DICTIONARY
Name: Steven López Vera
Date: 04/02/2019
Group: 9 A2-1
A B C D E F G H I J
K L M N O P Q R S T
U V W X Y Z
AA
Abroad (noun): En el extranjero.
Abroad is Who is or comes from a
country other than the person who
speaks.
He traveled abroad for a job proposal.
BB
Basement (noun): Sótano
Basement is Part of a building located between the
foundations, below ground level of the street.
In that basement you can find the passports they were
looking for.
DD
Deserve (verb): Merecer
Deserve is Being a person worthy of a prize
or a punishment
she must deserve something better than a guy
like you.
Drum (noun): Tambor
Drum is musical percussion instrument formed by a box of more
or less cylindrical shape closed on one side or both with a
tensioned leather patch or with a membrane of plastic material; it
is played with sticks, with a mallet or with the hands, and can be
part of other percussion musical instruments.
The little boy is playing the drum for his friends.
Dive (verb): Bucear
Dive is Swim under the surface of the water.
I started to dive around the galapagos islands and it's
very beautiful
EE
Earn (verb): Ganar
Earn is Obtain a thing, usually money or something good,
with work, effort or luck.
She earns more money now than in her previous job.
FF
Free (adjective, singular): Gratis
Free is Without charging or paying money.
The service includes free shipping and installation.
GG
Go by (Verb): Pasar
Go by is links to the physical destination or object
associated with the action of the verb that precedes
it, which is usually of movement
Go by train
HH
Hold on (verb): Sujetarse
Hold on is Term or extension that is given for the execution of a thing
I held on to the reins of the horse as it galloped.
MM
Maybe (adverb): Quizás
Maybe is it is not sure that it happens
The package should arrive in two or maybe three
days.
NN
Nearby (adjective): Cercano
Nearby is Which is close or next in space or time.
My daughter lives in a nearby town.
SS
Stage (noun): Etapa
Stage is Place in which an action or event takes
place.
Adolescence is an awkward but lovely stage.
Still (adjective): Quieto
Still is That does not have or does not move.
The sea is constantly in motion, never still.
TT
Tiny (adjective): Pequeño
Tiny is That has less quantity, quality or importance than another thing of the same species.
Human looks tiny compared to an elephant.