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Vocab 26 Flashcards

1
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La sopa está sabrosa.

A

The soup is (tastes delicious)

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  1. Yo traje mi libro a la clase.
    (I brought my book to class.)
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traer => traj + e

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  1. Tú trajiste un pastel delicioso para la fiesta.
    (You brought a delicious cake to the party.)
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traer => traj + iste

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  1. Él trajo flores para su madre.
    (He brought flowers for his mother.)
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traer => traj + o

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  1. Nosotros trajimos regalos para todos los niños.
    (We brought gifts for all the children.)
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traer => traj + imos

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  1. Vosotros trajisteis los documentos necesarios a la reunión.
    (You all brought the necessary documents to the meeting.)
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traer => traj + isteis

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  1. Ellos trajeron sus maletas al aeropuerto temprano.
    (They brought their suitcases to the airport early.)
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traer => traj + eron

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  1. Yo di un regalo a mi mejor amiga.
    (I gave a gift to my best friend.)
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dar => d + i

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  1. Tú diste un buen consejo a tu hermano.
    (You gave good advice to your brother.)
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dar => d + iste

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  1. Él dio una excelente explicación en la clase.
    (He gave an excellent explanation in class.)
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dar => d + io

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  1. Nosotros dimos nuestra opinión sobre el tema.
    (We gave our opinion on the topic.)
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dar => d + imos

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  1. Vosotros disteis el dinero al cajero rápidamente.
    (You all gave the money to the cashier quickly.)
A

dar => d + isteis

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  1. Ellos dieron su apoyo al nuevo proyecto.
    (They gave their support to the new project.)
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dar => d + ieron

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14
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La música trajo mi atención, pero luego una conversación me distrajo.
(The music attracted my attention, but then a conversation distracted me.)

A

traer = to attract
distraer = to distract

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Ella entró a la alcoba y cerró la puerta suavemente.
(She entered the bedroom and closed the door softly.)

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la alcoba = the bedroom

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16
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La alfombra vieja tenía manchas que no se podían quitar.
(The old carpet had stains that couldn’t be removed.)

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la alfombra = carpet
mancha = stain
quitarse = to remove, to take off

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17
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Cerré las cortinas para que no entrara tanta luz.
(I closed the curtains so not much light would come in.)

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la cortina = curtain

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18
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Encendí la estufa para calentar el agua.
(I turned on the stove to heat the water.)

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encender = to turn on

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19
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Puse la sartén sobre la estufa para freír los huevos.
(I put the pan on the stove to fry the eggs.)

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la estufa = the stove
freír = to fry

20
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Usé el sacapuntas porque el lápiz estaba muy gastado.
(I used the pencil sharpener because the pencil was very worn out.)

Saqué punta al lápiz porque estaba muy gastado.
(I sharpened the pencil because it was very worn out.)

A

gastado = worn-out

sacar punta al lápiz = to sharpen pencil

Sacar punta literalmente significa to take out a point, pero se usa comúnmente para decir to sharpen un lápiz.

21
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Tomé un lápiz para escribir la lista de compras.
(I grabbed a pencil to write the shopping list.)

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tomar = to grab

22
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¿Tienes un lápiz que me puedas prestar?
(Do you have a pencil you can lend me?)

A

el lápiz = pencil

23
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Esperamos en el vestíbulo del hotel hasta que nuestra habitación estuvo lista.
(We waited in the hotel lobby until our room was ready.)

A

El vestíbulo significa “lobby,” “hallway,” o “foyer” en español.

24
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El vestíbulo del teatro estaba lleno de personas antes de la función.
(The theater foyer was full of people before the show.)

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El vestíbulo significa “lobby,” “hallway,” o “foyer” en español.

25
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Dejé mi paraguas en el vestíbulo de la oficina.
(I left my umbrella in the office hallway.)

A

El vestíbulo significa “lobby,” “hallway,” o “foyer” en español.

26
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El vestíbulo estaba decorado con flores y cuadros elegantes.
(The lobby was decorated with flowers and elegant paintings.)

A

El vestíbulo significa “lobby,” “hallway,” o “foyer” en español.

27
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Al entrar a la casa, vi a mi amigo esperándome en el vestíbulo.
(When I entered the house, I saw my friend waiting for me in the foyer.)

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El vestíbulo significa “lobby,” “hallway,” o “foyer” en español.

28
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  1. La sala de estar es muy amplia y luminosa.
    (The living room is very spacious and bright.)
A

El adjetivo amplio significa “wide,” “spacious,” o “broad.”

29
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  1. Tiene un conocimiento amplio sobre el tema.
    (He has broad knowledge about the subject.)
A

El adjetivo amplio significa “wide,” “spacious,” o “broad.”

30
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  1. Necesitamos un lugar amplio para celebrar la reunión.
    (We need a spacious place to hold the meeting.)
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El adjetivo amplio significa “wide,” “spacious,” o “broad.”

31
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  1. El pasillo es amplio, así que pueden pasar dos personas al mismo tiempo.
    (The hallway is wide, so two people can walk through at the same time.)
A

El adjetivo amplio significa “wide,” “spacious,” o “broad.”

32
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  1. El contrato ofrece un margen amplio de flexibilidad.
    (The contract offers a broad margin of flexibility.)
A

El adjetivo amplio significa “wide,” “spacious,” o “broad.”

33
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  1. El libro es muy grueso, tiene más de mil páginas.
    (The book is very thick; it has more than a thousand pages.)
A

El adjetivo grueso significa “thick” o “heavy.”

34
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  1. Necesito un abrigo grueso para el invierno.
    (I need a thick coat for winter.)
A

El adjetivo grueso significa “thick” o “heavy.”

35
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  1. El cristal de la ventana es grueso para aislar el ruido.
    (The window glass is thick to block out noise.)
A

El adjetivo grueso significa “thick” o “heavy.”
aislar = To block out (sounds, light, etc.)

36
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  1. El cable es demasiado grueso para pasar por ese agujero.
    (The cable is too thick to go through that hole.)
A

El adjetivo grueso significa “thick” o “heavy.”
agujero = hole

37
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  1. El árbol tiene un tronco grueso y muy viejo.
    (The tree has a thick and very old trunk.)
A

El adjetivo grueso significa “thick” o “heavy.”

38
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voleibol playero

A

beach volleyball

39
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probar comida casera por los lugareños

A

probar comida casera (homemade) por los lugareños (locals)

40
Q

multilinguë

A

multilingual

41
Q

diligente
práctica
proactiva

A

diligent
practical
proactive

42
Q

disfrutar del ambiente callejero

A

enjoy street vibe

43
Q

Siempre llega tarde a todos lados.

todos lados = everywhere

A

“My sister is amazing. She’s always late everywhere.”
(con un tono irónico, dado que llegar tarde no es algo positivo).

(En España, “ser la leche” puede significar algo muy bueno o algo irritante según el contexto.)

44
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Ella busca su teléfono por todos lados

A

Ella busca su teléfono por todos lados” = “She looks for her phone everywhere.

todos lados = everywhere

45
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Es un amante de la fotografía nocturna.

A

ser un/a amante de = is a lover of

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