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Unit 6

Diana Itzel Moctezuma Acosta Inglés Segundo Spanish 13 cards

Unit 6

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  1. 1To ring true To seem or sound true, sincere, or authentic. Daria is such a honest girlTo ring true
    /rɪŋ/
    To ring true To seem or sound true, sincere, or authentic. Daria is such a honest girl
  2. 2To creep To move along with the body prone and close to the ground Babies crawlTo creep
    \ˈkrept\;
    To creep To move along with the body prone and close to the ground Babies crawl
  3. 3To hobble To move along unsteadily or with difficulty I walk unsteadily when I use high heelsTo hobble
    hob·ble
    \ ˈhä-bəl \
    To hobble To move along unsteadily or with difficulty I walk unsteadily when I use high heels
  4. 4To glare To stare angrily or fiercely To express (something, such as hostility) by staring angrily Summer always glares at SethTo glare
    \ ˈgler \
    To glare To stare angrily or fiercely To express (something, such as hostility) by staring angrily Summer always glares at Seth
  5. 5To peep To look quickly and secretly at something, especially through a small opening. I usually spy on mi best friendTo peep
    /piːp/
    To peep To look quickly and secretly at something, especially through a small opening. I usually spy on mi best friend
  6. 6To lotter One that separates into lotsTo lotter
    lot·ter
    \ ˈlätə(r) , -ätə- \
    To lotter One that separates into lots
  7. 7To plod To work laboriously and monotonously I'm tired to do the donkey work all the timeTo plod
    \ ˈpläd \
    To plod To work laboriously and monotonously I'm tired to do the donkey work all the time
  8. 8To stagger To move on unsteadilyTo stagger
    stag·ger
    \ ˈsta-gər \
    To stagger To move on unsteadily
  9. 9To crawl To move or progress slowly or laboriously Babies like to creepTo crawl
    \ ˈkrȯl \
    To crawl To move or progress slowly or laboriously Babies like to creep
  10. 10By rights According to what is legally or morally correct The constitution says they deserve a home, a nameBy rights
    \ ˈrīt \
    By rights According to what is legally or morally correct The constitution says they deserve a home, a name
  11. 11To do sth left, right and center To do sth in a very quick and uncontrolled way, in all directions My projects are all over the placeTo do sth left, right and centerTo do sth left, right and center To do sth in a very quick and uncontrolled way, in all directions My projects are all over the place
  12. 12To get on the right side of sb To remain in someone's favor. Cady tried to become Regina's friend, so she kept on her side.To get on the right side of sbdTo get on the right side of sb To remain in someone's favor. Cady tried to become Regina's friend, so she kept on her side.
  13. 13To be in the right Be morally or legally justified in one's views or actions. Hermione is always rightTo be in the rightTo be in the right Be morally or legally justified in one's views or actions. Hermione is always right

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