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Medical & Everyday Vocabulary

English to Spanish Terms

• Tablet: Comprimido
• Stomach ache: Dolor de estómago
• It's twenty past one: Son la 1:20
• Neck: Cuello
• Low cholesterol: Colesterol bajo
• Iron: Hierro
• Elbow: Codo
• Lotion: Loción
• Shoulder: Hombro
• Cream: Crema
• Onion: Cebolla

Spanish to English Terms

• Mano: Hand
• Oreja: Ear
• Nariz: Nose
• Espalda: Back
• Carne: Meat
• Pescado: Fish
• Vegetales: Vegetables
• Productos lácteos: Dairy products

Pharmacy Dialogues

Dialogue 1: Spanish Interaction

• Pharmacist: Buenos días, ¿puedo ayudarle?
• Patient: Sí, esto me duele.
• Pharmacist: ¿Le duele la garganta?
• Patient: Sí, me duele la garganta.

Dialogue 2: English Pharmacy Visit

• Pharmacist: Hello, Ochoa Pharmacy. May I help you?
• Patient: I'm not feeling well. I feel dizzy and I have a bad headache.

1. Grice’s Cooperative Principle: Flouting Maxims

Dialogue:

• A: Do you know where Mike is?
• B: There is a yellow BMW (Pragmatic presupposition: Mike owns a yellow BMW) outside Sue’s house. (Implicature: Mike is at Sue’s house).

This dialogue exemplifies the flouting of maxims. Flouting occurs when a speaker intends to communicate despite an apparent lack of cooperation. The speaker assumes the listener will use context to grasp the additional information intended beyond the literal utterance.

2. Analyzing Misunderstandings

Dialogue:

• A: I’d have some coffee, Daphne... Daphne?
• B: Er, Daph, this is Joe de Carlo. Joe, this is Daphne, she helps me here.
• C: Smells great. Colombian?
• D: (Laughs) No, English. (Realizes). The coffee is Costa Rican.
• C: Thanks.

Mastering Irregular Verbs in English and Spanish

This list provides common irregular verbs in English, along with their past simple and past participle forms, and their Spanish translations.

• beat/beat/beaten: ganar
• eat/ate/eaten: comer
• drive/drove/driven: conducir
• dream/dreamed/dreamed: soñar
• draw/drew/drawn: dibujar
• do/did/done: hacer
• cost/cost/cost: costar
• come/came/come: venir
• choose/chose/chosen: elegir
• catch/caught/caught: coger
• buy/bought/bought: comprar
• build/built/built: construir
• bring/brought/brought: llevar
• break/broke/broken: romper
• blow/blew/blown: soplar
• bite/bit/bitten: morder
• bend/bent/bent: doblar
• begin/began/begun: empezar
• understand/understood/understood: entender
• sleep/slept/slept: dormir
• mean/meant/meant: significar
• lose/lost/lost: perder
• make/

Creating a User

SQL Command

CREATE USER <nombre_usuario> IDENTIFIED BY <password>;

Granting Privileges

SQL Command

GRANT CONNECT TO <nombre_usuario>;

Creating a Profile

SQL Command

CREATE PROFILE profile_name LIMIT limit(s) range;

Limits

• SESSIONS_PER_USER
• CPU_PER_SESSION
• CPU_PER_CALL
• CONNECT_TIME
• IDLE_TIME
• LOGICAL_READS_PER_SESSION
• LOGICAL_READS_PER_CALL
• COMPOSITE_LIMIT
• PRIVATE_SGA

Range Options

• UNLIMITED
• DEFAULT
• Integer value

Example Profile Creation

CREATE PROFILE MyProfile LIMIT PRIVATE_SGA 50K;

CREATE PROFILE app_user LIMIT

• SESSIONS_PER_USER UNLIMITED
• CPU_PER_SESSION UNLIMITED
• CPU_PER_CALL 3000
• CONNECT_TIME 45
• LOGICAL_READS_PER_SESSION DEFAULT
• LOGICAL_READS_PER_CALL 1000
• PRIVATE_SGA 15K
• COMPOSITE_LIMIT 5000000;

Creating Additional Profiles

CREATE PROFILE

Relive the sound of Summer 2012 with the official tracklist from Flaix FM.

1. Sak Noel – Where? (I Lost My Underwear)
2. Nicki Minaj – Starships (Radio Edit)
3. DJ Antoine feat. The Beat Shakers – Ma Chérie (DJ Antoine vs. Mad Mark 2k12 Radio Edit)
4. Pitbull & Chris Brown – International Love (Album Edit)
5. Bob Sinclar feat. Gilbere Forte, Dragonfly & Fatman Scoop – Rock The Boat
6. Alexandra Stan feat. Carlprit & Jason Ray - 1.000.000
7. Havana Brown – We Run the Night
8. Deniz Koyu – Tung!
9. Victor Magan & Aritz feat. Lessus – Give (Radio Edit)
10. Ian Carey & Rosette feat. Timbaland & Brasco – Amnesia
11. Basto – Again And Again
12. Elena – Your Captain Tonight
13. Tom Hangs & Shermanology – Blessed (Avicii Radio Edit)
14. Mike T feat. Rawanne

CSS Layout and Component Styling

Core Styles

This document defines the foundational CSS for a 960px container layout, including:

• Form Elements: Styled inputs and textareas.
• Buttons: Gradient-based call-to-action buttons.
• Grid System: Three-column layout for social, contact, and updates.
• Media: Rounded image styling for news sections.

Professional Roles and Business Terms

• Accountant: Contador
• Analyst: Analista
• Assistant: Asistente
• Consultant: Consultor
• Manager: Gerente
• Founder: Fundador (who starts a company)
• Partner: Socio (owner of a business)
• Set up: Establecer (start a company)

Industry and Technical Vocabulary

• Team: Equipo (group of people)
• Accounts: Cuentas
• Technical job: Técnico
• Engineering: Ingeniero
• Art: Artista
• Run a business: Ejecutor (responsible for)
• Banking: Banco
• Music: Músico
• Economics: Economía

Digital and Data Terminology

• Data: Datos (collect/analyze)
• Website: Sitio web
• Records: Archivo (keep/check)
• Click: Clic de ratón
• Details: Detalles (check/amend)
• Screen: Pantalla
• Information: Información (file/update)
• Research: Investigación (conduct/do)
• Online shopping: Compras online
• Keyword:

• Talk: A meeting where a speaker provides information and communicates with the audience.
  • Objective: To inform people and create a mental connection.
  • Information is informal and cannot be read.
  • Talks should not last more than one hour.
  • The speaker can ask the public questions, and vice versa.
  • Only one person can participate in a talk as the speaker.
  • The audience can ask questions during a talk.
  • The presenter of a talk can be introduced or follow a specific order.
• Conference: A gathering of people who listen to and face the information others provide.
• Address: An oral argument, persuasive to some extent, addressed to an audience or one person.
  • An address cannot be written as it is an oral presentation that targets the public.
• Interview:
  • The purpose of an

Network Hardware Definitions

• NIC (Network Interface Card): An Ethernet adapter that provides network access. Each card features a unique MAC address. A computer connected to a network is referred to as a node.
• Repeater: Extends the range of a physical connection by mitigating electrical signal degradation.
• Hub: Functions as a multi-port repeater, broadcasting every incoming message to all connected nodes.
• Bridge: Interconnects network segments by switching frames based on a MAC address table.
• Switch: Operates similarly to a bridge but supports multiple segments with higher speeds and advanced features, such as virtual networks and remote configuration.
• Router: Operates at the network layer (e.g., IP protocol) to route packets between interconnected