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25 Cards in this Set
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Jaw |
Mandíbula |
He had a firm jaw and an aquiline nose. |
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Hit |
Golpear |
He hit the table angrily. The woman hit the robber with her purse. |
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Whack |
Porrazo/Golpear |
Cecilia gave her sister a whack on the head for calling her stupid. |
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Trapped |
Atrapado |
Ben earned minimum wage and felt trapped by his debts. Ben ganaba el salario mínimo y se veía atrapado por las deudas |
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Boarder |
Huésped |
Elizabeth started taking in boarders when her five children were grown and married. Elizabeth comenzó a rentarle a huéspedes cuando sus cinco hijos maduraron y se casaron. |
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Neat |
Ordenado |
If you want to go to the movies, I want to see your room neat. |
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Trot |
Trote |
The horse trotted to the other side of the riding ring. |
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Drape |
Cubrir/Cortina |
Jamie draped a coat over his head to protect himself from the rain as he ran to his car. Heather pulled the drape and squinted in the bright sunlight. Squinted: entrecerrar los ojos |
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Court |
Tribunal |
The court will decide who should pay for the expenses. |
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Ware |
Cerámica/Vajilla |
The archaeologists discovered a trove of glazed ware on the dig. My girlfriend is pretty clumsy, so I've just started buying plastic ware. |
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Knit |
Tejer |
Mrs. Fairhead is knitting sweaters for her grandchildren. |
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Knit |
Tejer |
Mrs. Fairhead is knitting sweaters for her grandchildren. |
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Trade |
Comercio/intercambiar |
The government wants to increase international trade. Would you trade seats with me? |
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Knit |
Tejer |
Mrs. Fairhead is knitting sweaters for her grandchildren. |
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Trade |
Comercio/intercambiar |
The government wants to increase international trade. Would you trade seats with me? |
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Grin |
Sonrisa burlona |
His grin hid the fact that he was actually a brilliant scholar. |
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Knit |
Tejer |
Mrs. Fairhead is knitting sweaters for her grandchildren. |
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Trade |
Comercio/intercambiar |
The government wants to increase international trade. Would you trade seats with me? |
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Grin |
Sonrisa burlona |
His grin hid the fact that he was actually a brilliant scholar. |
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Embrace |
Abrazo/abrazar/aceptar |
She held her baby in a warm embrace. When I get home I'm going to embrace you and never let you go. The committee seems to have wholeheartedly embraced my proposal. Con ganas |
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Knit |
Tejer |
Mrs. Fairhead is knitting sweaters for her grandchildren. |
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Trade |
Comercio/intercambiar |
The government wants to increase international trade. Would you trade seats with me? |
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Grin |
Sonrisa burlona |
His grin hid the fact that he was actually a brilliant scholar. |
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Embrace |
Abrazo/abrazar/aceptar |
She held her baby in a warm embrace. When I get home I'm going to embrace you and never let you go. The committee seems to have wholeheartedly embraced my proposal. Con ganas |
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Raw |
Crudo/Puro |
There was a tray of raw vegetables to snack on. The raw emotion he expressed himself with got him into trouble frequently. |