Vocab 9 Flashcards

1
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is hyped

A

está sobrevalorado

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2
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La lavadora se malogró justo cuando iba a lavar la ropa.

malograrse ?

A

(The washing machine broke down just when I was about to do the laundry.)

malograrse = to break down, to fail

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3
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palomitas
canchita

A

popcorn

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4
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se agotaron enseguida

agotar ?
enseguida?

A

they ran out immediately

agotar = to exhaust, to run out
enseguida = immediately, right away

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5
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i majored in statistics

A

Me especialicé en estadística.

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6
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human resource management

A

gestión de recursos humanos

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7
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La película no la ponen en el cine muy seguido.

A

La película no la ponen en el cine muy seguido. (They don’t show that movie at the theater very often.)

no muy seguido = a menudo = not very often

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8
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recorrido

A

route, journey, tour

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9
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Which way do you take when you go to work?

The taxi goes on the highway.

A

Por donde vas/pasas cuando vas al trabajo?

El taxi va por la autopista.

ir por = recorrido = go through

Voy por el centro para llegar al trabajo. (I go through downtown to get to work.) – Here, “ir por” indicates the route taken.
* Fuimos por la costa durante el viaje. (We went along the coast during the trip.) – Again, “ir por” shows the specific path or route.

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10
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Dejo compartir lo que quiera

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“Dejo compartir lo que quiera” means “I allow (them) to share whatever they want” or “I let (them) share whatever they want.”

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11
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My phone is broken
The glass is broken by the children

A

mi teléfono está roto.
el vaso está roto por los niños.

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12
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What I like most about summer is going to the beach.

What I like least about her is her personality.”

A

Lo que más me gusta del verano es ir a la playa. = Lo que me gusta más del verano es ir a la playa

Lo que menos me gusta de ella es su personalidad.

Lo que más/menos me gusta + es + sustantivo singular: Lo que más me gusta de mi casa es el jardín.

Lo que más/menos me gusta + son + sustantivo plural: Lo que menos me gusta son las ventanas.

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13
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He did it by himself

She has to figure it out by herself

A

Él lo hizo por sí mismo (He did it by himself).

1.	Él lo hizo por sí mismo (He did it by himself) — This means he did it on his own, without anyone’s help.
2.	Él lo hizo por lo mismo — This phrase translates to He did it for the same reason. Here, lo mismo refers to the reason or motive behind his action.
  • Ella tiene que descubrirlo por sí misma (She has to figure it out by herself).
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14
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He did it for the same reason

A

Él lo hizo por lo mismo

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15
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He was playing music

A

Estaba poniendo música

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16
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varied meanings

A

significados variados

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17
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Me gusta madrugar para aprovechar el día.

A

I like to wake up early to make the most of the day.

Madrugar means to wake up early or to get up at dawn. It refers to waking up very early in the morning, typically before sunrise.

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18
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I don’t like crowds

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  • No me gustan las multitudes (I don’t like crowds).
    • No me agrada estar entre mucha gente (I don’t like being among many people).
    • No me gustan las aglomeraciones (I don’t like crowded places).

“Agrada” comes from the verb “agradar,” which means to please or to be pleasing.

Aglomeraciones means crowds or gatherings of people in a specific area, often implying a high density or packed space. It can also refer to clusters or accumulations of things.

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19
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keychain

A

llavero

20
Q

butterfly
seafood

A

butterfly = la mariposa
seafood = el marisco

21
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mochilero
mochila
mochilear

A

mochilero = backpacker
mochila = backpack
mochilear = to backpack or to travel as a backpacker

22
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carpa

A

carpa = tent

  1. Carpa de campamento – Camping tent
  2. Montar una carpa – To set up a tent
  3. Desarmar la carpa – To take down the tent
  4. Dormir en carpa – To sleep in a tent
23
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postcards

A

postales

24
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los imanes

A

los imanes = magnets

25
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leather

A

cuero

26
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We spent our vacation by the sea.

A

Pasamos nuestras vacaciones al lado del mar.

27
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I walked a lot along the coast

A

Paseé mucho por la costa

28
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as soon as possible

A

lo antes posible
tan pronto como sea posible

29
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I live on the east coast of US

A

Vivo en la costa este de Estados Unidos.

30
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Do you prefer this or the other?

A

¿Prefieres este u otro?

31
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The restaurant is very alternative and interesting.

A

El restaurante es muy alternativo e interesante.

In this context, alternativo conveys that something is unconventional or different from the mainstream, and interesante means it has qualities that make it interesting.

32
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What’s the name of the waterfall in Argentina?

A

Cataratas (waterfalls) de Iguazú

Iguazú comes from the indigenous Guaraní language, where y (or i) means “water,” and guasu (or guazú) means “big.” So, Iguazú essentially means “big water.”

33
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What’s the name of the glacier in Argentina?

A

Glaciar Perito Moreno

The glacier is named after Francisco Moreno, an Argentine explorer and expert in the region, who played a key role in studying the Patagonia area and helping define Argentina’s border with Chile.

So, Glaciar Perito Moreno translates to “Perito Moreno Glacier,” honoring Francisco Moreno, the expert explorer.

34
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El resfriado común suele durar una semana.

Después de una semana, el resfriado empieza a mejorar.

El resfriado dura una semana.

A

El resfriado = cold

35
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No te preocupes por eso.

Me preocupo por mi salud.

Ella siempre se preocupa por sus hijos.

Estoy preocupada por mi salud

A

worry about = preocuparse por, preocupada/o por

36
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Cada consulta suele durar media hora.

A

Cada consulta suele durar media hora. (Each consultation usually lasts half an hour.)

37
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La recuperación de la gripe necesita reposo.

A

La recuperación de la gripe necesita reposo. (Recovering from the flu requires rest.)

38
Q

private insurance

A

el seguro privado

39
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Dígame

A

Dígame, ¿en qué puedo ayudarle? (Tell me, how can I help you?)

Dígame, ¿qué ocurrió? (Tell me, what happened?)

„¿Dígame? ¿Quién es?” (Answering the phone. Hello, who is this?)

40
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Todo me va muy bien, estoy cheque.

A

estoy cheque = I’m perfectly fine

Everything is going very well for me, I’m okay

41
Q

„¡Muchas gracias, doctor! ¡Vaya pues!”

A

Vaya pues = Alright, see you

42
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„¿Me da su carné del seguro, por favor?”

¿Puede mostrarme su tarjeta de seguro, por favor?

A

Can you give me your insurance card, please?

¿Puede mostrarme su tarjeta de seguro, por favor? (Can you show me your insurance card, please?)

43
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El doctor tarda un poco, tiene que tomar asiento

A

The doctor is taking a little while; you have to take a seat

44
Q

„Tome asiento, voy a examinarlo.”

A

“Take a seat; I’m going to examine you”

lo refers to the formal you here

45
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„Estoy muy enfadada porque mi vuelo está cancelado.”

A

I am very angry because my flight is canceled

46
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