Vocabulario Flashcards
hen A hen soup is delicious
gallina
paycheck I will take out the taxes from your paycheck tomorrow
sueldo
account balance Your account balance is low.
saldo
chicken They have a lot of chickens at this farm
pollo
fish I had a fish when I was younger
el pez
to specialize in Every teacher specializes in something different.
especializarse
to visualize
I think we can visualize better on what we want.
visualizar
to replace
Replace the one you don’t want
reemplazar
truly/really
What we really need to pay more attention is to the 99.9% that is energy.
verdaderamente
debt
I don’t have any debt.
deuda
escape/jailbreak
I used to watch this show called Prison Break about a jailbreak/escape.
fuga
famous/talked about/notorious
The death of Kobe Bryant is one of the most talked about deaths the last few years.
Al Capone was a notorious criminal.
sonado
loud (a place)
I’m sorry, it’s a little loud here.
ruidoso
loud (a person’s voice/music)
Can you speak louder?
The music is too loud.
alto
painting or picture for wall decoration
We can hang those two paintings you have on the wall
cuadro
take a look/have a glance at
The boss took a look at the report.
echar un vistazo
El jefe echó un vistazo al reporte.
choice (what is chosen)
It’s better to change by choice than by force
eleccion
to cause/to lead to something happening or someone doing something
This step leads us to what we want to be in the material.
dar pie a/llevar
Este paso nos da pie a lo que queremos ser en la material
to be sure/ to take as a fact
asegurar/dar por hecho
practice in something/train
ejercitar
departure
salida
to prove-demonstrate
You have to prove that you have a negative covid test
comprobar
Tienes que comprobar que tienes una prueba de COVID-19 negativa.
on purpose
a propósito
pumpkin
I want a pumpkin latte
calabasa
to keep waiting
dejar esperando/tener esperando
aluminum foil
papel de alumnio
iron
hierro
leash
atadura
Mi perro no necesita llevar atadura porque es muy tranquilo y obediente.
to tidy up
adecentar
Julián, adecenta este desorden antes de que llegue tu abuela, por favor.
to break/to damage
He damaged my phone
estropear
ÉL estropeó mi celular
to get ruined-to break down-to go bad
The surprise that I planned got ruined.
The oven broke down and I couldn´t make the cake.
We have to eat these plaintains or they´re going to go bad
estropearse
Se estropeó la sorpresa que tenía planeada.
El horno se estropeó y no pude hacer el pastel.
Tenemos que comernos esos plátanos o se van a estropear.
to run over
atropellar a