modesto

44
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witty

A

gracioso

45
Q

slight frame

A

constitución menuda

46
Q

to roll in

A

acumularse

47
Q

moving

A

conmovedor

48
Q

Hilarious

A

divertidísimo

49
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to cope with

A

superar, salir adelante

50
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witticism

A

ocurrencia

51
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insightful

A

perspicaz

52
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achievement

A

logro

53
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astounding

A

impresionante

54
Q

Against all odds

A

contra todo pronóstico

55
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staggering

A

asombroso

56
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drive

A

deseo, impulso

57
Q

outlook

A

actitud

58
Q

to file

A

presentar

59
Q

lawsuit

A

pleito

60
Q

fees

A

honorarios

61
Q

to mislead

A

engañar, confundir

62
Q

To sue

A

demandar

63
Q

attorney

A

abogado

64
Q

availability

A

disponibilidad

65
Q

ultimately

A

finalmente

66
Q

nonsense

A

tonterias

67
Q

evidence

A

pruebas

68
Q

severely

A

gravemente

69
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in pain

A

dolorido

70
Q

needless to say

A

ni que decir tiene ….

71
Q

elderly

A

anciano

72
Q

To notice

A

advertir, darse cuenta

73
Q

fork

A

tenedor

74
Q

rash

A

racha

75
Q

fatality

A

muerte

76
Q

to address

A

abordar

77
Q

to craft

A

confeccionar, crear

78
Q

DUI

A

Conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol

79
Q

Eventually

A

Al final

80
Q

To customize

A

personalizar

81
Q

Mr.

A

is used before men’s last names, regardless of whether or not they are married. It stands for the word “mister,” but this word is rarely spelled out.

82
Q

MRS.

(pronounced “missiz”; originally short for “mistress”)

A

is used for women. However, it’s only used for married women, which means you must know the person’s marital status in order to use it correctly.

83
Q

Miss

A

if the woman is not married, use the title

84
Q

Ms.

(pronounced “mizz”; originally a combination of “Mrs.” and “Miss”)

A

“What if I don’t know whether a woman is married or not? What title should I use?” In this case, the title

85
Q

Miss

(missed)

A

perder (no coger, no ver, no oir, no marcar, no aprovechar)

echar de menos

(llegas tarde a algún sitio y lo pierdes)

Medios de transporte

Miss my mother

Miss the train, bus, boat, flight

Miss a lesson

Miss a penalty

86
Q

Lose

/luːz/

(la z inglesa)

A

Perder objetos, perderte

(si pierdo con “lose”, tengo menos de algo, si may menos de algo es con LOSE)

Lose your mind

Lose weight

Lose keys

Lose the game

87
Q

Loss

A

Pérdida, fracaso, derrota

  • His loss of hearing really hurt his ability to work.
  • Some insurance covers the loss of use of a property.
88
Q

All together

Altogether

A

“todos juntos”. Se usa para hacer referencia a grupo de cosas o personas cuando hacen algo a la vez.

After dinner, we sang a Christmas carol all together

“en total”, “completamente”, “totalmente”.

That’s 20$ altogether

89
Q

Lose -

(lu:z)

Loose ​flojo”, “suelto” (adjetivo)

(lu:s)

A

“perder” (verbo)

I always lose at chess ( siempre pierdo al ajedrez )

– “flojo”, “suelto” (adjetivo)

I like to wear my hair loose (me gusta llevar el pelo suelto )

90
Q

Wisdom

A

sabiduría, sentido comun, sensatez

  • She was a woman of great wisdom.
  • Each community has its collective wisdom.
91
Q

enlighten

enlightening

A

revelar, iluminar

revelador, esclarecedor

  • Their presentation about local crime was very enlightening.
92
Q

I am compos mentis

A

Estoy en mi sano juicio.

Compos mentis

(en su sano juicio)

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