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Español MJT VII

TermDefinition
La siderurgia (siderúrgico/a) The iron and steel industry (iron and steel as adjective)
La muralla (el Muro de Berlin) City wall (the Berlin Wall)
El bajo Bass guitar
Solicitar (un trabajo, una plaza etc) To apply for, ask for (apply for a job, place)
Apuñalar To stab
A los 18 años At the age of 18
El apuro (me daba apuro pedirle dinero) Embarrassment (I was embarrassed asking him for money)
Empollar (un empollón) To brood (a hen)/ to cram (for an exam) (a swot)
El rehén Hostage
El chequeo Check-up (medical or car)
El minero A miner
Clausurar To bring to a close, to close down a business/ building
Tratar un tema To deal with a subject
Colores llamativos (se viste de modo llamativo) Loud, bright colours (she dresses in very striking clothes)
A corto/ medio/ largo plazo In the short/ medium/ long-term
Rendir las armas To lay down arms
Salta a la vista It's patently clear
Ir/ salir etc de puntillas To tiptoe
Encarar To face up to, confront (problem etc)
Un trabalenguas A tongue-twister
Vulnerar To breach, violate a law
Giboso/a (giba) Hunchbacked (hump of camel)
Se influyen mutualmente They're mutually reinforcing
La milla A mile
El escondite Hide and seek
DNI (documento nacional de identidad)/ carnet de identidad ID card (two phrases)
Hacerse + profesión, ideología (Federico se ha hecho budista) Verb to describe an intended change in profession or ideology (Federico has become a buddist)
Volverse + adjectivo negativo (no sé qué le pasa a Juan, se ha vuelto muy antipático) Verb used to describe negative changes in someone's character (I don't know what's happened to Juan - he's become very nasty)
Ponerse + aspecto físicio o estado de ánimo (no te pongas triste, verás como todo se arregla) Verb used to describe sudden emotional temporary emotional change (don't be sad - you'll see that everything will work out fine)
Llegar a ser + cargo, profesión (empezó muy abajo pero ha llegado a ser el director de la empresa) Verb used to describe gradual positive change (he started at the bottom but has worked his way up to director of the company)
Terminar + gerundio (empezó muy bien, pero terminó perdiendo el puesto de trabajo) Verb used to describe gradual negative social change (he started very well but he ended up losing his job)
Merece la pena gastarse el dinero It's worth spending the money on it
¿Para cuándo estarán los zapatos? When will the shoes be ready?
Asequible Feasible (plan)/ reasonable (price)
La avellana Hazelnut
Avalar/ respaldar To underwrite, guarantee, endorse (two words)
Idóneo/a Suitable, fitting
Un/a perito/a Expert
Un/a letrado/a A lawyer
Los enseres (enseres domésticos) Goods/ appliances (domestic appliances)
La recurrente Appellant
A la luz de In the light of
A todas luces Whichever way you look at it, by any reckoning
El convenio Agreement
El azafrán Saffron
El azar (al azar) Chance, fate (at random)
La alondra Lark
Manco/a (no ser manco en algo) One-handed (to be not half bad at something)
Masajear (dar un masaje a alguien) To massage (to give a massage to someone)
Aflojar To loosen, slacken, relax
Un/a fisioterapeuta (la fisioterapia) Physiotherapist (physiotherapy)
La mortaja (amortajar) A shroud (to shroud)
Un/a doliente (un/a plañidero/a) A mourner (a hired mourner)
Estar de luto/ llorar la muerte de alguien To mourn (two phrases)
El óbito (formal) Death (formal)
La chuchería Sweeties, candy
Nada que sentir Nothing to be sorry for
A todo tardar/ a más tardar At the latest (two phrases)
No me ocurre algo I can't think of anything
El bolsillo Pocket
A cargo de (un concierto a cargo de la orquesta de cámara de la ciudad) In charge of (the city chamber orchestra are in charge of the concert)
La corazonada Hunch, impulsive act
Temerario/a Rash, reckless
Disputar un partido To play a (football) match
Saltar por las aires (el coche saltó por los aires) To blow up (the car blew up)
Igualar 1 a 1 To draw 1-1
La yegua Mare
El yerno/ la nuera Son-in-daughter/ daughter-in-law
El/la caniche Poodle
El chucho Mongrel
Una cajetilla de cigarillos A packet of fags
La grúa Crane
Los andamios Scaffolding
La rehabilitación Rehabilitation/ restoration (of building etc)
La bóveda Ceiling vault
Barrer To sweep (up)
La escoba (pasar la escoba) Broom (to sweep up)
Regatear (aquí regatean el vino) To haggle over/ be mean with (they're mean with their wine here)/ to dribble (in football)
El profesorado/ el alumnado The teaching staff or the teaching profession/ student body
Besuqear To cover with kisses
Tararear (una melodía tarareable) To hum (a hummable tune)
Chismear To blabber, gossip
La quijada Jaw, jawbone
Ser un/a interesado/a To always be looking out for number one
La sabiduría (la sabiduría popular) Wisdom (folklore)
Las nociones (tiene algunas nociones de árabe) Basics, rudiments (he has a tiny bit of Arabic)
Rugir (un rugido) To roar (a roar)
Cloquear (el cloqueo) To cluck (clucking)
Menos mal que (menos mal que vivimos en España) Thank goodness that (thank goodness that we live in Spain)
El pavo real Peacock
El oso hormiguero Anteater
El guepardo Cheetah
Tajante (contestó con un 'no' tajante) Emphatic, sharp (he answered with an emphatic 'no')
Ganar/ perder peso To gain/ lose weight
La balanza Scales (for weighing)
El café instantáneo/ soluble Instant coffee (2 words)
La cañería Pipe, pipes (as system)
Atascado/a Blocked (pipe etc), jammed (door, printer)
El garbanzo (gente de garbanzo) Chickpea (humble folk, ordinary people)
Crujiente Crunchy
Rebozado/a Fried in breadcrumbs or batter
Created by: mjtiii
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