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AP Spanish p.278

AP Spanish p.278 vocab list

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to go downtown ir al centro
to go shopping ir a tiendas
to become (goal achieved over time) llegar a ser
to be (arrive) on time llegar a tiempo
to be (arrive) late llegar atrasado
to be (arrive) late llegar con atraso
to be (arrive) late llegar con retraso
to be (arrive) late llegar tarde
to be (arrive) early llegar temprano
to agree, to come to an agreement ponerse de acuerdo
to stand ponerse de pie
to kneel (down) ponerse de rodillas
to be... years old tener... años
to look good (bad) tener buena (mala) cara
to be (very) calm tener (mucha) calma
to be/feel (very) hot tener (mucho) calor
to be (very) jealous of tener (mucho) celos de
to be (very) careful tener (mucho) cuidado
to feel like, to have an urge to tener deseos de
to have a (sore throat, headache, etc.) tener dolor de (garganza, cabeza, etc.)
to take into account tener en cuenta
to be (very) envious (of) tener (mucha) envidia (de)
to be (very) successful tener (mucho) éxito
to be/feel (very) cold tener (mucho) frío
to feel like, to have an urge to tener ganas de
to be (very) hungry tener (mucha) hambre
to be blamed (for), to be one´s fault tener la culpa (de)
to have the floor tener la palabra
to feel (very) sorry for tener (mucha) lástima de
to take place tener lugar
to be (very much) afraid (of) tener (mucho) miedo (de)
to be pleased to tener mucho gusto en
to keep in mind, to take into account tener presente
to be in a (big) hurry tener (mucha) prisa
to have to tener que + infinitive
to have to do with tener que ver con
to be right (wrong) (no) tener razón
to be (very) thirsty tener (mucha) sed
to be (very) sleepy tener (mucho) sueño
to be (very) lucky tener (mucha) suerte
to be (very much) ashamed (of) tener (mucha) vergüenza (de)
to be (sick, broke, etc.) andar mal (de salud, de dinero, etc.)
to memorize, learn by heart aprender de memoria
to make a good (bad) impression (on someone) caerle bien (mal) a alguien
to drop dead caerse muerto
to change one´s mind cambiar de idea
to rely on contar con
to be difficult for someone costarle trabajo
(not) to think so creer que sí (no)
to turn... years old cumplir... años
to be due to deberse a
to talk nonsense decir (muchos) disparates
to say yes (no) decir que sí (no)
to drop dejar caer
to sleep like a log (soundly) dormir a pierna suelta
to earn one´s living ganarse la vida
to knock on the door llamar a la puerta
to carry out, to accomplish, to finish llevar a cabo
to get (not get) along with llevarse bien (mal) con
to hold one´s interest mantener el interés
to die laughing morirse de risa
to be good for nothing no servir para nada
to pay cash pagar al contado (en efectivo)
to call the roll pasar lista
to have a good (bad) time pasarlo bien (mal)
to borrow pedir prestado
to waste one´s time perder el tiempo
to behave/misbehave portarse bien/mal
to pay attention prestar atención
to look good (bad) (on somebody) quedar(le) bien (mal)
to mean querer decir
to taste like saber a
to get a grade (on a paper or assignment) sacar una nota
to take a photograph sacar una foto(grafía)
to agree with one, to suit one sentarle bien
to be a fan of, to be fond of ser aficionado a
to be time to ser hora de
to be one´s turn tocarle a uno
to sunbathe tomar el sol
to pull someone´s leg, to fool (someone) tomarle el pelo a alguien
to be worthwhile, to be worth the trouble valer la pena
to go crazy volverse loco
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