Vocab 66 Flashcards by El_zorro Fox

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Me sorprende que te hayas atrevido a hablar en público.
(I’m surprised that you have dared to speak in public.)

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atreverse a = to dare

present / future tense verb that triggers subjunctive in the main clause
+ haya, hayas, haya, hayamos, hayáis, hayan
+ the past participle of the main verb
= present perfect subjunctive

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Es posible que nos hayamos atrevido a intentar algo nuevo.
(It’s possible that we have dared to try something new.)

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atreverse a = to dare

present / future tense verb that triggers subjunctive in the main clause
+ haya, hayas, haya, hayamos, hayáis, hayan
+ the past participle of the main verb
= present perfect subjunctive

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No creo que se hayan atrevido a decir la verdad.
(I don’t think they have dared to tell the truth.)

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atreverse a = to dare

present / future tense verb that triggers subjunctive in the main clause
+ haya, hayas, haya, hayamos, hayáis, hayan
+ the past participle of the main verb
= present perfect subjunctive

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Ojalá me haya atrevido a enfrentar mis miedos.
(I hope I have dared to face my fears.)

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atreverse a = to dare
enfrentar = to face

present / future tense verb that triggers subjunctive in the main clause
+ haya, hayas, haya, hayamos, hayáis, hayan
+ the past participle of the main verb
= present perfect subjunctive

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Es increíble que os hayáis atrevido a escalar esa montaña.
(It’s incredible that you all have dared to climb that mountain.)

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atreverse a = to dare

present / future tense verb that triggers subjunctive in the main clause
+ haya, hayas, haya, hayamos, hayáis, hayan
+ the past participle of the main verb
= present perfect subjunctive

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Dudo que se haya atrevido a contradecir al jefe.
(I doubt that he/she has dared to contradict the boss.)

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atreverse a = to dare
contradecir = to contradict

present / future tense verb that triggers subjunctive in the main clause
+ haya, hayas, haya, hayamos, hayáis, hayan
+ the past participle of the main verb
= present perfect subjunctive

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“Me sorprendería que tú dijeras eso.”
“I would be surprised if you said that.”
“Me habría sorprendido que tú hubieras dicho eso.”
“I would have been surprised if you had said that.”

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(said is in the future of the main clause) “Me sorprendería que tú dijeras eso.”
“I would be surprised if you said that.”
(said is in the past of the main clause) “Me habría sorprendido que tú hubieras dicho eso.”
“I would have been surprised if you had said that.”

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flashear

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flashear = to imagine, to fantasize (Argentina)

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mi cabeza está revuelta

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my head is scrambled

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Me hizo mucha ilusión que tú fueras a verme al partido

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Me hizo mucha ilusión = I was excited

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Hiciste el conteo regresivo anoche?

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Did you do countdown last night?

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cuando antes

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cuando antes = as soon as possible

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seguido por

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followed by

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cautela

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Cautela significa precaución, prudencia o cuidado al actuar o hablar, especialmente para evitar riesgos, errores o consecuencias negativas. Es similar a las palabras en inglés “caution,” “carefulness,” o “wariness.”

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Te dije que no trajeras nada. No hacía falta!

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No hacía falta! = it wasn’t necessary

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Me he alegrado de que te propusieras ir al gimnasio al menos tres veces por semana.

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proponerse = to intend to do

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Me alegraba de que te esforzaras por reducir el tiempo que pasas en redes sociales.

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esforzarse = to make efforts

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con tal de que seas feliz, te daré lo que quieras

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con tal de que = as long as

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No recibía visitas a no ser que se solicitase con anterioridad

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a no ser que = unless
con anterioridad = beforehand

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No le gustaría que la llamada se cortara justo cuando negociaba un aumento.

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un aumento = a pay raise

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Le molestaría el rival marcara un gol en el último minuto.

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marcar un gol = to score a goal

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Yo le cogí el tranquillo a manejar después de algunas clases.
(I got the hang of driving after a few lessons.)

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Coger el tranquillo se traduce al inglés como “to get the hang of something”. Es una expresión idiomática que significa adquirir destreza o acostumbrarse a hacer algo después de practicarlo o intentarlo varias veces.

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¿Tú le cogerás el tranquillo a este trabajo?
(Will you get the hang of this job?)

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Coger el tranquillo se traduce al inglés como “to get the hang of something”. Es una expresión idiomática que significa adquirir destreza o acostumbrarse a hacer algo después de practicarlo o intentarlo varias veces.

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Ella está cogiendo el tranquillo a hablar en público.
(She is getting the hang of speaking in public.)

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Coger el tranquillo se traduce al inglés como “to get the hang of something”. Es una expresión idiomática que significa adquirir destreza o acostumbrarse a hacer algo después de practicarlo o intentarlo varias veces.

Nosotros le cogeríamos el tranquillo a la receta si la intentáramos de nuevo. (We would get the hang of the recipe if we tried it again.)

Coger el tranquillo se traduce al inglés como "to get the hang of something". Es una expresión idiomática que significa adquirir destreza o acostumbrarse a hacer algo después de practicarlo o intentarlo varias veces.

Es importante que ellos cojan el tranquillo al uso de la nueva tecnología. (It's important that they get the hang of using the new technology.)

Coger el tranquillo se traduce al inglés como "to get the hang of something". Es una expresión idiomática que significa adquirir destreza o acostumbrarse a hacer algo después de practicarlo o intentarlo varias veces.

Si hubieras practicado más, ya habrías cogido el tranquillo. (If you had practiced more, you would have already gotten the hang of it.)

Coger el tranquillo se traduce al inglés como "to get the hang of something". Es una expresión idiomática que significa adquirir destreza o acostumbrarse a hacer algo después de practicarlo o intentarlo varias veces.

caminadora

treadmill

escritorio con altura ajustable

height adjustable desk

reliquia familiar

reliquia familiar = family heirloom Reliquia en inglés se traduce como relic, y en chino es 遗物 (yíwù) o 圣物 (shèngwù) dependiendo del contexto. * Relic: Un objeto antiguo o de valor histórico o religioso.

La cómoda está hecha de una pieza pesada de madera.

pesado/a = heavy una pieza = a piece

treadmill

una cinta de correr caminadora

1. “Está al lado de”: Means “is next to” or “is beside.” It refers to something being very close, adjacent, or nearby. * Example: La mesa está al lado de la cama. (The table is next to the bed.)

While these phrases are often interchangeable, “junto a” can suggest a tighter or more immediate proximity compared to “al lado de.”

2. “Está junto a”: Also means “is next to” or “is beside,” but it can imply a closer connection or being more directly next to something. * Example: La lámpara está junto a la cama. (The lamp is beside the bed, often implying it’s very close or touching.)

While these phrases are often interchangeable, “junto a” can suggest a tighter or more immediate proximity compared to “al lado de.”

mesita de noche

床头柜 * Bedside table: 更广义的说法，可以指任何放在床旁边的小桌子。 * Nightstand: 更具体，通常指带抽屉的小柜子，用来放床边的物品。

bodega

wine cellar

la azotea el techo

* Azotea is specific to flat, usable rooftops, often in urban settings. * Techo is more generic and can refer to both the exterior roof and the interior ceiling.

despacho

home office

lavadero

laundry room

alacena

kitchen cupboard

la cortina

curtain

el banquito

small bench

la mesa tiene cuatro patas

patas = legs

cama tamaño king

king-sized bed

los cuelgan en las paredes

“Los cuelgan en las paredes” se traduce como “They hang them on the walls” en inglés. colgar = to hang

Puertas corredizas

Puertas corredizas se traduce como sliding doors en inglés. “Corredizas” is an adjective derived from the verb “correr” and means “sliding” in English when referring to something that moves or slides, like doors or windows.

puertas plegables

folding doors

el recipiente

container

tirar la casa por la ventana

tirar la casa por la ventana = gastar mucho dinero