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1
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Un hábito

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An habit

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encender

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Fire up

Listen, I got to fire up the stoves.

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sin ofender

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no offense

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vender

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to peddle

And you should peddle something that people want.

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guardar bajo llave

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lock away

One more secret to lock away.

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Un psiquiatra

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A shrink

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innecesario

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needless

However it is needless for me to return.

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bien conocido

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well-known

One of our instructors during the course was a well-known hypnotist.

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límites

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boundaries

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indefenso

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defenseless

Crazy Anderson attacks a poor, defenseless man.

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gobernar

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to rule

Therefore, machines must rule the galaxy.

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atraer a

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draw in

One of the most concerning things about AEW is their ability to draw in new, non-WWE fans.

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un diario

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a journal

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ira

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wrath

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despreciado

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scorned

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Un folleto

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A brochure

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Una bandeja

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A platter

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Una tribu

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A tribe

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drogarse

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get high

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hundir

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to plunge

I can not plunge Egypt into a bath of blood.

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rogar

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to beg

So don’t make me beg.

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terco

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stubborn

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encender

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to spark

Arresting Arika could spark another war.

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Un incendio

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A blaze

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sin duda

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no question

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conceder

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to grant

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tiza

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chalk

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Engancharse algo (a la cintura o alguna otra parte del cuerpo)

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clip it on

Want me to clip it on?

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servir

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to serve

The goal can indeed serve to prevent infection.

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recordar

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to recall

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insistir en

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to insist

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fracaso

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failure

Risk or failure provides opportunities for learning and adaptation.

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pisar

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step on

My father said it’s good luck to step on bear shit.

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desanimarse

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be discouraged

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perseguir

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to pursue

Not everybody can pursue their dreams.

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una postura

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a stance

Some Conference members appreciated our stance and expressed their understanding.

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prosperar

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to thrive

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contestar

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to field

Now, at this time I’d like to field any questions anybody has.

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contrarrestar

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to counteract

We think it’s designed to counteract the effects of osteonecrosis.

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esforzarse

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to strive

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discutible

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moot

Anyway, it’s a moot point.

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previsto

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envisioned

A new marvelous future was envisioned.

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43
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implicar

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to involve

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44
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Una zorra

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A skank

‘Cause she’s a selfish skank.

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horrible

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god-awful

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46
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anhelar

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to crave

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47
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Una cicatriz

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A scar

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48
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zas

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wham

And wham! The girl is dead.

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soltar; dejar salir; liberar

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let out

And then he slips. He lets out this loud scream.

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50
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Un camión grúa

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A truck crane

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51
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a más tardar

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not later than

adv

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omitir; saltarse

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to skip

I had to skip spin class this morning.

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53
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tacaño

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cheap

You can’t take me anywhere because you’re cheap.

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54
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gastos

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expenses

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55
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destrozar

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tear apart

They can tear apart bamboo with their teeth.

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mareado

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dizzy

I was so dizzy I went for medical help.

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57
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desencadenar

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to trigger

Water scarcity can also trigger conflict.

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58
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pinchar

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to jab

They won’t jab me, will they?

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hacer algo a medias

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half-ass

And he did a half-ass job.

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desmayarse

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pass out

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ligar

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to flirt

I believe she’s trying to flirt.

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una y otra vez; repetidamente; muchas veces

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over and over

adv

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locura

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madness

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vanidoso

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conceited

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trenzas

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pigtails

The officer wants us to cut off our pigtails.

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colaborar

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pitch in

Everybody’s got to pitch in and work.

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cortar

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shut off

They’re not gonna shut our power off because of one late payment.

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To select or choose

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pick out

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instalaciones

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facilities

In 1906 the facilities in Hadamar were instituted as a mental home.

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menospreciar

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to disparage

Look, I am not going to disparage your mother.

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hazte a un lado

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scoot over

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72
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tibio

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lukewarm

Okay, you put him in a lukewarm bath.

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denunciar

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come forward

The victims need help in finding the courage to come forward and name the offenders.

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a partir del

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as of

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75
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desventaja

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disadvantage

The main disadvantage is that you will loose everything.

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insinuar

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to imply

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77
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un drogadicto

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a pothead

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78
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toque de queda

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curfew

The government have enforced a nationwide curfew.

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Un desastre

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A wreckage

I just don’t want him to live amongst the wreckage that is your life.

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un abrazo

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a cuddle

Give us a cuddle, big man.

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81
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sobrio

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sober

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en marcha

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in place

Security and arms control regimes are in place.

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apestar

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to reek

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encariñado con

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fond of

I was rather fond of the old girl.

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un trapo

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a cloth

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ensayar

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to rehearse

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una estatua

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a statue

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sofocante

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sweltering

The trees are huge, the atmosphere sweltering and saturated with moisture.

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estar echado sin hacer nada

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lie around

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por casualidad

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by chance

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algodón

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cotton

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una fila

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a row

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aislado

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isolated

adj

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burlarse de

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to mock

But that’s no reason to mock me.

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Frente (del cuerpo)

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forehead

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un vagabundo

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a hobo

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cabe señalar; cabe destacar; cabe observar

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it should be noted

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tentar

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to tempt

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atrevido

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bold

adj

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lloviznar

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to drizzle

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rebelde

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rebel

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betabel

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beet

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de vez en cuando

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from time to time

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un ritmo

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a pace

Laser technology is developing at an incredible pace.

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un encanto

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a charm

Port d’Andratx has a special charm.

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poner en peligro

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to jeopardize

Nothing can jeopardize our casino deal.

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rescatar a; pagar la fianza; sacar de apuros

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bail out

And then you can bail out Shyam.

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arriesgar

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to risk

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restregar en

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rub it in

And I can rub it in Alex’s face?

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baba

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drool

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recuperarse

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bounce back

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poco a poco

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little by little

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un limosnero

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a beggar

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envidiar

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to envy

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una alfombra

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a rug

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un disfraz

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a disguise

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intercambiar

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to trade

I didn’t ask you here to trade insults.

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rebotar

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to bounce

Shoot 10 balls to bounce all over the place.

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119
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pereza

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laziness

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120
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es sólo cuestión de tiempo

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it’s just a matter of time

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supuesto; presunto

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alleged

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hacerse ilusiones

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be under the illusion

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atractivo

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eye-catching

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un adulto

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a grownup

I was behaving like a grownup.

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tener sexo

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get laid

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un laberinto

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a maze

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grasa

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grease

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128
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continúa así

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keep it up

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jengibre

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ginger

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derretir

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to melt

Heat a cast-iron casserole and melt the butter.

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ceniza

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ash

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ánimo

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encouragement

I also gave you a boatload of encouragement and support.

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intestino

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gut

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panza

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belly

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un almacén

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a warehouse

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136
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emitir

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to emit

Our sun will start emit much radiation…

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137
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un puño

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a fist

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138
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franco

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blunt

To be blunt, Mr President, you now have three choices.

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139
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alejar

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push away

How did you push away the bad thoughts?

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140
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dejar

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lay off

You need to lay off the junk food.

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un muelle

A

a dock

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142
Q

abrigarse

A

bundle up

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143
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posibilidad remota

A

long shot

Hopefully, it’s a long shot.

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144
Q

un pulmón

A

a lung

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145
Q

reventar

A

to bust

You’re going to bust a lung.

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146
Q

regañar

A

to berate

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147
Q

cadera

A

hips

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148
Q

cuento de hadas

A

fairy tale

Some will say it was just a fairy tale…

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149
Q

tengo sueño

A

I’m sleepy

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150
Q

desmontar

A

to dismantle

No need to dismantle the whole monitor for installation

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151
Q

mostrar

A

to depict

This film does not claim to depict real events.

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152
Q

tirarse un pedo

A

to fart

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153
Q

besarse

A

make out

Come on, guys, you can make out later.

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154
Q

no tiene precio

A

it’s priceless

To a certain kind of collector, it’s priceless.

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155
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todo lo contrario

A

on the contrary

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156
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comprometerse

A

to commit

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157
Q

pelar

A

to peel

Its uses to cut, peel and clean fruit and vegetables.

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158
Q

aún así

A

even so

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159
Q

descartar

A

rule out

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160
Q

harina

A

flour

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161
Q

voluntad

A

will

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162
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lloriquear

A

to whine

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163
Q

convencer a

A

win over

If you can win over the crowd in Madrid, then you’ve made it.

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164
Q

presumido

A

smug

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165
Q

cerrar de golpe

A

to slam

She slammed the door.

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166
Q

bola de grasa

A

lard-ass

adj

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167
Q

entrar en razón

A

come around

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168
Q

talentoso

A

gifted

adj

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169
Q

guayaba

A

guava

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170
Q

recetar

A

to prescribe

Ryan, I can’t prescribe meds to a family member.

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171
Q

poco más…

A

a little over

I was in another country! I realize that I traveled a little over 24 hours.

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Q

vasto

A

vast

Like the universe, knowledge is vast.

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173
Q

un grano

A

a zit

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174
Q

frijoles de olla

A

pot beans

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175
Q

un colchón

A

a mattress

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176
Q

sueños lúcidos

A

lucid dreams

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177
Q

protagonizar

A

star in

I would love to star in a new production.

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178
Q

cortinas

A

curtains

All the windows have additional curtains for sun protection.

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179
Q

abandonar

A

to ditch

They ditched me yesterday.

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180
Q

servir

A

to pour

She couldn’t even pour a glass of wine.

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181
Q

un pasillo

A

an aisle

Cleaning staff to aisle three quickly.

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182
Q

insoportable

A

excruciating

And the pain can be excruciating.

adj

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183
Q

una anécdota

A

an anecdote

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184
Q

un desenlace

A

an outcome

It frequently has a fatal outcome.

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185
Q

descifrar

A

to crack

I’ll help you crack that code.

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186
Q

batir

A

to whip

In a different bowl, whip together the egg yolks and remaining sugar.

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187
Q

chispas

A

sprinkles

That’s like trying to ruin ice cream with chocolate sprinkles.

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188
Q

ruido

A

racket

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189
Q

una fiesta

A

a bash

We have lots to do for our big Christmas bash.

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190
Q

mordisquear

A

to gnaw

The rats gnawed the bag.

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191
Q

brevemente

A

briefly

We spoke briefly on the phone last night.

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192
Q

Quitando eso

A

Other than that

Other than that, I’m good.

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193
Q

una paloma

A

a pigeon

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194
Q

extraer

A

to draw

EMS was called to draw blood.

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195
Q

un sótano

A

a basement

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196
Q

errar

A

to miss

It’s too big, I might miss.

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197
Q

Me dejaste plantado

A

You stood me up

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198
Q

perecer

A

to perish

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199
Q

pantano

A

swamp

200
Q

revolcarse

A

to wallow

201
Q

inflamarse

A

to swell

If it’s not treated the brain can swell and the person could die.

202
Q

chueco

A

crooked

You got a fat lip, and crooked nose.

203
Q

remojar

A

to soak

I have to soak the bone, macerate some tissue.

204
Q

acariciar

A

to caress

I love to caress your body.

205
Q

una palmada; una palmadita

A

a pat

A friendly pat doesn’t mean they want to wrestle with you.

206
Q

una recompensa

A

a reward

207
Q

doblarse

A

to bend

Dude, your leg’s not supposed to bend like that.

208
Q

una lámpara

A

a flashlight

209
Q

dos pisos

A

two-story

I don’t live in a two-story house.

210
Q

sudoroso

A

clammy

You look a bit clammy.

211
Q

un escondite

A

a hideaway

212
Q

atascado

A

clogged

Randall, the sink’s clogged again.

213
Q

hundirse

A

to sink

One can sink beneath the waves.

214
Q

No me animo…

A

I can’t bring myself…

I can’t bring myself to say it!

215
Q

púas

A

spikes

216
Q

una sucursal

A

a branch

217
Q

un grupo

A

a gang

I was the official photographer of our gang.

218
Q

cazar

A

to hunt

219
Q

incumplir

A

to breach

Naturally, we cannot break the rules or breach legislation.

220
Q

destripar

A

to gut

I will gut every one of you.

221
Q

soportar

A

to endure

Lemon, I cannot endure another failure.

222
Q

Mira quién habla

A

Look who’s talking

Look who’s talking, 14 and pregnant.

223
Q

escoria

A

scum

And unfortunately these people are real scum.

224
Q

esposas

A

handcuffs

225
Q

calvo

A

bald

226
Q

inofensivo

A

harmless

227
Q

peligro

A

hazard

This chemical indeed constituted a hazard to the environment.

228
Q

una hazaña

A

a feat

229
Q

explicar detalladamente

A

spell out

230
Q

un cazarrecompensas

A

a bounty hunter

231
Q

orinar

A

take a leak

You can take a leak at the next gas station.

232
Q

un adicto

A

a junkie

I’m an adventure travel junkie.

233
Q

Retiro lo dicho

A

I take it back

234
Q

distraer

A

draw away

Use an explosion to draw away those police officers’ attention.

235
Q

más mínimo

A

slightest

Nothing I do has the slightest effect on you.

236
Q

detener

A

to halt

However, they cannot halt progress.

237
Q

una huelga

A

a strike

238
Q

¿Qué se necesita…?

A

What does it take…?

So what does it take to create an unforgettable movie villain?

239
Q

intimidar

A

push around

240
Q

un popote

A

a straw

241
Q

cagar

A

take a shit

I wonder if they gotta take a shit too.

242
Q

como por arte de magia

A

out of the blue

It came out of the blue.

243
Q

doler

A

to sting

This is going to sting a little.

244
Q

una confrontación

A

a showdown

245
Q

desprevenido

A

off guard

It caught me off guard.

246
Q

deslizarse

A

to slide

247
Q

de repuesto

A

spare

Others say just a spare tire.

248
Q

lotería

A

jackpot

249
Q

Coincido con…

A

I concur with…

250
Q

una lástima

A

a bummer

It was a bummer when Clemmons took my keys.

251
Q

cotorrear

A

to blab

252
Q

escatimar

A

to spare

253
Q

tenía que ver…

A

it had to do…

Maybe it had to do with one of his cases.

254
Q

deber

A

to owe

The Saudis still owed WWE a lot of money.

255
Q

fusionarse

A

to merge

They merged to become one.

256
Q

cielos

A

gosh

Oh, gosh, please be careful.

257
Q

muy equivocado

A

way off base

But you’re way off base.

258
Q

recuperar

A

to retrieve

Restore module to retrieve data backups.

259
Q

pasar desapercibido

A

lay low

260
Q

migajas

A

crumbs

We just wanted more than a few crumbs from your table.

261
Q

Si esto es por…

A

If this is about…

Look, if this is about protecting me, then don’t.

262
Q

acostarse con

A

to bang

“Sony my daughter tried to bang your husband.”

263
Q

tengo entendido

A

it’s my understanding

264
Q

al revés

A

upside down

The American flag was hung upside down.

265
Q

un paisaje

A

a landscape

266
Q

arrojar; lanzar

A

to fling

You flung that thing like a Hot Wheel!

267
Q

amañar

A

to rig

If Jesse used software to rig the election, working for Hollis…

268
Q

un dardo

A

a dart

269
Q

¡Dios mío!

A

Holy smokes!

Holy smokes, I just remembered!

270
Q

estar al tanto

A

keep track

You know I always like to keep track of my friends.

271
Q

una estafa

A

a scam

We inform our users about new scam methods.

272
Q

calcular

A

to reckon

And the chronometer can reckon longitude at sea?

273
Q

un capó

A

a hood

275 supercharged horsepower under that hood.

274
Q

en vano

A

for naught

My efforts to settle things peacefully were for naught.

275
Q

una ventaja

A

a head start

That will give us a head start until the morning.

276
Q

en grande

A

big-time

Evidently it paid off, big-time.

277
Q

tornillos

A

screws

278
Q

pavimentar

A

to pave

And we will pave his way.

279
Q

un susto

A

a scare

You gave everybody a pretty big scare.

280
Q

torpe

A

clumsy

Well, I know how clumsy you are.

281
Q

una ampolla

A

a blister

Repeat until the blister has healed.

282
Q

resumir

A

to summarize

Let us summarize what we have said.

283
Q

vigilar

A

to guard

Schenke, we will guard the entrance.

284
Q

esponjoso

A

fluffy

It’s soft, fluffy and sweet.

285
Q

manchar

A

to smear

But his blood stains should not smear the hands of the king.

286
Q

Copiado

A

Roger that

Roger that. I’ll be there in 30 seconds.

287
Q

cargar con (algo)

A

to lug

I’ve had to lug these things five blocks.

288
Q

una grieta

A

a rift

289
Q

to prevent sb or sth from doing something.

A

keep sb/sth from sth

Try to keep the children from throwing food all over the floor.

290
Q

agárrate fuerte

A

hold tight

Better hold tight, this bike runs on demon energy.

291
Q

ya que

adv

A

since

292
Q

recompensar

A

make it up to

I’ll make it up to you, I swear.

293
Q

esperar

A

stand by

I couldn’t stand by and watch him ruin everything you’ve sacrificed.

294
Q

sin rumbo

A

aimless

Lives of people like you… are aimless.

295
Q

un listón

A

a ribbon

Orange floral print dress with green ribbon.

296
Q

gaviotas

A

seagulls

297
Q

despellejar

A

to flay

The flagra can flay a man alive.

298
Q

quedarse quieto

A

stay still

299
Q

aniquilar

A

to obliterate

I’m going to obliterate all my anti-fans.

300
Q

cansar

A

wear out

Maybe we wore it out.

301
Q

una cubeta

A

a bucket

302
Q

bostezar

A

to yawn

303
Q

un desfile

A

a parade

304
Q

sospechoso

A

shady

I’m just saying it’s a little shady.

305
Q

entregar

A

hand out

Before we hand out prizes, Jonathan has some very exciting news.

306
Q

lodo

A

mud

307
Q

ingenuo

A

naive

308
Q

el amanecer

noun

A

the sunrise

People play and sing until the sunrise.

309
Q

¿Qué ganas tú?

A

What’s in it for you?

310
Q

en masa, en multitud, a montones

A

in droves

They’ll come in in droves.

311
Q

tartamudear

A

to stutter

312
Q

to become separated from something by force

A

break off

A large piece of ice had broken off from the iceberg.

313
Q

un bache

A

a pothole

314
Q

to have a particular total (phrasal verb)

A

amount to something

The cost of repairing the roof amounted to $900.

315
Q

able to be used more than once

adj

A

reusable

I always carry a reusable shopping bag.

316
Q

a thick, soft, cloth or plastic-covered paper that can be placed between the legs and fastened around the waist, used for a baby who has not yet learned to use a toilet.

n

A

a diaper

317
Q

an area of ground where you can leave your car for a short time

n

A

a parking lot

318
Q

a brightly coloured bird that can copy what people say

n

A

a parrot

319
Q

the foot of an animal, such as a cat or a dog

n

A

a paw

320
Q

one of the sharp, curved nails on the feet of some animals and birds

n

A

a claw

321
Q

an irritating feeling in the skin that makes one want to scratch

n

A

an itch

He had an itch in the middle of his back and could not scratch it easily.

322
Q

a thin soup, often with vegetables or rice in it

n

A

broth

chicken/turkey/beef broth

323
Q

una gallina

A

a hen

324
Q

a dark area on your skin where you have been hurt

n

A

a bruise

He suffered cuts and bruises after falling off his bike.

325
Q

una ardilla

A

a squirrel

326
Q

un caracol

A

a snail

327
Q

cera

A

wax

328
Q

untar

A

to spread

She spread the bread with jam.

329
Q

una presa (Abelardo L Rodríguez)

A

a quarry

330
Q

un nudo (rope, tied)

A

a knot

331
Q

una alacena

A

a cupboard

332
Q

to stop sticking (phrasal verb)

A

come unstuck

The label has come unstuck.

333
Q

the bottom part of a shoe

n

A

sole

334
Q

not wearing any shoes or socks

adj

A

barefoot

They ran barefoot along the beach.

335
Q

having a regular surface that has no holes in it.

adj

A

smooth

a smooth floor

336
Q

un moco

A

a booger

Plus, there is a booger on the page.

337
Q

any thick, sticky, unpleasant substance

n

A

gunk

There was a lot of gunk on my bike chain.

338
Q

the result of cutting, styling etc a person’s hair

n

A

a hairstyle

I like your new hairstyle.

339
Q

vinagre

A

vinegar

340
Q

rociar (v)

A

to spray

341
Q

una manguera

A

a hose

342
Q

lentejas

A

lentils

343
Q

un desodorante

A

a deodorant

344
Q

a piece of hair that always sticks out on someone’s head

n (c)

A

a cowlick

345
Q

falta de respeto

A

lack of respect

What really annoys me is your lack of respect.

346
Q

un pedo

A

a fart

347
Q

Porque sí/no (‘Cuz you could)

A

Just because

  • Hitler! Why’d you kill all them Jews!
  • Just because.
348
Q

one of the floors of a ship, bus, or plane

n

A

a deck

The children like to sit on the top deck of the bus.

349
Q

similar to get stuck

A

be caught

He was always afraid he’d be caught in an elevator.

350
Q

arreglárselas sin…

phrasal verb

A

do without

We’ll just have to do without a phone.

351
Q

to kill and eat an animal (phrasal verb)

A

prey on

Lions prey on huge herds of wildebeest and zebra.

352
Q

escaso (adj)

A

scarce

Food is scarce because of the drought.

353
Q

un castor

A

a beaver

354
Q

something that you do (acto; acción)

n

A

a deed

Good deeds.

355
Q

olfatear

A

to sniff

A dog can only sniff well.

356
Q

cilantro

A

cilantro

357
Q

to supply land with water so that crops and plants will grow

A

to irrigate

irrigated land/fields

358
Q

para que…

adv

A

so that

I’ll wash this dress so that you can wear it.

359
Q

the part of a building that is under the ground and supports it (cimientos)

n

A

foundation

The house has concrete foundations.

360
Q

de primera necesidad; básico

adj

A

staple

staple food/items

361
Q

where someone or something originally comes from

n (plural)

A

roots

He lives in London but his roots are in Ireland.

362
Q

the group of people who work or operate a ship, aeroplane/airplane, bus etc

n

A

a crew

363
Q

un buque

A

a vessel

364
Q

to arrive somewhere

A

to reach

We won’t reach Miami till five o’clock.

365
Q

a formal document giving rights or privileges

n

A

a charter

the United Nations Charter of Human Rights.

366
Q

without mercy; cruel

adj

A

merciless

He had acquired a reputation for being a merciless ruler.

367
Q

to treat carelessly or not give enough attention to (descuidar; desatender)

A

to neglect

He neglected his work.

368
Q

un hongo venenoso

A

a toadstool

369
Q

the skin of horses

A

horsehide

Horsehide leather is very tough and durable.

370
Q

to start a trip by boat/ship (phrasal verb)

A

set sail

371
Q

The act of showing respect to a higher power. (v)

A

to worship

The Pilgrims were looking for a place where they could live and worship in their own way.

372
Q

to become less, or to make something become less

A

to diminish

Your pain should diminish gradually after taking these tablets.

373
Q

People from the Netherlands

A

Dutch

374
Q

a hole in something that a liquid or gas comes out of

n

A

a leak

There is a leak in the roof.

Gas leak

375
Q

difficult situations

adj

A

harsh

I was born in 1820, a harsh time of change in England.

376
Q

slightly wet

adj

A

damp

This towel is still damp.

377
Q

(something that causes) difficult or unpleasant conditions of life (dificultades)

n

A

hardship

economic hardship

378
Q

not having been protected from sun, wind, or rain and so marked or damaged by them

adj

A

weather-beaten

The fisherman had a weather-beaten face.

379
Q

in the wrong direction

A

off course

Captain, we’re off course!

380
Q

to use anything to keep you alive

phrasal verb

A

survive off of

I had to survive off of salt water.

381
Q

feroz

adj

A

fierce

The competition turned to a fierce fight overnight.

382
Q

number of dead people

n

A

casualties

It was a very bloody battle, and casualties were high for both countries.

383
Q

a document that says who will get your money, house, and things when you die

n

A

a will

She left me some money in her will.

384
Q

violent protests

n

A

a riot

This could easily start a riot.

385
Q

over the side of a ship (al mar)

A

overboard

On the ship from England, they threw bodies overboard.

386
Q

someone whose job is buying and selling goods, usually in large amounts

n

A

a merchant

a wine/grain merchant

387
Q

abastecer

A

to stock

Tomorrow I’ll get anything you want to stock the kitchen.

388
Q

resultar contraproducente

A

to backfire

Unfortunately this strategy backfired.

389
Q

something you do to deceive someone (engaño; trampa)

n

A

a trick

I wasn’t really ill – it was just a trick.

390
Q

a large, strong wooden or metal box

n

A

a chest

When can you deliver the ammunition chests?

391
Q

to throw goods, fuel, or equipment from a ship or aircraft to make it lighter

A

to jettison

The captain was forced to jettison the cargo and make an emergency landing.

392
Q

excluído del…

A

cut out of

By this time the uncle is dead, she’s cut out of the will.

393
Q

similar to weapons

n

A

arms

394
Q

An act (una señal; una seña)

n

A

a signal

395
Q

similar to ride

A

to mount

He mounted his horse.

396
Q

a written agreement between two or more countries

n

A

a treaty

a peace treaty

397
Q

similar to approval

n

A

consent

The government got the consent of the citizens.

398
Q

similar to fight back (phrasal verb)

A

strike back

399
Q

good and bad times

A

ups and downs

He had his ups and downs on the battlefield.

400
Q

momento decisivo

A

turning point

That was a turning point in world history.

401
Q

to get rid of (phrasal verb)

A

throw off

They were following us, but we threw them off.

402
Q

esclavitud (two synonyms)

A

bondage; slavery

The slaves were kept in bondage.

403
Q

to take something, especially something necessary or pleasant, away from someone

(v)

A

to deprive

They were deprived of food for long periods of time.

404
Q

an occasion when police enter a building without warning to discover something illegal (una redada)

A

a raid

They have already been carrying out raids against immigrants in other factories in North Carolina.

405
Q

an amount of money that you owe someone

n

A

a debt

He’s in debt.

406
Q

trabajo duro; trabajos forzados

A

hard labor

The sentence is two years at hard labor.

407
Q

sad or depressed

adj

A

gloomy

Don’t look so gloomy.

408
Q

to kill in a cruel manner, especially in large numbers

A

to slaughter

The unarmed villagers were brutally slaughtered.

409
Q

in or to another place

adv

A

elsewhere

If we can’t find it here, we’ll have to go elsewhere.

410
Q

beneficioso; rentable

A

profitable

a profitable business

411
Q

Everything that surrounds you

n

A

surroundings

Have you got used to your new surroundings?

412
Q

to trade by giving (one thing) in exchange (for another)

A

to barter

The bandits used to barter gold for guns.

413
Q

to talk about something in the past (phrasal verb)

A

reach back

The roots of slavery reach back to the Shang Dinasty in China.

414
Q

an area on a plane or ship for storing things

n

A

a hold

A cargo hold

415
Q

very full of people or things

adj

A

crammed

a crammed train/room

416
Q

very unusual

A

unheard of

Allow me to say that what you have achieved is almost unheard of.

417
Q

a personal possession

n

A

chattel

He treated his wife as little more than a chattel.

418
Q

When the Sun goes down

n

A

sunset

419
Q

similar to destiny (suerte; destino)

A

fate

A terrible fate awaited her.

420
Q

humildad

A

humility

Despite his powerful position in the government, he was still a man of great humility.

421
Q

to make the effort to do something (molestarse en)

A

to bother

He didn’t even bother to call.

422
Q

con el propósito de…

adv

A

in order to

I came here in order to humiliate you.

423
Q

a state of confusion, uncertainty, or disorder

n

A

turmoil

The whole region is in turmoil.

424
Q

used to describe something on which something else is based (fundamental; esencial)

adj

A

underlying

So the underlying aim is to boost economic growth.

425
Q

To extend your body parts (estirarse)

phrasal verb

A

stretch out

5 exercises to stretch out your glutes.

426
Q

to do a job or a piece of work

A

to perform

Surgeons performed the operation in less than two hours.

427
Q

loyalty to a person, group, idea etc

n

A

allegiance

I have no allegiance to any political party.

428
Q

the major title of a report

noun plural

A

headlines

the news headlines

429
Q

to criticize as morally wrong or evil

A

to condemn

This decision was greatly condemned by the president.

430
Q

The act of separating from a nation to be independent

n

A

a secession

The secession of Puerto Rico from the United States.

431
Q

to become independent of a country or area of government (v)

A

to secede

There is likely to be civil war if the region tries to secede from the south.

432
Q

debido a que

A

on the grounds that

I am, however, in favour of rejecting the common position on the grounds that it is completely unsatisfactory.

433
Q

to file a lawsuit

A

bring suit

Then we’ll bring suit to JL Pesticides they were negligent.

434
Q

to make it difficult to do something (dificultar)

A

to hinder

Our progress was hindered by bad weather.

435
Q

to give up or abandon

A

to surrender

He surrendered his claim to the throne

436
Q 
to resist (successfully)
(resistirse (a), aguantar)
A

to withstand

They built the shelter to withstand the attack.

437
Q

a violent attack

n

A

a charge

It won’t withstand another full charge, captain.

438
Q

to run away from danger

A

to flee

The soldiers dropped their weapons and fled the battlefield.

439
Q

a gas or vapour/vapor that rises from hot or boiling water or other liquid

n

A

steam

a cloud of steam

440
Q

a piece of equipment that turns around and makes a ship or plane move (hélice)

n

A

propeller

441
Q

in the past

A

formerly

The European Union was formerly called the European Community.

442
Q

something that covers a surface (capa)

n

A

a layer

The shelf was covered in a thick layer of dust.

443
Q

blindado

adj

A

armored

She booked two jeeps and an armored transport.

444
Q

something that is very easy to do

adj

A

child’s play

For her, computer programming is child’s play.

445
Q

to become smaller, or to make something smaller

A

to shrink

The company’s profits have shrunk from $5.5 million to $1.25 million.

446
Q

to repair (a building, a painting, a piece of furniture etc) so that it looks as it used to (v)

A

to restore

The church is going to be restored.

447
Q

to feel very sad because someone has died (estar de duelo)

A

to mourn

He mourned for his dead son every day.

448
Q

colarse en (phrasal verb)

A

sneak into

That guy snuck into the hospital and took those pictures of me.

449
Q

a quemarropa

A

point-blank

He was executed point-blank in his garage.

450
Q

the number of people who die because of an event such as a war or an accident

n

A

death toll

The day after the explosion the death toll had risen to 90.

451
Q

not enough in amount

adj

A

meagre

A meagre ration/salary

452
Q

sin valor

adj

A

worthless

a worthless object

453
Q

situations that involve a particular subject (asuntos)

n

A

affairs

an expert on foreign affairs

He refused to discuss his financial affairs.

454
Q

to give up something such as a responsibility or claim (v)

A

to relinquish

The dictator was forced to relinquish control of the country.

455
Q

finales del

A

turn of the

At the turn of the 19th century

456
Q

estallar (phrasal verb)

A

break out

War could break out at any time.

457
Q

change the situation (dar vuelta a la tortilla)

A

turn the table

American troops turned the table in favor of the Allies.

458
Q

bolsa; mercado de valores

A

stock market

459
Q

a short pause in which nothing happens

n

A

a hiatus

The company expects to resume production of the vehicle again after a two-month hiatus.

460
Q

to form part of something, especially a larger group (v)

A

to comprise

Women comprise 15 percent of the police force.

461
Q

entrar en acción

A

kick into action

After a period of peace, World War II kicked into action.

462
Q

cambiar las cosas

A

turn the tide

It’s time to turn the tide.

463
Q

a sudden attack of illness which damages the brain, causing paralysis, loss of feeling in the body etc

n

A

a stroke

She suffered a stroke.

464
Q

seguir sus pasos

A

follow in his footsteps

And your father trained you through childhood to follow in his footsteps.

465
Q

Jewish people

A

Jews

466
Q

disolverse

A

to dissolve

The pills dissolve easily in water.

467
Q

to destroy completely (exterminar)

phrasal verb

A

wipe out

They wiped out the whole regiment in one battle.

468
Q

salir a la luz

A

come to light

I think one or two inconvenient truths might come to light.

469
Q

mantener a alguien con el alma en vilo

A

keep someone on the edge of their seat

Cold War kept the world on the edge of their seats.

470
Q

seen or considered

adj

A

looked upon

The USA was looked upon as the sheriff of the world.

471
Q

a person or country that helps you when you are arguing or fighting with another person or country

n

A

an ally

472
Q

to make someone leave a school, organization, or country

v

A

to expel

He was expelled from school for fighting.

473
Q

to increase suddenly (and profitably)

v

A

to boom

Business has been booming this week.

474
Q

to take control of a plane during a flight, especially using violence

(v)

A

to hijack

The plane was hijacked by terrorists.

475
Q

al borde de

adv

A

on the verge of

Sudan is on the verge of a new civil war.

476
Q

to remove someone important from a powerful position (v)

A

to depose

King Charles I was deposed from the English throne in 1646.

477
Q

a (system of) government

n

A

a regime

a Communist regime

478
Q

juzgado (a)

adj

A

tried

Eleven persons were tried and sentenced.

479
Q

acusado (a)

adj

A

charged

Former ministers have been charged with corruption.

480
Q

criticar

A

to criticize

481
Q

un recinto

A

a compound

They’re somewhere outside the compound.

482
Q

operaciones encubiertas

A

covert operations

483
Q

civiles

A

civilians

484
Q

to get rid of completely (erradicar)

phrasal verb

A

root out

We must do our best to root out poverty.

485
Q

percibir

A

to perceive

In this dark covering they cannot perceive joy.

486
Q

planteamientos

A

approaches

We’ll learn different approaches to improve our health.

487
Q

to run slowly for exercise (v)

A

to jog

I jog through the park every morning.

488
Q

confianza en sí mismo

n

A

self-confidence

You need plenty of self-confidence to be a good teacher.

489
Q

ansiedad

A

anxiety

490
Q

the act of consuming

n

A

consumption

The consumption of coffee has increased.

491
Q

The organ that alcoholic people kill

n

A

liver

492
Q

úlceras

A

ulcers

493
Q

a general medical examination to see if you are healthy

n

A

a check-up

I’m going to the doctor for a check-up.

494
Q

ir de la mano (expresión coloquial)

A

go hand in hand

Business success can go hand in hand with protecting the environment.

495
Q

using or needing a lot of effort (enérgico; intenso)

adj

A

strenuous

Avoid strenuous exercise after a giving blood.

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