Vocab 80 Flashcards

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El queso está podrido; no lo comas.
(The cheese is rotten; don’t eat it.)

A

The word “podrido” means “rotten” or “spoiled” in English. It is the past participle of the verb “pudrir” (to rot or decay).

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Si hubieran guardado la fruta en el refrigerador, no estaría podrida ahora.
(If they had kept the fruit in the refrigerator, it wouldn’t be rotten now.)

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The word “podrido” means “rotten” or “spoiled” in English. It is the past participle of the verb “pudrir” (to rot or decay).

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Los huevos estaban podridos cuando los abrimos.
(The eggs were rotten when we opened them.)

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The word “podrido” means “rotten” or “spoiled” in English. It is the past participle of the verb “pudrir” (to rot or decay).

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Esas ideas están tan podridas como el sistema que las respalda.
(Those ideas are as rotten as the system that supports them.)

A

The word “podrido” means “rotten” or “spoiled” in English. It is the past participle of the verb “pudrir” (to rot or decay).

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Después de semanas sin atención, el árbol caído ya se había podrido completamente.
(After weeks without care, the fallen tree had completely rotted.)

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The word “podrido” means “rotten” or “spoiled” in English. It is the past participle of the verb “pudrir” (to rot or decay).

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Aunque las condiciones eran pésimas, él nunca se dejó podrir por la corrupción.
(Even though the conditions were awful, he never allowed himself to be corrupted by the system.)

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The word “podrido” means “rotten” or “spoiled” in English. It is the past participle of the verb “pudrir” (to rot or decay).

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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien

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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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  1. Cogerle bien a alguien (caer bien):
    • Mis compañeros de trabajo me cogieron bien desde el primer día.
      (My coworkers liked me from the first day.)
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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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  • Creo que el profesor te ha cogido bien porque siempre te pone buenos ejemplos en clase.
    (I think the teacher likes you because he always uses you for good examples in class.)
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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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  1. Cogerle mal a alguien (caer mal):
    • Le cogí mal a ese vecino porque siempre me mira con mala cara.
      (I don’t like that neighbor because he always gives me dirty looks.)
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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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  • Si llegas tarde a la reunión, el jefe podría cogerte mal.
    (If you arrive late to the meeting, the boss might not like you.)
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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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  1. Salirle bien a alguien (tener éxito):
    • La presentación le salió bien a María porque se preparó mucho.
      (María’s presentation went well because she prepared a lot.)
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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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  • A pesar de los nervios, el examen me salió bien.
    (Despite the nerves, the exam went well for me.)
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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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  • La cena me salió mal porque se me quemaron las verduras.
    (The dinner turned out bad because I burned the vegetables.)
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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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  • Aunque lo intentó con todas sus fuerzas, el plan le salió mal.
    (Even though he tried his best, the plan didn’t go well for him.
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cogerle bien/mal a alguien
salirle bien/mal a alguien
=go well / badly for someone

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16
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Qué será?

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What could it be?

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17
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La comida estaba pegadosa

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the food was sticky

pegar = to stick
pegadoso/a = sticky

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18
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“Mis suposiciones están realmente lejos.”

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(My guesses are really far.)

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19
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Siempre se explica como un libro abierto, nunca deja lugar a dudas.
(He/she always explains things like an open book, never leaving room for doubt.)

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explicarse como un libro abierto
= saber explicarse y argumentar muy bien hacia los demás

“Explicarse como un libro abierto” significa expresarse de una manera muy clara y comprensible, como si fuera fácil de leer y entender, tal como sucede con un libro que está abierto frente a ti.

20
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Me di de baja del servicio de internet porque era muy caro.
(I unsubscribed from the internet service because it was too expensive.)

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Darse de baja = desuscribirse = unsubscribe

21
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Puedes darte de baja de la lista de correos en cualquier momento.
(You can unsubscribe from the mailing list at any time.)

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Darse de baja = desuscribirse = unsubscribe

22
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Me desuscribí de varios canales de YouTube que ya no me interesaban.
(I unsubscribed from several YouTube channels that no longer interested me.)

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Darse de baja = desuscribirse = unsubscribe

23
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tener seguidores
tener suscriptores

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tener seguidores = have followers
tener suscriptores = have suscribers

24
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Las redes sociales son una pérdida de tiempo

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una pérdida

25
Q

el ciberacoso

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el ciberacoso = cyberbullying

26
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la vida útil de un celular es 6, 7 años

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la vida útil = the lifespan

27
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as soon as possible

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as soon as possible = lo antes posible

28
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the most possible

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the most possible = lo más posible

29
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the fastest possible

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the fastest possible = lo más pronto posible

30
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the least possible

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the least possible = lo menos posible

31
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lo de la mujer le interesa a José

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lo de … = the matter of / the issue of

32
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lo de la tecnología le fascina al científico

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lo de … = the matter of / the issue of

33
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Los que están en el banco son de mi sobrina.

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Those that are in the bank are my niece’s

34
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El que está en la mesa es mi libro.
(The one on the table is my book.)

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el / la / los / las + que = the one(s) that

35
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  1. La que vive al lado es mi vecina.
    (The one who lives next door is my neighbor.)
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el / la / los / las + que = the one(s) that

36
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  1. Los que están jugando en el parque son mis primos.
    (The ones playing in the park are my cousins.)
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el / la / los / las + que = the one(s) that

37
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  1. Las que están colgadas en la pared son fotos de mi familia.
    (The ones hanging on the wall are photos of my family.)
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el / la / los / las + que = the one(s) that

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  1. El que me llamó ayer es mi jefe.
    (The one who called me yesterday is my boss.)
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el / la / los / las + que = the one(s) that

39
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  1. La que viste en la tienda es mi hermana.
    (The one you saw in the store is my sister.)
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el / la / los / las + que = the one(s) that

40
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  1. Las que están sobre la cama son mis mantas favoritas.
    (The ones on the bed are my favorite blankets.)
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el / la / los / las + que = the one(s) that

40
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  1. Los que llegaron tarde son mis compañeros de clase.
    (The ones who arrived late are my classmates.)
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el / la / los / las + que = the one(s) that

41
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la casa adosada

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la casa adosada = a house with two joint apartments

adosar (to attach, place against, or lean against)

42
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Adosé la estantería a la pared para que no se cayera.
(I attached the shelf to the wall so it wouldn’t fall.)

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la casa adosada = a house with two joint apartments

adosar (to attach, place against, or lean against)

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  1. Las casas en esa calle están adosadas unas a otras.
    (The houses on that street are attached to one another.)
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la casa adosada = a house with two joint apartments

adosar (to attach, place against, or lean against)

44
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  1. Tienes que adosar los documentos a la solicitud antes de enviarla.
    (You have to attach the documents to the application before sending it.)
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la casa adosada = a house with two joint apartments

adosar (to attach, place against, or lean against)

la solicitud = the application

45
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  1. Decidieron adosar un garaje al costado de la casa.
    (They decided to add a garage to the side of the house.)
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la casa adosada = a house with two joint apartments

adosar (to attach, place against, or lean against)

el costado de = the side of

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  1. El cartel fue adosado a la puerta principal para informar a los visitantes.
    (The sign was attached to the main door to inform visitors.)
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la casa adosada = a house with two joint apartments

adosar (to attach, place against, or lean against)

el visitante = the visitor