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aspirar a
to aspire to
desempeñar un papel
to play a role
educar
to bring up, to rear
socializar
to socialize
el amo/a de casa
homemaker
la aspiración
aspiration, goal
el cambio
change
la carrera
career, profession, major (in university)
la custodia
custody
la educación
upbringing, education
la expectativia
expectation
feminista
feminist
la igualidad
equality
la infancia
infancy
el juguete
toy
la juventud
childhood, youth
el machista
male chauvinist
la meta
goal
la muñeca
doll
el papel
role
la pelota
ball
el prejuicio
prejudice
el puesto
job, position
los quehaceres domésticos
household chores
la responsabilidad
responsibility
la sensibilidad
emotional sensitivity
la socialización
socialization
el sueldo
salary
la vejez
old age
femenino/a
feminine
feminista
feminist
masculino/a
masculine
alguna vez
ever
en cuanto a ...
as far as ... is concerned
en estos días
these days
recientemente
recently
últimamente
lately
tener éxito

Quiero tener éxito cuando me gradúo

Mi padre tenía éxito cuando trabajaba en la ingeniería
to be successful (in a particular field or activity... sports, work)

I want to be successful when I graduate.

My father was successful when he worked in the engineering field.
lograr

Pablo siempre logra cantar una canción bonita.
to succeed (in doing something), to manage (in doing something)

Pablo always manages to sing a beautiful song.
suceder

Obama sucedió Bush como el presidente de los Estados Unidos
to occur, to happen (in a successive order)

Obama succeeded Bush as president of the United States
asistir a

Julio nunca asista a clase.
to attend (a function)

Julio never attends class
atender

Nuestro camarero nos atendió muy bien.
to attend (in the sense of taking into account, to take care of, or to wait on)

Our waiter took care of us well.
ayudar

Me ayudaron mucho.
to assist, to help

They helped me a great deal.
ponerse

Me voy a pongo feliz.
to become (a physical or emotional state, always followed by an adjective)

I'm going to become happy.
volverse

Juanita se volvió loco.
Me estoy volviendo ciego
to become (indication a sudden and/or irreversible change)

Juanita become (went) crazy.
I am becoming (going) blind
llegar a ser

Elvis Presley llegó a ser un símbolo nacional.
to become (gradual change over time, effortless or unintended change)

Elvis Presley became a national symbol.
hacerse

Se hizo médica despues de muchos años de educación.
to become (gradual change over time, subject works to achieve it)

She became a doctor after many years of education.