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Essential English-Spanish Vocabulary List: Phrases & Terms

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Honesty, Deception & Beliefs

  • Be economical: ser económico
  • Bluntly: francamente
  • Deny: negar
  • Fake: falso
  • Fall for sth: caer en (algo, un engaño)
  • Gossip: chismes / cotillear
  • Hoax: engaño / bulo
  • Make up: maquillarse / inventar
  • Own up: confesar
  • Pigs might fly: Cuando las ranas críen pelo / Ni de coña (expresión idiomática de imposibilidad)
  • Pretend: fingir
  • Tell tales: contar cuentos / chismorrear
  • Two-time: engañar (a la pareja)
  • White lie: mentira piadosa
  • Back up: reforzar / apoyar / hacer copia de seguridad
  • Cover up: ocultar / encubrir
  • Point out: señalar / indicar
  • Tamper with: manipular / alterar
  • Agnostic: agnóstico
  • Atheist: ateo
  • Be convinced: estar convencido
  • Believe in: creer en
  • Condemn: condenar
  • Condone: condonar / aprobar / pasar por alto (algo malo)
  • Disapprove:
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Mastering Essential English Vocabulary: Crime, Clothing, and More

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English Vocabulary Essentials

Crime and Justice Vocabulary

  • arrest: arresto
  • break the law: romper la ley
  • commit a crime: cometer un crimen
  • get away with (something): salirse con la suya
  • get carried away: dejarse llevar
  • give a sentence: dictar una sentencia
  • go to court: ir al juzgado
  • go to prison: ir a prisión
  • pay a fine: pagar una multa
  • punish: castigar
  • spend time in prison: pasar tiempo en prisión
  • treat fairly: tratar justamente

Key Nouns in Crime and Justice

  • criminal: criminal
  • judge: juez
  • offender: delincuente
  • victim: víctima
  • witness: testigo

Noun Suffixes

Learn how to form nouns from verbs and other words:

  • Assistassistance
  • Contaminatecontamination
  • Discoverdiscovery
  • Disturbdisturbance
  • Enquireenquiry
  • Establishestablishment
  • Examine
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Essential Phrases & Environmental Concerns

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Essential Phrases for Essays

Argumento (Argument)

1st Paragraph:

  • In the first place = En primer lugar
  • First of all = Antes que nada
  • To start with = Para empezar
  • At first sight = A primera vista

2nd Paragraph:

  • Secondly = En Segundo lugar
  • In the second place = En segundo lugar

3rd Paragraph:

  • Finally = Por ultimo
  • Lastly = Por ultimo
  • In conclusion = Para concluir

Opinión (Opinion)

  • In my opinion = En mi opinión
  • In my point of view = En mi opinión
  • From my point of view = Desde mi punto de vista
  • Personally = Personalmente
  • As far as I'm concerned = Por lo que a mí respecta

Contraste (Contrast)

  • However = Sin embargo
  • Nevertheless = No obstante
  • On the one hand...on the other hand = Por una parte…otra parte
  • Although = Aunque
  • In spite of = A pesar de

Expresar Hechos (Expressing

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English Relationship Vocabulary and Modal Verbs

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Relationship and Social Vocabulary

  • Sparks: chispa
  • Perfect Match: combinación perfecta
  • Going Out: salir
  • Sweaty: sudoroso
  • Values: valores
  • Made Friends: hacer amigos
  • Background: educación/formación
  • Work Out: elaborar
  • Get to Know: llegar a saber
  • Matching: unión
  • Tie the Knot: atar el nudo
  • Get Along: llevarse bien
  • Lasts: durar
  • Date: cita
  • Falling in Love: enamorado
  • Single: soltero
  • Relationship: relaciones
  • Increase: aumentar/crecimiento
  • Give it a Chance: dar una oportunidad
  • Research: estudio
  • Argue: argumentar
  • Role: papel/oficio
  • Doubt: duda
  • Keep in Touch: mantener el contacto
  • Claims: reclamaciones
  • Arrange: arreglar
  • Grown Apart: distanciarse
  • Takes After: parecerse
  • Engaged: compromiso
  • Relative: familiar
  • Couple: pareja
  • Fiancé: novio
  • Acquaintance: conocidos
  • Close Friend: amigo cercano

Personality

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Learn English Vocabulary: Negative Prefixes, Extreme Adjectives, Adventure Verbs, and Crime Terms

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Unit 2: Negative Prefixes

  • disapprove
  • dishonesty
  • disloyalty
  • illegal
  • illegible
  • immature
  • impolite
  • maleducado
  • impossible
  • incompatible
  • irrational
  • irresponsible
  • uncomfortable
  • unusual

Extreme Adjectives

  • amazed
  • attractive
  • brilliant
  • clever
  • delighted
  • encantado
  • devastated
  • fascinated
  • funny
  • gorgeous
  • precioso
  • hideous
  • horrible
  • hilarius
  • divertidisimo
  • interested
  • miserable
  • pleased
  • contento
  • sad
  • scared
  • surprised
  • terrified
  • ugly
  • upset
  • alterado

Unit 3: Adventure

Verbs

  • book
  • reservar
  • catch a plane
  • explore
  • go swimming
  • go on an adventure
  • go on holiday
  • hire
  • alquilar
  • pack
  • hacer la maleta
  • spend a day
  • sunbathe
  • tomar el sol
  • take a trip
  • ir de viaje
  • take a photograph

Nouns

  • bugee jump
  • puenting
  • crevasse
  • grieta
  • desert
  • summit
  • cumbre
  • sunburn
  • suntan
  • bronceado
  • survival

Noun Suffixes

  • ability
  • ambition
  • caution
  • determination
  • encouragement
  • animo
  • endurance
  • resistencia
  • enjoyment
  • happiness
  • imagination
  • inspiration
  • patience
  • performance
  • actuacion
  • reality
  • toughness
  • resistencia
  • violence
  • weakness

Get,

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Civil Engineering and Earthquake-Resistant Design

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My Journey in Civil Engineering

My name is Alejandra Rubio Cardenas, and I am studying Civil Engineering at the Catholic University of Maule. I chose this path because I aspire to be a professional engineer. Currently, I am learning about the immense value of reinforced concrete in modern construction. Most buildings, dams, and bridges are built with this material because it is exceptionally strain-resistant.

We are learning how to design houses and apartments that can withstand high magnitudes on the Richter scale. These structures must incorporate a specific factor of safety. I am dedicated to studying Civil Engineering because I want to improve earthquake-resistant infrastructure in my country.

The Importance of Modern Infrastructure

Civil Engineering

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Essential Spanish Vocabulary: English to Spanish Words

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Essential English-Spanish Vocabulary List

  • ...are used - se usan
  • ...is used - se usa
  • A few hours ago - hace unas horas
  • A long time ago - hace mucho tiempo
  • A table for...# - una mesa para #
  • A/an - un/una
  • Above - sobre
  • To accuse - acusar
  • Administration - la administración
  • Administrator - el administrador
  • Afternoon - la tarde
  • Algebra - el álgebra
  • To allow/permit - permitir
  • Almond - la almendra
  • Already - ya
  • An hour ago - hace una hora
  • Andean - andino/a
  • To announce - anunciar
  • To answer - contestar
  • To arrive - llegar
  • Art - el arte
  • To ask (a question) - preguntar
  • To ask for/order - pedir
  • Assistant - el asistente
  • Astronomy - la astronomía
  • At/to - a
  • To attend - asistir a
  • Avocado - el aguacate
  • Backpack - la mochila
  • Bacon - el tocino
  • Bad - estar mal/ser malo
  • Baked - al horno
  • Band -
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English Grammar & Vocabulary: Core Concepts for Learners

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Key English Words for Comparison & Time

Here are some essential English words with their Spanish equivalents, focusing on comparisons and temporal expressions:

  • Like: Como algo (similar a algo)
  • Alike: Similar
  • As: En el rol de (en el papel de)
  • Exactly: Exactamente
  • Just: Solo (únicamente)
  • Identical: Idéntico
  • Already: Ya (antes de ahora)
  • Still: Todavía
  • Just: Justo ahora o Acabo de (recientemente o en este momento)
  • Since: Desde (inicio de un período)
  • For: Desde (duración de un período)
  • Yet: Aún (se coloca al final de la oración)

Mastering the Present Perfect Tense

The Present Perfect tense is used to describe actions that happened at an unspecified time before now, or actions that started in the past and continue to the present. Here's a breakdown:... Continue reading "English Grammar & Vocabulary: Core Concepts for Learners" »

Simple present complemento

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Present simple

(+)s + v + s+comple.

Exam: You go to england

            He goes to  parís

(-)s + do/does +not+ v(forma base)+comp

Exam: You don´t to england

            He doesn´t to parís

(¿) Do/does +S+ v(normal)+complemento

exam:      Do you go to england?

                 Does he go to England?

 ( Se usa para acciones habituales ) adverbios : every day week,sometimes,usually,always,never,hardly ever,often,usually

exam: we often go to the beach

            we don´t often go to the Beach

             i visit my aunt every sunday

Present continuos

(+) s +be+ v+ ing + comple

 exam:   You are writing an Gmail

(-) s+ be + not + v + ing+ complemento

exam: you aren´t writing an Gmail

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Riverbank Stories: Vocabulary and Grammar Insights

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Vocabulary

  • Gangway: Pasarela, pasadizo
  • Shad: Sábalo (type of fish)
  • Pulled out: Retirado
  • Rich: Rico
  • Wreck: Ruina, naufragio, hundir
  • Ran out: Salir corriendo
  • Barge: Barcaza
  • Vessels: Buque, vaso, barco, recipiente
  • Sloops: Corbeta (type of ship)
  • Clogged: Obstruir, atascar

A Day in the Country

Last August, we decided to drive into the country. There were a lot of cars on the road, so it took us a long time to find a quiet place. We got our food out of the car and sat down near a path at the foot of a hill. Soon afterwards, we heard bells ringing, and we had to run back to the car. About two hundred sheep were coming down the path.

Johnny First Pichula

The ships clogged the riverbank with everything from sloops to rafts to barges.

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