"Yesterday I saw Enrique passing by in the street.", "Ayer lo vi a Enrique de pasada por la calle." "which brings us back to your story<br /> - to bring back", "lo que nos trae de nuevo a tu historia<br /> - traer de nuevo" "Gas/Fuel prices are through the roof.", "Los precios del combustible están por las nubes." "You haven't seen my purse, have you?<br /> The students can use calculators, right?<br /> - the change purse<br /> - the calculator; calculating", "No has visto mi monedero, ¿verdad?<br /> Los estudiantes pueden usar calculadoras, ¿no?<br /> - el monedero<br /> - la calculadora; calculador/a<br /> The "question tags" ¿verdad? and ¿no? can be used interchangeably." "He looks into her eyes.<br /> alt: He looks her in the eye.<br /> it: He looks at her in the eyes.", "Él la mira a los ojos. (2)" "Don't take your eyes off him.<br /> lit: the sight", "No le quites la vista de encima.<br /> (quitar)" "OK<br /> alt: Go on", "Dale (2)" "the cancer drugs<br /> - oncological<br /> - the oncology", "los medicaments oncológicos<br /> - oncológico/a<br /> - la oncología" "cancerous<br /> the cancer", "canceroso/a<br /> el cáncer" "Everything was forgotten.<br /> - the oblivion, the state of being forgotten", "Todo quedó en el olvido.<br /> - el olvido (2)" "I bought a piece of furniture for the entrance hall.<br /> - the entrance hall, the lobby", "Compré un mueble para el recibidor.<br /> - el recibidor (2)" "to suggest", "sugerir e->ie yo sugiero" "headline: police success in human trafficking case<br /> - the success (not "el éxito") (the good decision, the correct answer)<br /> - the human trafficking", "titular: acierto policial en caso de trata de personas<br /> - el acierto<br /> - la trata de personas" "At first he started with painkillers for headaches.<br /> - the painkiller, the sedative (not "el sedante")", "Al principio empezó con calmantes para el dolor de cabeza.<br /> - el calmante (2)" "Brazil has put up with the Argentinians for one month.<br /> - to put up with (Río de la Plata)", "Brasil les ha bancado a los argentinos durante un mes.<br /> - bancar (Río de la Plata)" "The plate runs away with the spoon.<br /> - to flee, to run away", "El plato huye con la cuchara.<br /> - huir<br /> huyo huyes huyo huimos huís huyen<br /> huí huiste huyó huimos huisteis huyeron" "I can't change the system overnight.<br /> - overnight (not "de la noche a la mañana")", "No puedo cambiar el sistema de un día para otro.<br /> - de un día para otro" "Decisions that take us from one day to the next.<br /> - from one day to the next", "Decisiones que nos llevan de un día para otro.<br /> - de un día para otro" "m/These two elements can get Enrique into serious trouble.<br /> lit: seriously complicate<br /> - seriously", "Estos dos elementos pueden complicar seriamente a Enrique.<br /> - seriamente" "Natalia's face lights up.<br /> hint: "A Natalia"", "A Natalia se le iluminó el rostro.<br /> alt: El rostro de Natalia se iluminó.<br /> (iluminarse)" "I have a bad feeling.<br /> - the premonition", "Tengo un mal presentimiento.<br /> - el presentimiento" "I don't care about that.<br /> hint: "me tiene"", "Eso me tiene sin cuidado." "Enrique woke up with a start.<br /> - startled", "Enrique se despertó sobresaltado.<br /> - sobresaltado/a<br /> (despertarse)" "When he looks down he sees that his arms are held by straps.<br /> Hint: not "cuando mira hacia abajo"<br /> - the strap<br /> (to hold, to attach)", "Cuando baja la vista ve que sus brazos están sujetados por correas.<br /> - la correa<br /> (sujetar)" "They want money more than anything in the world.", "Quieren <b>al</b> dinero mas que <b>a</b> nada en el mundo." "Anna lies down/back on a couch.<br /> - the couch", "Anna se recuesta sobre un diván.<br /> - el diván<br /> (recostarse)" "We are playing Russian roulette.", "Estamos jugando a la ruleta rusa." "from K-12<br /> - twelfth (not "decimosegundo" "duodécimo")", "de kinder a doceavo grado<br /> - doceavo<br /> (heard on Univisión)"
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