Essential Vocabulary: Key Terms and Their Meanings
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Essential Vocabulary Terms
Misunderstanding: confusion, error
To keep on: to persist, to hold on
Storage: action of keeping things
To manufacture: to produce, to fabricate
Worthwhile: beneficial, productive, profitable
To arise: to appear, to originate
Well-known: famous, acclaimed
To fulfill: to satisfy, to achieve
Convenience: availability, usefulness
To come about: to result, to happen
To struggle: to fight, to battle
Sachets: small packets
Suspicion: doubt, distrust
Fed up: annoyed, tired
Continuously: frequently, regularly
Soggy: very wet and soft
Crunchy: crispy
Grease: fat, oil
To sprinkle something with: scatter (espolvorear)
Eventually: finally, ultimately
Stale: tasteless, insipid
To attempt to do something: to try, to make an effort
Sticky: gummy, adhesive
Spare time: free time, leisure
To manage to do something: to succeed in
Bookmark: marker placed in a book
To spoil: to ruin, to destroy
To notice: to observe, to perceive
Seed: grain, nut
To devise: to create, to design
Hook: a curved piece of metal or plastic used for hanging something on
Velvet: fabric, material (terciopelo)
Reluctant: hesitant, unenthusiastic
Groceries: food
String: rope, long fiber
Fungus: a type of plant without leaves that gets its food from other living or dead things.
Additional Vocabulary Terms
To trust: to believe, to place confidence in
To be made redundant: to be fired
To heal: to cure, to recover
Treatment: medical care
Impressed: fascinated, aroused
To reach: to arrive at, to come to
Increasingly: to a greater extent, more and more
Dissatisfied: unhappy, annoyed
To persuade: to convince to do, to advise
To emigrate: to move to another country
To launch: to begin selling
Glamorous: sophisticated in style, alluring
Apprentice: novice/learner of a trade
To be concerned about: to be worried
All of a sudden: suddenly, abruptly
To cope: to manage, to handle
Effectively: efficiently, adequately
Investment: devoting money
To be willing to: to want, to desire to do something
Eventually: finally, ultimately
Freelance: independent, self-employed
To set up: to arrange, to assemble
To pick up: to gather, to take up
Grateful: pleased, thankful
To hang up: to stop doing an activity
To gain: to get, to acquire