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  1. 1nod (head gesture: yes) Kyle nodded in agreement.asentir, aprobar, decir que si gestualmente
  2. 2assailant she escaped from her assailant after kicking himAtacante
  3. 3brawl Police were called to break up the brawl at the club.pelea ,camorra, riña
  4. 4clutter Sorry about the clutter in the kitchen. My desk is covered in/full of clutter(a lot of objects in) a state of untidiness.
  5. 5rut Julian felt he was stuck in a rut(coloquial) aburrido, rollo
    coñazo
  6. 6suck it up I know you don't want to sit next to her, but you'll just have to suck it up and try to make conversation!aguantarse , tragarse
  7. 7the cradle of [sth] n Ancient Mesopotamia is considered the cradle of civilization.cuna nf
  8. 8motto The company had their motto painted on the walls in the break room.lema nm
    consigna nf
    eslogan nm
  9. 9teetotal The alcohol ban is a strain on my mum, she likes a bit of a drink, but my dad's teetotal.abstemio
  10. 10spear The tribe use spears to hunt animals.lanza
  11. 11nail [sth] vtr Miranda nailed the picture hook into the wall. Carrie nailed the sign high up on the door.clavar
  12. 12butt [sth/sb] vtr The goat butted the doorcornear⇒ vtr
    embestir⇒ vtr
  13. 13scent n (pleasant smell) Wendy loves the scent of freshly baked bread. scent n (animal's smell)aroma ,olor,perfume
  14. 14rustyoxidado
  15. 15re-enactment the re-enactment of a naval battlerecreacion de un hecho histórico
    replica
  16. 16fetching You look very fetching in your green shorts.que te sienta bien
  17. 17unscathed Peter emerged from the car accident unscathed.adj (person: not harmed) ileso/a adj
    indemne adj
  18. 18intertwinedentrelazados
  19. 19downpourschaparrón
  20. 20dump (slang) He's been miserable since his girlfriend dumped him.(end a relationship) (coloquial) dejar
  21. 21Crooksinverguenza
  22. 22dusk Dusk is my favourite time of day.anochecer nm
    crepúsculo nm
  23. 23Hatredodio
  24. 24Inmateprisionero
  25. 25alleged The alleged criminal demanded a lawyer.presunto, supuesto
  26. 26wallow in [sth] vi There's nothing he enjoys more than wallowing in misery.regodearse
  27. 27revellersjuerguistas
  28. 28to don But getting cyclists to don a hard-shelled helmet, which can lessen the risks of serious injury, has been a global challenge.ponerse ropa, ataviarse con
  29. 29spank Ellen spanked her son when she found out he'd been bullying younger children at school.azotar a
    hit as punishment)
  30. 30ditch [sb] (lover: leave) (coloquial) the robbers ditched the getaway cardeshacerse de,dejar tirado...
  31. 31sparse The hairs on Steve's head had become increasingly sparse over the years.escaso/a adj disperso/a adj
  32. 32scarce New parts for machinery are scarce, so the locals have to cannibalize old machines for spares.escaso/a adj
    poco/a adj
  33. 33kickback The contract to supply Tornado jets went to Smith Inc because they offered a kickback to the Defence Procurement Minister.soborno
  34. 34shed Put the garden tools in the shed.cobertizo,caseta
  35. 35steep The house was at the top of a steep hill.empinado/a adj
    inclinado/a adj
  36. 36setback The project suffered a setback when one of the key workers had to take two months off work due to illness.contratiempo nm
  37. 37CoveCala (playa)
  38. 38chubby Ellen was not overweight, but she considered herself chubby.regordete/a adj
    rollizo/a adj
    rechoncho/ancha adj
    gordinflón) adj
  39. 39beam, beam of light (light ray) The room was dark except for a thin beam of light shining through a small hole in the roof.rayo nm
    rayo de luz grupo nom
  40. 40tail The dog yelped when the guy stepped on his tail.rabo nmcola nf
  41. 41goose, plural: geese The goose walked around the pond.ganso nm
  42. 42outstanding His play in that game was outstanding and we shouldn't expect to see that level from him again any time soon.espectacular adj
  43. 43thrive All the plants in my garden are thriving.desarrollarse
    (con salud) crecer muy bien loc verb
    (planta, animal)
  44. 44gruesome adj ( The gruesome assault was captured by a security camera.repellent) repelente adj
    horripilante adj
    espantoso/a adj
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  47. 47breed figurative, informal Politicians are an untrustworthy breed.(type of person) (figurado) raza nf
    grupo nm
  48. 48harsh adj She was quite harsh with the kids. She should be nicer to them.duro/a adj
    severo/a adj
  49. 49needle n Kate threaded a needle.(sewing needle) aguja nf
  50. 50Question TextAnswer Text
  51. 51slum n Many people in developing countries still live in slums.suburbio nm
    barrio bajo grupo nom
    barrio pobre grupo nom
  52. 52scapegoat n The project failed and now they desperately need a scapegoat.(figurado) chivo expiatorio loc nom m
    (figurado) cabeza de turco loc nom f
  53. 53negligible The damage from the earthquake was negligible.irrelevant
  54. 54awkward adj My nephew is entering that awkward stage of adolescence.complicado/a adj
    difícil adj
    incómodo/a adj
  55. 55blaze Three fire engines were called to tackle the blaze at the factory.hoguera
  56. 56choke Someone help that man, he's choking!ahogarse
  57. 57fuss n I didn't like that film at all; I can't see what all the fuss was about.escándalo nm
  58. 58running out adj I have to make a trip to the grocery store because I'm running out of milk.que se está acabando loc adj
  59. 59rebuke n Rose accepted her mother's rebuke, knowing she deserved it.reprimenda nf
    regaño nf
  60. 60spoiler Warning: this review contains spoilers.n informal (information that reveals plot of a book or film)
  61. 61spoilern US The party entered him only as a spoiler, but he won the election(candidate who ruins another's chances) candidato sin posibilidades
  62. 62ballot n The officers of the club are elected by ballot.(voting, vote) votación
  63. 63felon n It's often difficult for felons to find employment.criminal
  64. 64To wave Taxis keep collecting people who wave at themHacer señales con brazo
  65. 65incongruous The spoon looked incongruous in the knife drawer.fuera de lugar
  66. 66moan vi The patient moaned as the surgeon poked at his wound.make sound) gemir⇒ vi
  67. 67Go viralspread quickly
  68. 68Go by Time goes by quicklypasar
  69. 69upheaval n The government is trying to quell the upheaval.agitación nf
    turbulencia nf
  70. 70abattoir n(slaughterhouse)
    matadero
  71. 71daunting adj Attending a job interview can be daunting.(intimidating)
    abrumador/a adj
    sobrecogedor/a adj
    desalentador/a adj
    desmoralizante adj
  72. 72timid adj Don't be timid! - ask whatever's on your mind.(shy, hesitant)
    tímido/a adj
    asustadizo/a adj
  73. 73inquisitive adj Children are naturally inquisitive about family relationships.(person: curious) curioso/a adj
  74. 74extravagant adj The extravagant celebration will cost taxpayers big.(lavish) extravagante , espléndido adj
  75. 75finicky adj Max is finicky about his food.(fussy, particular) (persona) quisquilloso/a adj
  76. 76gullible adj Dana is so gullible, she would believe anything.crédulo/a adj
    ingenuo/a adj
    inocente adj
  77. 77tightfisted he is tightfisted with her girlfriendagarrado/a adj
  78. 78underachiever Teresa was an underachiever at college and left with very poor grades.manta n comú
  79. 79reckless adj The reckless driver was eventually stopped by the police.(actions: without care) (acción)
    imprudente adj
    temerario/a adj
    insensato/a adj
  80. 80snub [sb] vtr Elizabeth thought Janet was her friend, but then Janet snubbed her by not inviting her to the party.(show disrespect: [sb]) desairar a vtr + prep
    desdeñar a vtr + prep
    despreciar a vtr + prep
  81. 81etiquette n It's important to observe the etiquette of countries that you visit.(social conventions) etiqueta nf
  82. 82betrothed n She had been betrothed to the prince since she was a young girl.formal, literary (fiancé, fiancée) prometido, prometida nm, nf
  83. 83rent collector(law: [sb/sth]that takes housing fee) , recaudador de alquileres
  84. 84quarrel n Simon and Matthew have had a quarrel and now they aren't speaking.(argument) pelea nf
    disputa nf
  85. 85mend vtr The town needs to mend these roads.(clothes, shoes) remendar⇒ vtr
    arreglar⇒ vtr
  86. 86errand n I have to run some errands for my mom this afternoon.(task outside home) recado
  87. 87derelict adj a derelict house/ship/place(building: empty) abandonado/anada deshabitado/a, ruinoso
  88. 88smudge v Don't smudge the picture with your dirty hands!(smudge) embadurnar⇒vtr
    untar⇒ vtr
  89. 89bridegroom n The bridegroom is nearly 20 years older than the bride.(man on his wedding day) novio nm
  90. 90bitchy adj I've never met anyone as bitchy as your little sister.(person: malicious, spiteful) malicioso/a
  91. 91jaded adj The old man was jaded and wanted nothing more to do with the world.(tired of sthg) harto/a adj
    hastiado adj
    saturado/a adj
    cansado/a adj
  92. 92noughties nough,en la decada del dos mil
    zero
  93. 93invoice vtrfacturar⇒vtr (emitir una factura)
  94. 94crow vi Charles always wakes up when the rooster starts crowing.(make rooster-like sound) cacarear⇒ vi
  95. 95forlorn adj You look so forlorn; what happened?(sad, miserable) triste adj
    desolado/a adj
  96. 96shaven adj(head: shaved)rapado/a adj afeitado adj
  97. 97to worry v tr I have told him to leave me alone, but he is still worrying me with phone calls.molestar⇒ vtr
  98. 98mutter vi Tim muttered to himself as he worked.(talk indistinctly) hablar entre dientes
    murmurar
  99. 99tripe n(cow's stomach eaten as meat) (ES) callos
  100. 100stiffen vi She stiffened when I mentioned her old boss.(person: become physically tense) ponerse tenso loc verb
    anquilosarse v prnl
  101. 101risk -aversecontrario al riesgo
  102. 102mollycoddle [sb] vtr(be overprotective of) sobreproteger a vtr + prep consentir a vtr + prep
  103. 103indulge [sb] vtr She just wants your attention. Don't indulge her.(person: satisfy, humour) consentir⇒ vtr
    (coloquial) mimar⇒ vtr
  104. 104row n They stopped being friends after their row over money.UK (argument) discusión nf
    pelea nf
    bronca nf
    pleito nm
  105. 105ecstatic adj She was ecstatic to learn that she was soon to be a grandmother.(joyful) extático/a adj
    exultante adj
    Very happy
    eufórico/a adj
  106. 106stifle, The government's trying to stifle the democracy movement.(ideas, freedom: suppress) reprimir
  107. 107unleash vtr(attack) (ataque) desencadenar⇒vtr
    desatar⇒ vtr
  108. 108frenzy n The shoppers were in a frenzy when the sales started.(fit of madness or overexcitement)
    frenesí
    histeria
  109. 109pester [sb] to do [sth](keep insisting that [sb]do [sth])
    ponerse pesado para que alguien haga algo, dar la lata para que alguien haga algo, estar molestando
  110. 110nagging adj Stop naggingInsistir
  111. 111bond n The two sisters have a real bond.figurative (emotional tie) lazo nm
    vínculo nm
  112. 112pinch n Paul gave Daniel a pinch to warn him to stay quiet.(squeeze with fingers) pellizco
  113. 113shrink vi My jumper has shrunk in the wash.(become smaller) encogerse
    reducirse
    contraerse
  114. 114bullish adj Everyone likes to invest in a bullish market.(stock exchange: favourable) en alza
  115. 115bullish adj(person: optimistic) optimista adj mf
  116. 116smack adv She was sitting under the tree and an apple fell smack into her lap.(directly) justo adv
    directamente adv
  117. 117abductionn There's been an abduction from the royal palace.(kidnapping) secuestro nm
    abducción
  118. 118deter [sb]vtr (discourage [sb]) disuadir a vtr + prep
  119. 119deter [sth] vtr Some people believe the death penalty deters crime.(crime, act: discourage) impedir⇒ vtr
  120. 120toss [sth]vtr(throw lightly) lanzar⇒ vtr
    tirar⇒ vtr
  121. 121Roachcucaracha
  122. 122eye-opening adj Seeing where caviar comes from is an eye-opening experience.(revelatory, revealing) revelador/a adj
  123. 123knotnudo
  124. 124stab n Rachel took the knife and split the packet with a stab.puñalada nf
    navajada nf
    cuchillada nf
  125. 125reckon,pensar
  126. 126sprinkling The cookie had a sprinkling of cinnamon on top.pizca
  127. 127cripple n Zack's twisted legs made it hard to walk, and the children called him 'cripple.'lisiado
  128. 128gridlock There was a huge accident, so we were stuck in a gridlock for over an hour.n(vehicles: traffic jam)embotellamiento nm atasco nm
  129. 129dismay vtrconsternar
  130. 130henceforth adv Henceforth you must address him as Lord Robert.formal (from now on)
    a partir de ahora loc adv
    de aquí en adelante loc adv
  131. 131doze vi/n 1- The cat dozed peacefully in the sunlight. 2-I'm going to take a quick doze before my meeting.1- (sleep lightly) dormitar⇒ vi
    2- (light sleep, nap) siesta nf
    cabezada nf
    sueñecito nm
  132. 132clinch [sth] vtr We're hoping to clinch the deal this afternoon.cerrar⇒ vtr
    asegurar⇒vtr
  133. 133beset 1-he was beset with or by fears 2-a policy beset with dangers1- acosar
    2 plagado
  134. 134nosedive v / n 1- When the engine malfunctioned, the plane nosedived. 2-In the bad economy, salaries took a nosedive.care en picado
  135. 135. fallout n We're still dealing with the fallout from her sudden resignation.efectos colaterales
    efectos secundarios
  136. 136sow fill a pot with compost and sow a thin layer of seeds on topsembrar
  137. 137breach n The supervisor was arrested for breach of confidence. they alleged breach of copyrightinfracción
    violación
  138. 138household adj He is a household name across the country.(well-known) famoso/a adj
    conocido/a adj
  139. 139household adj It's a household tool kit, nothing special.(ordinary) doméstico/a
  140. 140sue vi When Rachel slipped on a wet floor in the supermarket and broke her leg, she decided to sue.(in court) demandar⇒ vtr
  141. 141amiss adj You know something's amiss when Cathy hasn't posted a selfie for three days.equivocado/a , incorrecto/a
  142. 142puzzle vtr she was puzzled by the doctor’s mannerconfundir
    desconcertar
  143. 143drag [sth/sb]vtr Cynthia dragged the large chair into the room.arrastrar
  144. 144maiden adj Governor Ellison delivered his maiden speech without notesinaugural
    de toma de posesión
    de apertura
  145. 145crop n Grandmother's farm always bore crops of corn and tomatoes.cultivo
  146. 146raider n The raiders pillaged the town.invasor, invasora
  147. 147idler n Tiffany sleeps all day. What an idler!zángano
    perezoso nm
  148. 148thorough adj (person) Adam is always thorough; he checks his work very carefully.meticuloso/a adj
    concienzudo/a adj
    minucioso/a adj
  149. 149thorough adj (complete, total) My new boss is a thorough bore.total
    verdadero/a
    absoluto/a
  150. 150drone n The department has three managers and about forty drones.esclavo nm
    burro de carga
  151. 151barefaced adj How dare you tell me such a barefaced lie!descarado/a
    caradura
    insolente
    desvergonzado
  152. 152rig [sth]vtr The politician was accused of rigging the election.amañar
  153. 153quitter n He stayed on the team so others wouldn't call him a quitter.derrotista , rajado, rajada
  154. 154bond The two sisters have a real bond.vinculo
  155. 155quit Will you quit interrupting me when I'm trying to study?dejar de vtr + prep
    parar de vtr + prep
  156. 156Soak up Children pay attention to more than we realize, soaking up everything around them.absorver
  157. 157overdo something Everything is so nice! I think you're overdoing it a little bit!pasarse con algo , exagerar algo
  158. 158Stroll The couple went for a stroll after dinner.Pasear
  159. 159conveyance n Morse code was a breakthrough invention that allowed for the conveyance of messages over great distances.medio de transporte
    medio de transmisión
  160. 160Turmoil There was turmoil at the station when the signalling system broke down.agitación
  161. 161Yearn I yearn for a home-cooked meal.anhelar, ansiar
  162. 162leper n Lepers used to be shunned by society.leproso
  163. 163rear [sb/sth]vtr Chris and Margaret reared their kids to respect others.(niños) criar
  164. 164cherish [sth] vtr Nick cherishes the pocket watch he received from his grandfather.amar
  165. 165vie for [sth], vie with [sb], vie with [sb]for [sth], Hundreds of candidates are vying for 30 seats in the assembly.vi (compete) competir⇒ vi
    rivaliza
    disputar
  166. 166tussle n The boys got in a tussle about who would go first.pelea
  167. 167clumsy adj Jake is so clumsy--he's always running into things and dropping things.torpe
    patoso/a
  168. 168convene [sth] vtr He's convened a meeting of the finance committee for next week.convocar
  169. 169pinch n Paul gave Daniel a pinch to warn him to stay quiet.pellizco
  170. 170dwindle vi Chances of our arriving before the rain starts are dwindling.reducirse
    disminuirse
    mermar
    menguar
  171. 171shrink vi My jumper has shrunk in the wash.encogerse
  172. 172bullish adj Everyone likes to invest in a bullish market.persona: optimista
    stock: en alza
  173. 173Treason Gen Akin Ozturk and 26 senior officers were charged with treason and remanded in custody by a courttraicion
  174. 174hanker for, hanker for [sth], hanker after, Nobody I know has ever hankered after fame.anhelar
    ansiar
  175. 175duffer ninepto, inepta
    zoquete
  176. 176likewise Sarah told Tom that she enjoyed their date, and he responded, "Likewise." The US is sending its military into the Middle East to interfere in armed conflicts there, likewise the EU is sending arms and supplies as well.igualmente, asimismo
  177. 177apprenticeship n The apprenticeship lasts three years for most people.aprendizaje
    formación
  178. 178adamant adj I tried to change Sonia's mind, but she was adamant.firme
    inflexible
    terco/a
  179. 179Rucksack:mochila
  180. 180To con The suspect apparently conned elderly people out of thousands of dollars.estafar
  181. 181callow adjimberbe adj inexperto/a, inmaduro/a
  182. 182goofytontorron
  183. 183vapid The politician gave a vapid speech.insulso
  184. 184misfit People regarded her as a misfit and left her alone.inadaptado social
  185. 185scribble vi The children scribbled contentedly with their new crayons.garabatear
  186. 186glare vi The sun glared down on the dry desert.resplandecer
    brillar
  187. 187pane n I like windows with lots of small panes.(of window) cristal hoja nm
  188. 188shield n The knight raised his shield to protect himself from his enemy's sword blow.escudo
    armadura
  189. 189cold meat nembutidonm (fiambre)
  190. 190coppern The bottom of the pot was coated with copper.cobre
  191. 191tongue-tied adj It is amazing how tongue-tied they get when you present them with irrefutable information.mudo/acon los labios sellados
    sin poder hablar
    sin saber qué decir
  192. 192abjure He's been forced to abjure his most important achievement as governor, his healthcare plan.renunciar a,
  193. 193gnawing nmordisqueo
  194. 194relish n Carrie could barely contain her relish as she took in the view from her hotel balconygusto
    deleite
    placer
  195. 195. relish vtrdisfrutar
    deleitarse
  196. 196wherewithal n The team didn't have the wherewithal in terms of talent, temperament, and tactics to win the game.recursos
    medios
  197. 197plea n The defendant entered a plea of not guilty.súplica
    solicitud
  198. 198hence adv Your grammar is weak, hence the low mark I've given you.así que
    por tanto
    por consiguiente
    de ahí
  199. 199forsake [sth]vtr The alcoholic swore to forsake his addiction.dejar
    abandonar
  200. 200lust n The rapist was controlled by his lust.deseo
    lujuria

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