Vocabulary Old2

Promedio, corriente, mediocre

• Joe thought of himself as just an average guy.
• That restaurant serves average food.

• Inconscientemente
• sin querer 

Pete found out later that he had unwittingly revealed his brother's secret.

• Durar
• perdurar
• permanecer
• The speech lasted thirty minutes.
• You two aren't going to last

Mandón, autoritario

Karen didn't appreciate Lisa's bossy attitude.

Articular con la boca

Derribar, demoler

Monasterio, convento, abadía

Cantidad, suma, valor

Tulipanes

Escoba

Darse cuenta, saber, llevar acabo

Quizas

Malísimo, horrible, terrible, piojoso

I've had a really lousy day

Así de repente

Por Dios

preocupado

Bien organizado

Irse de las manos.

The party got out of hand, and a neighbour called the police.

Moda, novedad, manía

• - Your little fad is scary to some. 
• - Tim is studying to be a fashion designer, so he always knows about the latest fads.

Tendensia, moda

seres profundos

Vampires are actually very spiritual and deep beings

• afrontar
• let's just face it.

Al menos

• Kiss mark
• Butters just gave me a hickey

vomitar

The dog just puked on the carpet.

studying at same institution

He dropped out of school because he couldn't get along with his fellow students.

Sin embargo

Evitando

Más probable

• recoger, reunir
• Gather up all the toys and put them in their correct place.

Sacrificado

• 1) Restregar.- is like someone was right about something and is gloating (regodearse) 
• ***** OK, so I was wrong. Go on, have a good gloat!
• 2) Reprochar.- blaming

Feeling really depressed and sad about an issue.

• I'm so bummed out
• I really miss her a lot, I feel really bummed out.

• Hilo dental
• Usar hilo dental

Logro

Quejas

After you

• carecer de...
• faltar
• You lack common sense

play a joke

Aventura amorosa

Jim had a fling with a coworker.

• No molestar
• No fastidiar

I've had a bad day. Just lay off and leave me alone!

que debo hacer?

• run away with lover
• Run away

Kara and Mitch eloped and have not returned yet.

• Listo, astuto, 
• That was a sly move; you got just what you wanted.

Conspirador, confabulador, astuto

You can't trick me I'm so too sly

mente estrecha

• Seguir los pasos de alguien
• He followed in his father's footsteps and went to the army

• Cerrar el trato
• I'm hoping to seal the deal when we meet the seller of the property tomorrow.

Cuanto antes mejor

ser

Apodar

Patricia's classmates dubbed her four-eyes, because she wore glasses.

• Aunque, a pesar de que 
• I decided to walk to the library even though it was raining.

de todos modos

de algún modo

Doble moral

• Palabra, promesa, compromiso
•  He made a commitment to stay at that job for another year.

Dama de honor

brownsugar and butter

cuando quieres que te repitan algo

• Baston, batuta
• Police with batons attempted to break up the crowd.

extender, echar, poner

very good or pleasant

That's a swell idea!

Engañar

Don't delude yourself into thinking that your life would be better in another city.

• Valentía, valor
• His bravery in battle saved the lives of his comrades.

Efectos secundarios.

Excentrico, raro, chiflado

Aventura

• Inclinarse, agacharse
• James dropped his pen, so he bent over to pick it up.

Inocente

• Dificil, duro
• I had a such a tough time in college

sordo

• Obediente
• A dutiful child

El que lo encuentra se lo queda, los perdedores lloran

Colmillos

merecer

Type of jacket

Barba de chivo

aceitunas

• Amanecer
•  The bird start singing at the break of down.

Afraid to do something

Don't chicken out

Give your attention to what I am saying because is true and important

~He'll be back, mark my words

Aficionado al cine

Mucho , suficiente, bastante.

• No more pie for me, thank you; I've already had plenty.
• There's plenty of gas in the car.

• ir al grano
• Come on, cut to the chase already—what exactly are you trying to ask me? I

• Por lo que a mí respecta, en mi opinion
•  As far as I'm concernd, that was the best film of the year.

Atardecer

Chalecos

I always wear a vest in cold weather.

broma, chiste

Cortesía

Esmoquin

Culpa

Preguntandome

Jealous

• esquivar
• I guess she dodged the bullet this time.

Plano

• Para cuando
• You better have your chores done by the time I get home or you're in big trouble.

• Mallory spends every Saturday morning doing chores.
• I'll go shopping when I've done my chores

reirse nerviosamente

• Hueco, vacío
• He had a hollow feeling in his stomach

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