Vocabulary 2

1.
correct [krekt]/krekt/
adjective
1.
[accurate - time, amount, forecast] exacto ( f exacta)
[ - answer, spelling, information] correcto ( f correcta)
you're correct tienes razn
2.
[socially acceptable] correcto ( f correcta)
3.
[appropriate, required] apropiado ( f apropiada)
correct [krekt]
transitive verb Conjugaison
Conjugaison corregir
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2. disappoint [ dspnt]
[person] Conjugaison decepcionar, Conjugaison desilusionar
[expectations, hopes] Conjugaison defraudar
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to fail to satisfy someones hopes or expectations: I hate to disappoint you, but we d
nt have the book you wanted.
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3. disappointed [ dspntd]
adjective
1.
[person]
disappointed (in or with something) decepcionado ( f decepcionada)(con algo)
2.
[expectations, hopes] defraudado ( f defraudada)
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unhappy or discouraged because your hopes or expectations about something or someone
were not satisfied: Obviously, we were disappointed in the jurys verdict. Im disappo
inted by the way our team played today. [+ to infinitive] We were extremely disappoi
nted to receive this information.
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4. example [gz:mpl] /zmpl/
noun
ejemplo m
for example por ejemplo
to follow somebody's example seguir el ejemplo de alguien
to make an example of somebody imponer un castigo ejemplar a alguien
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5. exist [gzst]/zst/
intransitive verb Conjugaison
Conjugaison existir
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6. fail [fel]
1.
[exam, test, candidate] Conjugaison suspender
2.
[not succeed]
to fail to do something no lograr hacer algo
3.
[neglect]
to fail to do something no hacer algo
4.
[let down] Conjugaison fallar
fail [fel]
1.
[not succeed] Conjugaison fracasar
if all else fails en ltimo extremo
2.
[not pass exam] Conjugaison suspender
3.
[stop functioning] Conjugaison fallar
4.
[weaken] debilitarse
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fail verb (NOT SUCCEED)
[I] to not be able to do what you are trying to achieve or are expected to do: [+ to
infinitive] She applied to Harvard University but failed to get accepted. [I] If y
ou fail to see/ understand what something is, you do not agree with someones descripti
on of a situation: [+ to infinitive] I fail to see what the problem is (= I dont thin
k there is a problem).
fail verb (NOT PASS)
[I/T] to be unsuccessful, or to judge that someone has been unsuccessful in a test o
r examination: [I/T] A lot of people fail ( their driving test) the first time. [T] She
said she would fail any student who misses two exams.
fail verb (NOT DO)
[I/T] to not do something that should be done: [+ to infinitive] He promised to he
lp, but failed to send a check. [+ to infinitive] She never fails to meet a deadline
. [I/T] To fail is also to not help someone when expected to: [T] He failed her whe
n she most needed him.
fail verb (STOP)
[I] to become weaker or stop working completely: The bus driver said the
I] If a business fails, it is unable to continue because of money problems.
failing
adjective [not gradable] us /fel/
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7. succeed [sksi:d] /sksid/
suceder a
to succeed somebody to the throne suceder a alguien en el trono
succeed [sksi:d]
1.
[generally] tener xito
2.
[achieve desired result]
to succeed in something/in doing something conseguir algo/hacer algo
3.
[plan, tactic] Conjugaison dar (buen) resultado, salir bien
4.
[go far in life] Conjugaison triunfar
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8. to get tired of something: to grow tired of something, cansarse
de algo
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9. last [l:st]
adjective
ltimo ( f ltima)
last month/Tuesday el mes/martes pasado
last March en marzo del ao pasado
last but one penltimo ( f penltima)
last but two antepenltimo ( f antepenltima)
last night anoche
down to the last detail hasta el ltimo detalle
last [l:st]
brakes fai
adverb
1.
[most recently] por ltima vez
when I last called him la ltima vez que lo llam
2.
[finally, in final position] en ltimo lugar
he arrived last lleg el ltimo
last but not least por ltimo, pero no por ello menos importante
last [l:st]
pronoun
the year/Saturday before last no el ao/sbado pasado, sino el anterior
the last but one el penltimo ( f la penltima)
the night before last anteanoche
the time before last la vez anterior a la pasada
to leave something till last dejar algo para el final
last [l:st]
noun
the last I saw/heard of him
la ltima vez que lo vi/que o de l
last [l:st]
Conjugaison durar
[food] conservarse
at (long) last
adverb
por fin
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/lst/
last noun [U] (FINAL)

the person or thing after everyone or everything
to bed and the first to get up.
else: Heather was the last to go
last noun [U] (NO MORE)

the only one or
part that is
left: Mark
ate the last of the ice
cream.
last noun [U] (MOST RECENT)

the most recent, or the one before the present one: We had lunch together the week/ mo
nth before last (= two weeks/ months ago). The last we heard, she was teaching English
overseas. Each of her novels seems better than the last.
Idioms
have the last laugh
last but not least
last resort
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lastadjective [not gradable] us /lst/
last adjective [not gradable] (NOT DESIRABLE)
being the least desirable or least likely: Traveling across the
l children is the last thing I want to do.
lastverb us /lst/
last verb (CONTINUE)
country with two
smal
to continue for a period of time, or to continue to exist: [I] The tour lasts about a
hour. [I] Shes into soccer at the moment, but it wont last. To last is also to contin
e in a situation although it is difficult: [L] Her previous secretary only lasted a mo
nth. To last is also to continue to work well or stay in good condition: [I] Id rather
ay a little more and buy clothing thats going to last.
lastadjective, adverb [not gradable] us /lst/
last adjective, adverb [not gradable] (FINAL)
(coming) after everyone or everything else: In math tests, American students came in
last (= ranked the lowest). He was last in line for tickets. Our house is the last
one on the left. Despite recent wins, the team is still in last place (= lowest in ran
among it competitors).
last adjective, adverb [not gradable] (MOST RECENT)
most recent, or most recently: last night/ week/ month/ year last spring/ summer/ fall/
hese last five years have been very difficult for him. Kristal said in her last let
ter that she might come to visit. When was the last time you went to the movies? We
last saw Grandma in 1994.
lastadverb [not gradable] us /lst/ (also lastly, /lstli/ )
last adverb [not gradable] (FINAL)
(in ending a set of items or a series of thoughts) finally: The men begin the
en the women enter, and last, the children join in.
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10. just [dst]
adverb
1.
[recently]
he has just left/moved acaba de salir/mudarse
2.
[at that moment]
we were just leaving when ... justo bamos a salir cuando ...
I'm just about to do it voy a hacerlo ahora
I couldn't do it just then no lo poda hacer en aquel momento
just as I was leaving justo en el momento en que sala
just recently hace muy poco
just yesterday ayer mismo
3.
[only, simply] slo, solamente
he's just a child no es ms que un nio
just add water simplemente aada un poco de agua
if you need help, just ask si necesitas ayuda, no tienes ms que pedirla
just a minute or moment or second un momento
4.
[almost not] apenas
I (only) just did it consegu hacerlo por muy poco
5.
[for emphasis]
I just know it! estoy seguro!
just imagine! imagnate!
just look what you've done! mira lo que has hecho!
6.
[exactly, precisely] exactamente, precisamente
just what I need justo lo que necesito
just here/there aqu/all mismo
7.
[in requests]
could you just open your mouth? podras abrir la boca un momento, por favor?
just [dst]
adjective
justo ( f justa)
dance,
just about
adverb
1.
[nearly] casi
2.
[more or less] ms o menos
just as
adverb
just as ... as
tan ... como, igual de ... que
just now
adverb
1.
[a short time ago] hace un momento
2.
[at this moment] justo ahora, ahora mismo
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now or ( almost) at the same time, or very soon, or very recently: He just left if yo
run, you can catch him. It was just past (= very soon after) midnight. We got the ch
ildren off to school just as the bus was about to leave. Were just about to begin (=
We will begin very soon). The doctor will see you in just a minute/ moment/second (= ve
ry soon).
just adverb [not gradable] (EXACTLY)
exactly: Beth
ted.
looks just like her
mother. [+ question word] It was just what I
expec
just adverb [not gradable] (ONLY)
only; simply: Ill just check my e-mail, then we can go for coffee. I just called to w
sh you a happy birthday. Well just have to wait and see what happens. Just can be used
to make a statement stronger: He just wont listen to me.
just adverb [not gradable] (ALMOST)
almost not or almost: We arrived at the airport just in time to catch the plane. Mat
w weighed just (= slightly) over seven pounds at birth. "Are you finished yet?" "Just
about."
just adverb [not gradable] (VERY)
very; completely: You look just
ers are.
Idioms
just a moment
just in case
just now
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justadjective us /dst/
wonderful! Its just
amazing how powerful the new
just adjective (FAIR)

morally correct; fair: a just verdict
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11. just over the top, of justo por encima de
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12. over [ v]
preposition
1.
[directly above, on top of] encima de
a fog hung over the river una espesa niebla flotaba sobre el ro
put your coat over the chair pon el abrigo encima de la silla
2.
[to cover] sobre
she wore a veil over her face un velo le cubra el rostro
3.
[on other side of] al otro lado de
he lives over the road vive enfrente
4.
[across surface of] por encima de
they sailed over the ocean cruzaron el ocano en barco
5.
[more than] ms de
over and above adems de
6.
[senior to] por encima de
7.
[with regard to] por
a fight over a woman una pelea por una mujer
8.
[during] durante
over the weekend (en) el fin de semana
over [ v]
adverb
1.
[short distance away]
over here aqu
over there all
2.
[across]
to cross over cruzar
to go over ir
3.
[down]
to fall over caerse
to push over empujar, tirar
4.
[round]
to turn something over dar la vuelta a algo
to roll over darse la vuelta
5.
[more] ms
6.
[remaining]
to be (left) over quedar, sobrar
7.
[at somebody's house]
over at Mum's en casa de mam
invite them over invtalos a casa
8.
RADIO
over (and out)! cambio (y cierro)!
9.
[involving repetitions]
(all) over again otra vez desde el principio
over and over (again) una y otra vez
over [ v]
adjective
[finished] terminado ( f terminada)
over [ v]
noun
en crquet, serie de seis lanzamientos de un mismo jugador
all over
preposition
por todo ( f toda)
all over
adverb
[everywhere]
por todas partes
all over
adjective
[finished] terminado ( f terminada), acabado ( f acabada)
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over preposition (ABOVE)
in, to, on, or at a position above or higher than something else, sometimes so that
one thing covers the other; above: The sign over the door said, "Private." He put
a sweater on over his shirt. The horse jumped over the fence. I couldnt hear what she
aid over the sound of the music (= The music was louder than her voice).
over preposition (ACROSS)
across from one side to the other, esp. by going up and then down: Once we get ove
r the bridge well stop for lunch. She tripped over the rug. The car went over the cli
(= across the edge of it). Over also means on the other side of: Their house is just o
ver the river.
over preposition (MORE THAN)
more than: Most of these rugs cost over $1000. Children over 12 (= older than 12) pa
y full price. If someone or something goes over a limit or point, it increases beyond
it: Construction costs are already $25 million over budget.
over preposition (CALCULATE)
mathematics infml
divided by
over preposition (USING)

using a device such as a
the Internet.
telephone: They spoke over the
phone. We
transfer
files over
over preposition (DURING)

during a period of time, or while doing something: She made a lot of changes over t
he past six months. Can we discuss this over lunch?
over preposition (AUTHORITY)
greater in
hildren.
authority,
power, or position than: Parents
want to have
control over
the
over preposition (ABOUT)

about or connected with: Theres no
point in
arguing over this.
over preposition (FINISHED)

(esp. of illness) no longer suffering from: Is he over the
ear and hes still not over it.
Idioms
over your head
over the hill
overadverb [not gradable] us /o vr/
flu yet? His
wife
died la
over adverb [not gradable] (DOWN)

from a
higher to a
lower position; down: The little
boy
fell over and started to
cry
over adverb [not gradable] (AGAIN)

again or repeatedly: Youve
ruined it now Ill have to do it over.
over adverb [not gradable] (ACROSS)

Over also describes the way an object moves or is moved so that a different
it is facing up: The dog rolled over onto its back.
overadjective [not gradable] us /o vr/
part of
over adjective [not gradable] (FINISHED)
(esp. of an event) finished, completed, or ended: Ill be glad when the meeting is ov
The game was over by 5 oclock. I m worried about the test, but at least it will be
all over (= completely finished)in an hour.
over-prefix us / o vr/
over- prefix (MORE THAN)
too much or more than usual: overpriced overdressed Hes always been an overachiever
.
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13. across [krs]
adverb
1.
[from one side to the other] de un lado a otro
to walk/run across cruzar andando/corriendo
to look across mirar al otro lado
2.
[in measurements]
the river is 2 km across el ro tiene 2 kms de ancho
3.
[in crossword]
21 across 21 horizontal
to get something across (to somebody) hacer entender algo (a alguien)
across [krs]
preposition
1.
[from one side to the other of] a travs de, de un lado a otro de
to walk/run across the road cruzar la carretera andando/corriendo
the bridge across the river el puente que cruza el ro
he drew a line across the page traz una lnea a travs de la pgina
to look across something mirar hacia el otro lado de algo
2.
[on the other side of] al otro lado de
across from
preposition
enfrente de
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14. through
adjective ,
thru
adjective [ru:]
[finished]
to be through with something haber terminado algo
through
adverb ,
thru
adverb [ru:]
1.
[in place] de parte a parte, de un lado a otro
they let us through nos dejaron pasar
I read it through lo le hasta el final
2.
[in time] hasta el final
we stayed through till Friday nos uedamos hasta el viernes
through
preposition ,
thru
preposition [ru:]
1.
[relating to place, position] a travs de
to cut/travel through something cortar/viajar por algo
2.
[during] durante
all through the night durante toda la noche
to go through an experience pasar por una experiencia
3.
[because of] a causa de, por
4.
[by means of] gracias a, por medio de
I got it through a friend lo consegu a travs de un amigo
5.
(US) [up to and including]
Monday through Friday de lunes a viernes
through and through
adverb
de pies a cabeza
to know something through and through conocer algo de arriba abajo
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through adjective, adverb [not gradable] (ACROSS)
from one side or end to the other, from one part to another, or from the beginning
to the end: We drove through the tunnel We took a shortcut through the woods. Have y
ou read the report all the way through? If you drive through a red light or stop sign
ou do not stop at it.
through adjective, adverb [not gradable] (FINISHED)
finished or completed: Are you through with that
h (= our relationship is over).
book? My
girlfriend says were throug
through adjective, adverb [not gradable] (DURING)

during a period of time, esp. from the beginning to the end: We sat through two lectu
res and then left. She had just enough energy to get through the day. I work Tuesdays
through Saturdays (= each day during this period).
Idioms
through and through
throughpreposition us /ru/
through preposition (AS A RESULT)
as a result of: Bob
learned of the
through preposition (USING)
contract through a
story in the
newspaper.
by; using: Schools are financed through property taxes.

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15. throughout [ru:a t]
preposition
1.
[during] a lo largo de, durante todo ( f durante toda)
2.
[everywhere in] por todo ( f por toda)
throughout [ru:a t]
adverb
1.
[all the time] todo el tiempo
2.
[everywhere] por todas partes
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in every part, or during the whole period of: Grass grows throughout the
as calm throughout her visit to the dentist.
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16. machine [mi:n] /min/
noun
1.
[power-driven device] mquina f
2.
[organization] aparato m
machine [mi:n]
1.
SEW coser a mquina
2.
TECH producir a mquina
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17. major [med]
adjective
1.
[important] importante
[main] principal
of major importance de gran importancia
2.
MUS mayor
major [med]
noun
MIL comandante m
(US) [subject] especialidad f
major [med]
to major in (US) [subject] especializarse en
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18. non-stop adjective, adverb uk / nnstp/ us / nnstp/
without stopping or without interruptions: a non-stop flight
It felt like we travelled non-stop for the entire week.
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19. nowadays [na dez] /n dez/
adverb
hoy en da, actualmente
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20. average [vrd] uk / .vred/ us / o .ved/
adjective
1.
[mean, typical] medio ( f media)
2.
[mediocre] regular
world. She w
average [vrd]
noun
media f, promedio m
on average de media, por trmino medio
average [vrd]
alcanzar un promedio de
average out
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
sacar la media de
average out
to average out at salir a una media de
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21. predict [prdkt] /prdkt/
Conjugaison predecir, Conjugaison pronosticar
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22. ridiculous [rdkj ls] /rdkjls/
adjective
ridculo ( f ridcula)
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23. sky [ska] ( pl skies )/sk/
noun
cielo m
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24. technology [teknld] ( pl technologies )/teknldi/
noun
tecnologa f
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25. television [tel vn] /tel vn/ (abbreviation TV)
noun
televisin f
on television en televisin
to watch television ver la televisin
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26. total [t tl]/to tl/
adjective
total
total [t tl]
noun
total m
in total en total
total [t tl] ( (UK) pt & pp totalled, cont totalling, (US) totaled or totaling )
1.
[add up] Conjugaison sumar
2.
(US & inf) [wreck] dejar hecho una ruina
total [t tl] ( (UK) pt & pp totalled, cont totalling, (US) totaled or totaling )
[amount to] ascender a
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total noun [C] (AMOUNT)

the whole amount: Add these up and give me the total. We paid a total of $473.in to
tal In total means including everything added together: Last week 45 people in total
came to the senior center.
totaladjective [not gradable] us /to tl/
total adjective [not gradable] (COMPLETE)
complete or
extreme: Negotiations had to be
held in total secrecy.
total adjective [not gradable] (INCLUDING AMOUNT)

including the whole amount: Total grain
totalverb [T] us /to tl/
exports have
increased.
total verb [T] (DESTROY)

to destroy something
.
completely: She didnt total the
car, but she did a lot of damage
total verb [T] (HAVE AS AMOUNT)

(-l-, -ll-) to have as a whole amount, or to calculate this: This
ls twelve volumes in all.
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27. try [tra] (
pt & pp tried )
1.
[attempt] Conjugaison intentar
to try to do something tratar de or intentar hacer algo
2.
[sample, test] Conjugaison probar
3.
LAW [case] Conjugaison ver
[criminal] Conjugaison juzgar, Conjugaison procesar
4.
[put to the test - person] acabar con la paciencia de
[ - patience] acabar con
try [tra] (
pt & pp tried )
Conjugaison intentar
to try for something tratar de conseguir algo
try [tra] ( pl tries )
noun
1.
[attempt] intento m, tentativa f
to have a try at something intentar hacer algo
2.
[sample, test]
to give something a try probar algo
3.
RUGBY ensayo m
try on
probarse
try out
[car, machine] Conjugaison probar
[plan] poner a prueba
to try something out on somebody probar algo con alguien
history
series tota
to try out for (US) presentarse a una prueba de seleccin para

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try verb (ATTEMPT)
[I/T] to make an effort to do something: [I] Try to open this jar for me. [I] Youll
have to try harder. [T] Im trying my best. [I] Maybe you should try getting up earli
er (= should wake earlier).
try verb (TEST)
[T] to test something to see if it is suitable or useful, or if it will work: Have yo

u tried that new recipe yet? I want to try scuba diving. Try the back door (= see if i
is open).
try verb (EXAMINE IN COURT)
[T] law to examine a person accused of committing a
the person is guilty: He was tried for fraud.
Idioms
try your hand at something
try someones patience
Phrasal verbs
try something out on someone
try on something
try out
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try noun [C] us /tr/
crime in a
court of
law to
deci
try noun [C] (ATTEMPT)

an effort to do something; an attempt: This will be her third try at an
l. I decided to give skiing a try.
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28. TV (abbreviation of television )
noun
televisin f
on TV en la televisin
TV (abbreviation of television )
compound
de televisin
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29. TV set
Traduccin de TV set en espaol:
noun
televisor (masculine)
televisin (feminine)
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30. I'm worried about Jim
estoy preocupada por Jim
Jim me tiene preocupada
he's worried about losing his job
le preocupa perder el trabajo
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31. make [mek] (
pt & pp made )
Olympic meda

1.
[produce] Conjugaison hacer
it made a lot of noise hizo mucho ruido
she makes her own clothes se hace su propia ropa
2.
[perform - action] Conjugaison hacer
to make a speech pronunciar or dar un discurso
to make a decision tomar una decisin
to make a mistake cometer un error
to make a payment efectuar un pago
3.
[cause to be, cause to do] Conjugaison hacer
it makes me seem fatter me hace parecer ms gordo
it makes me sick me pone enfermo
it makes me want to ... me da ganas de ...
it made him angry hizo que se enfadara
you made me jump! vaya susto que me has dado!
we were made to wait in the hall nos hicieron esperar en el vestbulo
to make somebody happy hacer a alguien feliz
to make somebody sad entristecer a alguien
to make somebody nervous poner nervioso a alguien
to make oneself heard hacerse or
don't make me laugh! no me hagas rer!
4.
[force]
to make somebody do something hacer que alguien haga algo, obligar a alguien
a hacer algo
they made the hostages lie on the ground hicieron tumbarse en el suelo a los
rehenes
5.
[construct]
to be made of something estar hecho ( f hecha) de algo
it's made of wood/metal est hecho de madera/metal
made in Spain fabricado en Espaa
what's it made of? de qu est hecho?
6.
[add up to] Conjugaison hacer, Conjugaison ser
2 and 2 make 4 2 y 2 hacen or son 4
7.
[calculate] Conjugaison calcular
I make it 50/six o'clock calculo que sern 50/las seis
what time do you make it? qu hora tienes?
8.
[earn] Conjugaison ganar
she makes 20,000 a year gana 20.000 libras al ao
to make a profit obtener beneficios
to make a loss sufrir prdidas
9.
[have the right qualities for] Conjugaison ser
she'd make a good doctor seguro que sera una buena doctora
books make excellent presents los libros son un regalo excelente
10.
[reach] llegar a
11.
[cause to be a success]
she really makes the play ella es la que de verdad levanta la obra
12.
[gain - friend, enemy] Conjugaison hacer
to make friends with somebody hacerse amigo de alguien
to make it arrive in time conseguir llegar a tiempo
be a success alcanzar el xito
be able to attend venir/ir
survive vivir
to have it made tenerlo hecho, tener el xito asegurado
to make do with something apaarse or arreglarse con algo
make a right/left (US) da vuelta a la derecha/izquierda
make [mek]
noun
1.
[brand]
marca f
what make is your car? de qu marca es tu coche?

2.
(v inf & pej)
to be on the make [act dishonestly, selfishly] barrer siempre para dentro
make for
transitive verb inseparable Conjugaison
1.
[move towards] dirigirse a or hacia
2.
[contribute to] Conjugaison posibilitar, contribuir a
make into
to make something into something convertir algo en algo
make of
1.
[understand] Conjugaison entender
what do you make of this word? qu entiendes t por esta palabra?
2.
[have opinion of] opinar de
make off
darse a la fuga
make off with
(inf) largarse con
make out
1.
(inf) [see] Conjugaison distinguir
[hear] Conjugaison entender, or
2.
(inf) [understand - word, number] Conjugaison descifrar
[ - person, attitude] Conjugaison comprender
3.
[fill out - form] Conjugaison rellenar, Conjugaison cumplimentar
[ - cheque, receipt] Conjugaison extender
[ - list] Conjugaison hacer
4.
(US & inf) [sexually] darse el lote, fajar (Mx)
5.
(inf) [pretend]
to make oneself out to be something drselas de algo
make out
(inf) [pretend] Conjugaison fingir, Conjugaison pretender
she makes out she's tough se las da de dura
make up
1.
[compose, constitute] Conjugaison componer, Conjugaison constituir
2.
[invent] Conjugaison inventar
3.
[apply cosmetics to] Conjugaison maquillar
to make oneself up maquillarse
4.
[prepare - parcel, prescription, bed] Conjugaison preparar, Conjugaiso
n hacer
5.
[make complete - amount] Conjugaison completar
[ - difference] Conjugaison cubrir
[ - deficit, lost time] Conjugaison recuperar
6.
[resolve - quarrel]
to make it up (with somebody)
hacer las paces (con alguien)
make up
[become friends again]
to make up (with somebody) hacer las paces (con alguien)
make up
noun
(US) [test] examen que se realiza ms tarde si no se pude hacer en su da
make up for
transitive verb inseparable
Conjugaison compensar
to make up for lost time recuperar el tiempo perdido
make up to
to make it up to somebody (for something) recompensar a alguien (por algo)
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32. to make sure of something
asegurarse de algo
I think I've got everything, but I'll just make sure
creo que lo tengo todo pero voy a asegurarme or a cerciorarme
have you made sure of a hotel when you arrive?
has hecho una reserva en un hotel para cuando llegues?
make sure (that) you're not late
no vayas a llegar tarde
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33. early [:l] (
compar earlier,
superl earliest )/rli/
adjective
1.
[before expected time, in day] temprano ( f temprana)
she was early lleg temprano
I'll take an early lunch almorzar pronto or temprano
to get up early madrugar
2.
[at beginning]
early morning la madrugada
the early chapters los primeros captulos
her early life los primeros aos de su vida
in the early 1950s a principios de los aos 50
early [:l]
adverb
1.
[before expected time] temprano, pronto
we got up early nos levantamos temprano
it arrived ten minutes early lleg con diez minutos de adelanto
2.
[at beginning]
as early as 1920 ya en 1920
early this morning esta maana temprano
early in the year a principios de ao
early in the book al comienzo del libro
early on temprano
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34. late [let] /let/
adjective
1.
[not on time] con retraso
to be late (for) llegar tarde (a)
the flight is twenty minutes late el vuelo lleva veinte minutos de retraso
the bus was an hour late el autobs lleg con una hora de retraso
2.
[near end of]
in the late afternoon al final de la tarde
in late December a finales de diciembre
it's getting late se est haciendo tarde
3.
[later than normal] tardo ( f tarda)
we had a late breakfast desayunamos tarde
4.
[former]
the late president el ex-presidente
5.
[dead] difunto ( f difunta)
late [let]
adverb
1.
[generally] tarde
they are open late abren hasta tarde
2.
[near end of period]
late in the day al final del da
late in August a finales de agosto
of late
adverb
ltimamente, recientemente
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35. cancel [knsl] ( (UK) pt & pp cancelled, cont cancelling, (US) canceled or can
celing )/knsl/ (-l-, -ll-)
1.
[call off] Conjugaison cancelar, Conjugaison suspender
2.
[invalidate - cheque, debt] Conjugaison cancelar
[ - order] anular
[ - stamp] Conjugaison matar
cancel out
anular
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36. cancellation [ knslen] noun [C or U] uk us / kn.sle.n/
noun
suspensin f
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37. instead [nsted] /nsted/
adverb
en cambio
I came instead yo vine en su lugar
if you haven't got any sugar, you can use honey instead si no tiene azcar, uti
lice miel en su lugar
instead of
preposition
en lugar de, en vez de
I came instead of her yo vine en su lugar
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38. order [:d] /rdr/
noun
1.
[instruction] orden f
to be under orders to do something tener rdenes de hacer algo
2.
COMM [request] pedido m
to be on order estar pedido

to order por encargo
3.
[in restaurant] racin f
can I take your order now? ya ha decidido lo que va a tomar?
4.
[sequence, discipline, system] orden m
in order en orden
out of order desordenado ( f desordenada)
in order of importance por orden de importancia
to keep order mantener el orden
5.
[fitness for use]
in working order en funcionamiento
out of order no funciona
to be out of order [not working] estar estropeado ( f estropeada)
[incorrect behaviour] ser improcedente
in order [correct] en regla
6.
RELIG orden f
order [:d]
1.
[command]
to order somebody (to do something) ordenar a alguien (que haga algo)
to order that ordenar que
2.
[request - drink, taxi] Conjugaison pedir
3.
COMM Conjugaison pedir, Conjugaison encargar
4.
[put in order] Conjugaison ordenar
order [:d]
Conjugaison pedir
orders
plural noun
RELIG
(holy) orders
rdenes fpl sagradas
in the order of, UK

preposition ,
on the order of, US
preposition
del orden de
in order that
conjunction
para que
in order to
conjunction
para
order about
transitive verb separable Conjugaison ,
order around
Conjugaison mangonear
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39. out of order
(not in sequence) desordenado
(not working) descompuesto (Latin America)
averiado
out of order
no funciona
(uncalled-for, not following procedure) that remark was out of order
ese comentario estuvo fuera de lugar
you were out of order asking her where she was going
estuviste mal en preguntarle adnde iba
would I be out of order in calling for an inquiry?
sera improcedente que solicitara que se haga una investigacin?
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40. paper [pep]/pepr/
noun
1.
(uncountable noun) [material] papel m
piece of paper [sheet] hoja f de papel
[scrap] trozo m de papel
on paper [written down] por escrito
[in theory] sobre el papel
2.
[newspaper] peridico m
3.
(UK) [in exam] examen m
4.
[essay - generally] estudio m, ensayo m
[ - for conference] ponencia f
paper [pep]
adjective
[made of paper] de papel
paper [pep]
Conjugaison empapelar
papers
plural noun
1.
[official documents] documentacin f
2.
[collected information] documentos mpl
paper over
(fig) Conjugaison disimular
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41. run late
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ages
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary 2016:
Principal Translations
run late vi
informal (be behind schedule) estar llegando tarde loc verb
I'd love to stop and talk to you, but I'm running late for an important
meeting with my boss.
Me encantara detenerme a hablar pero estoy llegando tarde para una reunin
muy importante con mi jefe.
ir con retraso, ir tarde loc verb
Me encantara detenerme a hablar pero voy con retraso para una reunin muy i
mportante con mi jefe.
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doing things or arriving in places later than planned
Im running a bit late this morning.
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42. later [let]
adjective
1.
[date, edition] posterior
2.
[near end of]
in later life en la madurez
in the later 15th century a finales del siglo XV
later [let]
adverb
[at a later time]
later (on) ms tarde
no later than Friday el viernes como muy tarde
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past tense & past participle
stick
stuck [stk]
adjective
1.
[jammed - lid, window] atascado ( f atascada)
[ - finger] pillado ( f pillada)
2.
[unable to progress] atascado ( f atascada)
3.
[stranded] colgado ( f colgada)
4.
[in a meeting, at home] encerrado ( f encerrada)
--------------------------------------------stuck us /stk/
stuck (STICK)
past simple and past participle of stick

stuck adjective [not gradable] us /stk/
unable to move from a particular position or place, or unable to change a situation:
is door seems to be stuck. I hate being stuck at a desk all day. Ty got stuck with do
ing the laundry.
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44. stick [stk] /stk/
noun
1.
[of wood, for playing sport] palo m
2.
[of dynamite] cartucho m
[of rock] barra f
3.
[walking stick] bastn m
to get the wrong end of the stick entender al revs
stick [stk] (
pt & pp stuck )
1.
[push]
to stick something in or into something [knife, pin] clavar algo en algo
[finger] meter algo en algo
to stick something through something atravesar algo con algo
2.
[make adhere]
to stick something (on or to something) pegar algo (en algo)

3.
(inf) [put] Conjugaison meter
4.
(UK & inf) [tolerate] Conjugaison soportar, Conjugaison aguantar
to stick it aguantarlo, soportarlo
stick [stk] (
pt & pp stuck )
1.
[adhere]
to stick (to) pegarse (a)
2.
[jam] Conjugaison atrancarse
3.
[remain]
to stick in one's mind permanecer en la mente de uno
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45. sticker [stk]
noun
[piece of paper] pegatina f
-----------------------------------sticker noun [C] us /stkr/
a small piece of paper with a picture or writing on one side and a
the other: Dana collects stickers of cartoon characters.
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46. sticky [stk] ( compar stickier, superl stickiest )/stki/
adjective
1.
[tacky] pegajoso ( f pegajosa)
2.
[adhesive] adhesivo ( f adhesiva)
3.
(inf) [awkward] engorroso ( f enforrosa)
4.
[humid] bochornoso ( f bochornosa)
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47. create [kri:et]/kriet/
[generally] Conjugaison crear
[interest] Conjugaison producir
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48. dust [dst] /dst/
noun
polvo m
coal dust cisco m
to gather dust [get dusty] cubrirse de polvo
(fig) [be ignored] quedar arrinconado ( f arrinconada)
dust [dst]
1.
[clean] quitar el polvo a, Conjugaison limpiar
2.
[cover with powder]
to dust something (with) espolvorear algo (con)
dust [dst]
quitar el polvo
dust off
(lit & fig) Conjugaison desempolvar
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49. crumb [krm] /krm/
noun
1.
[of food] miga f, migaja f
2.
[of information] migaja f, pizca f
sticky
substance
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50. energy noun us /enrdi/
energy noun (STRENGTH)
the power and ability to be physically and mentally active: [U] They spent a lot of
e and energy on the grant proposal. [U] He wrote with a great burst of energy. Your en
rgies are the total amount of your physical and mental strength to do something: [pl]
All my energies were directed toward establishing an academic career.
energy noun (POWER)
physics [U] power to do work that produces light, heat, or motion, or the fuel or e
icity used for power: Certain materials acquired the ability to carry an electric char
e with no loss of energy. The cost of energy rose last month.
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51. environment [nvarnmnt]/nvrnmnt, -vrn-/
noun
1.
[natural world]
the environment el medio ambiente
Department of the Environment (UK) ministerio m del medio ambiente
2.
[surroundings] entorno m
3.
[atmosphere] ambiente m
4.
COMPUT entorno m
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52. environmentally [n varnmentl]/n vrnmentli, - vrn-/
adverb
ecolgicamente
environmentally friendly ecolgico ( f ecolgica), que no daa al medio ambiente
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53. handy [hnd] ( compar handier, superl handiest )
adjective
(inf)
1.
[useful] prctico ( f prctica)
to come in handy venir bien
2.
[skilful or skillful] hbil
3.
[near] a mano, cerca
to keep something handy tener algo a mano
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54. imagine [mdn] /mdn/
1.
[generally] Conjugaison imaginar
imagine never having to work! imagina que nunca tuvieras que trabajar!
imagine (that)! imagnate!
I can't imagine what he means no tengo ni idea de qu quiere decir
2.
[suppose]
to imagine (that) imaginarse que
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55. luxury [lkr] ( pl luxuries ) /lkri, lri/
noun
lujo m
luxury [lkr] ( pl luxuries )
compound
de lujo
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56. own [ n]/o n/
adjective
my/your/his etc. own car mi/tu/su etc. propio coche
own [ n]
pronoun
my own el mo ( f la ma)
his/her own el suyo ( f la suya)
a house of my/his own mi/su propia casa
on one's own solo ( f sola)
to get one's own back (inf) tomarse la revancha, desquitarse
own [ n]
Conjugaison poseer, Conjugaison tener
own up
to own up (to something) confesar (algo)
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57. ready adjective uk us /red.i/
ready adjective (PREPARED)
A1 prepared and suitable for fast activity: [+ to infinitive] Are you ready to leave?
Are you ready to order, Madam? Okay, Evie, ready when you are (= I am ready to do
what we have arranged). Dinner's ready! Are you ready? Hurry up - we're late. We
're leaving at eight o'clock, so you've got half an hour to get ready. The army are
said to be ready for action. The concert hall was made/got ready (= prepared) for th
e performance.ready and waiting waiting and prepared to act: Secret information allow
d the police to be ready and waiting when the robbers came out of the bank.
More examples
Thesaurus
ready adjective (QUICK)
[before noun] mainly approving quick with answers, jokes, solutions, etc.: He had a
ready reply to every question. He was charming, with a ready wit (= the ability to qui
ckly say clever and funny things).
Thesaurus
Idioms
be ready to do sth
be ready to roll
ready to hand
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ready noun uk us /red.i/
at the ready prepared to be used or to act immediately: He stood by the phone, pencil
at the ready.
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58. solar [s l]
adjective
solar
solar eclipse eclipse de sol
------------------------------------------------solar adjective [not gradable] us /so lr/
of or from the sun, or using the energy from the sun to produce electric power: solar
nergy solar power
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59. power [pa ]
noun
1.
(uncountable noun) [authority, control] poder m
to have power over somebody tener poder sobre alguien

to come to/take power llegar al/hacerse con el poder
to be in power estar en el poder
2.
[ability] facultad f
it isn't within my power to do it no est dentro de mis posibilidades hacerlo
I'll do everything in my power to help har todo lo que pueda por ayudar
3.
[legal authority] autoridad f, competencia f
to have the power to do something tener autoridad para hacer algo
4.
[physical strength] fuerza f
5.
[energy - solar, steam etc] energa f
6.
[electricity] corriente f
to turn the power on/off dar/cortar la corriente
7.
[powerful nation, person, group] potencia f
the powers that be el orden establecido
8.
[phr]
to do somebody a power of good sentar de maravilla a alguien
power [pa ]
Conjugaison propulsar, Conjugaison impulsar
------------------------------------------------power noun us /p r/
power noun (CONTROL)
[U] the ability or right to control people and events, or to influence the way peopl
t or think in important ways: The election results showed that the Democrats had lost
ower, with Republicans taking over five more Democratic seats.
power noun (PERSON WHO CONTROLS)
[C] someone or something, such as an organization or country, that has control over
others, often because of authority, importance, or wealth: She is a power in the fie
ld of medical education.
power noun (NATURAL ABILITY)
[C/U] a natural skill or ability to do something: [U] She was so shocked that for a
oment she lost the power of speech. [C] The doctor did everything in her power to sa
ve him. [C] More, though, it is an expression of the artist's power to create.
power noun (STRENGTH)

[U] physical
strength or force: Hes a good
baseball
player he
hits with a lot of p
power noun (ENERGY)
[U] the ability to produce energy, or the energy produced: electrical/ nuclear/ solar
r physics [U] Power is also the rate at which work is done or at which energy is prod
uced, measured in watts. [U] Power is also electricity: Whenever theres a storm in the
se parts, you can expect a power outage (= a loss of electrical power).
power noun (MATHEMATICS)
mathematics [U] specialized the number of times that a number is to be multiplied by
itself, or the number that is the result of multiplying a number by itself: Three t
o the fourth power can be written 34.
power noun (NATION)
world history /p r/ [C] an independent

powerverb [T] us /p r/
nation
power verb [T] (ENERGY)
to provide something with the energy it needs to operate: [T] Many buses and trucks a
e powered by diesel fuel.
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60. useful [ju:sf l] /jusfl/
adjective
1.
[handy] til, provechoso ( f provechosa)
to come in useful servir, ser til
2.
[helpful - person] valioso ( f valiosa)
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61. gadget noun [C] us /dt/
a small device or machine with a particular purpose: This handy gadget separates egg
ks from whites.
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62. anti-virusadjective [before noun] uk / n.tiva.rs/ us /-tiva-/
produced and used to protect the main memory of a computer against infection by a vi
: anti-virus software/ programs an anti-virus company/ product/ package
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63. button [btn]/btn/
noun
1.
[generally, COMPUT ] botn m
2.
(US) [badge] chapa f
button [btn]
button up
button up
Conjugaison abotonar, Conjugaison abrochar
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64. charge [:d]trd/
noun
1.
[cost] precio m
admission charge entrada f
free of charge gratis
will that be cash or charge? (US) pagar en efectivo o con tarjeta?
2.
LAW cargo m, acusacin f
3.
[responsibility]
to have charge of something tener algo al cargo de uno
to take charge (of) hacerse cargo (de)
to be in charge ser el encargado ( f la encargada)
in charge of encargado ( f encargada) de
4.
ELEC carga f
5.
MIL [of cavalry] carga f
charge [:d]
1.
[customer, sum] Conjugaison cobrar
to charge something to somebody cargar algo en la cuenta de alguien
2.
[suspect, criminal]
to charge somebody (with) acusar a alguien (de)
3.
[attack] cargar contra
4.
[battery]
Conjugaison cargar
charge [:d]
1.
[ask in payment]
to charge (for) cobrar (por)
2.
[rush] Conjugaison cargar
to charge in/out entrar/salir en tromba
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65. coffee makernoun [C] uk /kf.i me.kr/ us /k.fi me.kr/
a machine that makes coffee
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66. download [ da nl d]
noun
COMPUT descarga f
download [ da nl d]
COMPUT Conjugaison descargar, Conjugaison bajar
------------------downloadverb [T] us /d n lo d/
to copy programs or information to a computer, usually over the Internet
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67. enter [ent]/entr/
1.
[generally] entrar en
2.
[join - profession, parliament] ingresar en
[ - university] matricularse en
[ - army, navy] alistarse en
3.
[become involved in - politics etc] meterse en
[ - race, examination etc] inscribirse en
4.
[register]
to enter something/somebody for something inscribir algo/a alguien en algo
5.
[write down] Conjugaison anotar, Conjugaison apuntar
6.
[appear in] Conjugaison presentarse or aparecer en
7.
COMPUT Conjugaison introducir
enter [ent]
1.
[come or go in] Conjugaison entrar
2.
[participate]
to enter (for something) inscribirse (en algo)
enter into
entrar en
[agreement] comprometerse a
[conversation, negotiations] Conjugaison entablar
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68. file [fal]/fl/
noun
1.
[folder] carpeta f
[box] archivador m
2.
[report] expediente m, dossier m
on file, on the files archivado
3.
COMPUT archivo m
4.
[tool] lima f
5.
[line]
in single file en fila india
file [fal]
1.
[put in file] Conjugaison archivar
2.
LAW Conjugaison presentar
3.
[shape, smooth] Conjugaison limar
file [fal]
1.
[walk in single file] ir en fila
2.
LAW
to file for divorce presentar una demanda de divorcio
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69. hands-free adjective uk us
a hands-free piece of equipment, especially a phone, can be used without needing to h
ld it in your hand: a hands-free car phone a hands-free tap
hands-free noun [C] uk us
a piece of equipment, especially a phone, that you can use without needing to hold it
in your hand
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70. headphones [hedf nz]
plural noun
auriculares mpl
--------------------------------------------headphones plural noun us /hed fo nz/
a device with parts that cover each ear through which you can listen to something, su
ch as music, without other people hearing
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71. install, UK
transitive verb Conjugaison ,
instal, US [nst:l]
1.
[generally, COMPUT ] Conjugaison instalar
2.
[appoint]
to install somebody (as) investir a alguien (con el cargo de)
3.
[settle]
to install oneself in front of the fire instalarse frente al fuego
--------------------------------------install verb [T] us /nstl/
install verb [T] (PUT IN)
to put something in place so that it is ready for use: Were having a new tile floor i
nstalled in the kitchen. When you install computer software, you copy it onto your com
uter so that it can be used.
install verb [T] (PLACE IN JOB)
to place someone formally in an official job of high
versity was installed before the graduation ceremony.
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72. password noun [C] uk /ps.wd/ us /ps.w d/
B1 a secret word or combination of letters or numbers,
other person or with a computer to prove who you are: I
ive the password. You can't gain access to the computer
rank: The new
president of the
used for communicating with an

can't let you in unless you g
system without entering your p
assword.
--------------------------contrasea
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73. plug [plg]/pl/
noun
1.
ELEC enchufe m
2.
[for bath or sink] tapn m
3.
(inf) [favourable mention] publicidad f
plug [plg] ( pt & pp plugged, cont plugging )
1.
[hole, leak] Conjugaison tapar, Conjugaison taponar
2.
(inf) [mention favourably] dar publicidad a
plug in
Conjugaison enchufar
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74. press [pres]pres/
noun
1.
[push]
to give something a press apretar algo
2.
[newspapers, reporters]
the press la prensa
to get a good/bad press tener buena/mala prensa
3.
[machine] prensa f
to go to press entrar en prensa
4.
[with iron] planchado m
to give something a press dar un planchado a algo
press [pres]
1.
[generally] Conjugaison apretar
to press something against something apretar algo contra algo
2.
[grapes, flowers] Conjugaison prensar
3.
[iron] Conjugaison planchar
4.
[urge]
to press somebody (to do something or into doing something) presionar a algui
en (para que haga algo)
to press somebody for something presionar a alguien en busca de algo
5.
[force]
to press something on or upon somebody obligar a alguien a aceptar algo
6.
[pursue - claim] insistir en
to press charges against somebody LAW demandar a alguien
press [pres]
1.
[generally]
to press (on something) apretar (algo)
2.
[crowd]
to press forward empujar hacia adelante
press for
Conjugaison exigir, Conjugaison reclamar

press on
[continue] Conjugaison proseguir, Conjugaison continuar
to press on (with) seguir adelante (con)
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75. shut [t]
adjective
cerrado ( f cerrada)
shut [t] ( pt & pp shut, cont shutting )
Conjugaison cerrar
shut your mouth or face! (v inf) cierra el pico!
shut [t] ( pt & pp shut, cont shutting )
1.
[close] Conjugaison cerrarse
2.
[close for business] Conjugaison cerrar
shut away
guardar bajo llave
to shut oneself away encerrarse
shut down
transitive verb separable & intransitive verb Conjugaison
Conjugaison cerrar
shut in
Conjugaison encerrar
to shut oneself in encerrarse
shut out
1.
[person, cat] dejar fuera a
[light, noise] no dejar entrar
2.
[thought, feeling] Conjugaison bloquear
shut up (inf)
[silence] hacer callar
shut up (inf)
callarse
shut up! cllate!
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76. software noun [U] us /sft wer/
the instructions that control what a computer can do;
oftware
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77.turn [t:n]
noun
1.
[in road, river] curva f
2.
[of knob, wheel] vuelta f
computer
programs:
educational
3.
[change] cambio m
to take a turn for the worse empeorar
4.
[in game] turno m
it's my turn me toca a m
in turn sucesivamente, uno tras otro
to take (it in) turns (to do something) turnarse (en hacer algo)
5.
[of year, decade etc] fin m
at the turn of the century a finales de siglo
6.
[performance] nmero m
7.
MED ataque m
to do somebody a good turn hacerle un favor a alguien
turn [t:n]
1.
[chair, page, omelette] dar la vuelta a
2.
[knob, wheel] Conjugaison girar
3.
[corner] Conjugaison doblar
4.
[thoughts, attention]
to turn something to dirigir algo hacia
5.
[change]
to turn something into convertir or transformar algo en
6.
[cause to become]
the cold turned his fingers blue se le pusieron los dedos azules por el fro
to turn something inside out volver algo del revs
7.
[milk] Conjugaison cortar, Conjugaison agriar
turn [t:n]
1.
[car] Conjugaison girar
[road] Conjugaison torcer
[person] Conjugaison volverse, darse la vuelta
2.
[wheel] dar vueltas
3.
[turn page over]
turn to page two pasen a la pgina dos
4.
[thoughts, attention]
to turn to dirigirse hacia
5.
[seek consolation]
to turn to somebody/something buscar consuelo en alguien/algo
she has nobody to turn to no tiene a quien acudir
6.
[change]
to turn into convertirse or transformarse en
7.
[become]
it turned black se volvi negro
the demonstration turned nasty la manifestacin se puso violenta
8.
[go sour] Conjugaison cortarse, agriarse
turn against
poner en contra de
turn around
turn round
turn away
[refuse entry to] no dejar entrar
turn back
[person, vehicle] hacer volver
turn back
Conjugaison volver, Conjugaison volverse
turn down
1.
[offer, person] Conjugaison rechazar
2.
[volume, heating] Conjugaison bajar
turn in
(inf) [go to bed] irse a dormir
turn off
[road, path] desviarse de, salir de
turn off
[radio, heater] Conjugaison apagar
[engine] Conjugaison parar
[gas, tap] Conjugaison cerrar
turn off
[leave road] desviarse, Conjugaison salir
turn on
1.
[radio, TV, engine] Conjugaison encender
[gas, tap] Conjugaison abrir
2.
(inf) [excite sexually] poner cachondo ( f cachonda), excitar
turn on
[attack] Conjugaison atacar
turn out
1.
[extinguish] Conjugaison apagar
2.
(inf) [produce] Conjugaison producir
3.
[eject] Conjugaison echar
4.
[empty - pockets, bag] Conjugaison vaciar
turn out
to turn out to be resultar ser
it turns out that ... resulta que ...
turn out
1.
[end up] Conjugaison salir
2.
[arrive]
to turn out (for)
venir or presentarse (a)
turn over
1.
[turn upside down] dar la vuelta a
[page] Conjugaison volver
2.
[consider] darle vueltas a
3.
(UK) RADIO & TV Conjugaison cambiar
4.
[hand over]
to turn something/somebody over (to) entregar algo/a alguien (a)
turn over
[roll over] darse la vuelta
turn round
transitive verb separable Conjugaison ,
turn around
1.
[generally] dar la vuelta a
2.
[knob, key] hacer girar
turn round
intransitive verb Conjugaison ,
turn around
[person] darse la vuelta, Conjugaison volverse
turn up
[volume, heating] Conjugaison subir
turn up
(inf)
Conjugaison aparecer
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78. username noun [C] uk /ju.z.nem/ us /-z-/ (also user ID)
a name or other word that you sometimes need to type in along with a password befor
e you are allowed to use a computer or a website: Please enter your username and passw
ord.
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79. vacuum cleaner
noun
aspiradora f
--------------------------------------vacuum cleaner noun [C] us /vkjum klinr, -jum, -jm/ (short form vacuum)
a piece of electrical equipment that sucks dirt from floors and other surfaces
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80. wireless adjective [not gradable] us /wrls/
not needing wires to make a connection or to communicate: They have a plan to link 9,
00 office buildings to the Net via a high-speed wireless network.
wireless noun [U] us /wrls/
broadcasting or computer communication that does not use wires: If you've been waitin
g to jump into wireless, the water is safe. datedCdn and Br A wireless is also a radi
o.
----------------------------------------wireless [wals]
noun
(dated) radio f
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81. meet [mi:t] (pt & pp met ) /mit/ (past tense and past participle met /met/
)
1.
[by chance] encontrarse con
[for first time, come across] Conjugaison conocer
[by arrangement, for a purpose] reunirse con
2.
[go to meet - person] ir/venir a buscar
[ - train, bus]
I met the eight o'clock train to pick up my son fui a buscar a mi hijo en el
tren de las ocho
3.
[need, demand, condition] Conjugaison satisfacer
[target] cumplir con
[deadline] Conjugaison cumplir
4.
[deal with - problem, challenge] hacer frente a
5.
[costs, debts] Conjugaison pagar
6.
[experience - problem, situation] encontrarse con
7.
[hit, touch] Conjugaison darse or chocar contra
8.
[face]
her eyes met his sus ojos se encontraron con los de l
9.
[join] Conjugaison juntarse or unirse con
10.
[play against] enfrentarse con
meet [mi:t] (
pt & pp met )
1.
[by chance] Conjugaison encontrarse
[by arrangement] Conjugaison verse
[for a purpose] reunirse
2.
[get to know somebody] Conjugaison conocerse
shall we meet at eight? quedamos a las ocho?
3.
[hit in collision] Conjugaison chocar
[touch] Conjugaison tocar
4.
[eyes]
their eyes met sus miradas se cruzaron
5.
[join - roads etc] Conjugaison juntarse
6.
[play each other] enfrentarse
meet [mi:t]
noun
(US) [meeting]
encuentro m
meet up
to meet up (with somebody) quedar (con alguien)
we're meeting up for lunch hemos quedado para comer
meet with
1.
[problems, resistance]
meet with refusal ser rechazado ( f rechazada)
to meet with success tener xito
to meet with failure fracasar
2.
(US) [by arrangement] reunirse con

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la ltima vez que lo vi/que o de l

last noun [U] (FINAL)

else: Heather was the last to go

last noun [U] (NO MORE)

ate the last of the ice

last noun [U] (MOST RECENT)

country with two

tan ... como, igual de ... que

looks just like her

mother. [+ question word] It was just what I

just adverb [not gradable] (ONLY)

wonderful! Its just

amazing how powerful the new

just adjective (FAIR)

por todas partes

over preposition (USING)

telephone: They spoke over the

over preposition (DURING)

power, or position than: Parents

over preposition (ABOUT)

arguing over this.

over preposition (FINISHED)

flu yet? His

over adverb [not gradable] (DOWN)

lower position; down: The little

fell over and started to

over adverb [not gradable] (AGAIN)

ruined it now Ill have to do it over.

over adverb [not gradable] (ACROSS)

over adjective [not gradable] (FINISHED)

girlfriend says were throug

through adjective, adverb [not gradable] (DURING)

through preposition (USING)

by; using: Schools are financed through property taxes.

total noun [C] (AMOUNT)

extreme: Negotiations had to be

held in total secrecy.

total adjective [not gradable] (INCLUDING AMOUNT)

total verb [T] (DESTROY)

completely: She didnt total the

car, but she did a lot of damage

total verb [T] (HAVE AS AMOUNT)

to try out for (US) presentarse a una prueba de seleccin para

[T] to test something to see if it is suitable or useful, or if it will work: Have yo

try noun [C] (ATTEMPT)

transitive verb Conjugaison

what make is your car? de qu marca es tu coche?

hacer las paces (con alguien)

to be on order estar pedido

rdenes fpl sagradas

in the order of, UK

past simple and past participle of stick

to stick something (on or to something) pegar algo (en algo)

to have power over somebody tener poder sobre alguien

power noun (STRENGTH)

strength or force: Hes a good

hits with a lot of p

power noun (ENERGY)

world history /p r/ [C] an independent

power verb [T] (ENERGY)

rank: The new

used for communicating with an

Conjugaison exigir, Conjugaison reclamar