Word Of The Day Flashcards
Flowery
Floreado
flourish
el floreo
To pour (rain)
diluviar
Damp
húmeda
Shine
El lustre
To soak
The water soaked my shoes
Calar
El agua me caló los zapatos
Awesome
Fantastic
Cool (meaning good or fun)
Chido
Heavy rain shower
Chubasco
To plant
Sembrar
Gusty
Racheado
Spring brings with it rain and gusty wind
La primavera va acompañado de lluvia y viento racheado
To shine
Brillar
Muddy
Embarrado
Lamb
Cordero
Down pour
Aguacero
Picturesque
Pintoresco
Reappear
retoñar
To sprout
retoñar
Slowly
Despacito
Slippery
Resbalosa
Rock
Roca
Waltz
Vals
A cold (illness)
resfriado
To drizzle (weather) To drizzle on
lloviznar
lloviznarse
Magnet
el imán
several
varias
It was only supposed to drizzle today, but it ended up pouring
Se supone que solo lloviznara hoy, pero terminó diluviando
The tree started to sprout when spring began.
El árbol empezó a retoñar al llegar la primavera.
to gnaw
ratonar
it looks like
parece que
Accelerate
acelerar
bridge
puente
Accelerate
acelerar
bridge
puente
step by step
paso a paso
little by little
poco a poco
despite
a pesar de;
a pese
pioneer
pionero
although
aunque
fertile
(Agriculture only)
(Also biological and prolific)
fértil (all 3)
fecundo (latter 2)
flower
el flor
to exceed
sobrepasar
every day
a diario
quite old
bastante mayor
it looks good
se ve bueno
such as
tales como
skill
destreza
to refuse
negarse (me niego)
to deny;
to refute
negar (niego)
loyal
leal
paranoid
paranoico
therapy
terapia
anxiety
ansiedad
medicine
medicamento
to recover
recuperar
to plot
maquinar (maquino)
the detective began to plot
el detective se puso a maquinar
trap
trampa
to catch (a thief)
atrapar a (un ladrón)
to blame
echar la culpa
Don’t blame me if your plan doesn’t work out.
No me eches la culpa si no te sale bien tu plan.
everything else
todo lo demás
the hip
la cadera
roof;
ceiling
techo
to resound;
The builders’ hammering resounded throughout the house.
retumbar;
Los martillazos de los albañiles retumbaban por toda la casa.
confortable
cómodo
the crime
el delito
to cross the street
cruzar la calle
to commit a serious crime
cometer un delito grave
a pedestrian
un peatón
the hall or hallway
el vestíbulo
lettuce leaf
hoja de lechuga
to stick out
asomar
a seed
una semilla
direct object pronouns
me te lo, la nos los, las
indirect objects
me te le nos les
the racket (noise)
el alboroto
to entertain
entretener
other people’s; someone else’s; unaware; alíen; foreign (as in not belonging or being out of place
ajeno
Thomas became rich with other people’s money
Tomás llegó a ser rico con dinero ajeno.
the fraud
el/la farsante
in fact
de hecho
en efecto
en realidad
It drives me crazy
Cómo se me desespera (desesperar) loco.
cliff
peña
attentive
atento
jealous
celoso
face - physical or abstract
cara (physical)
rostro (abstract such as emotion showing on a person’s face)
nice
majo
to gossip;
gossip (rumor);
gossip (person who gossips)
chismear,
chisme (rumor);
chismoso (person)
a ride
pon
