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ˈɑRtɪfækt; an object that is made by a person, especially something of historical or cultural interest The museum has a superb collection of ancient artefacts from Colombia
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disfraces /ˈkos chuːms UK/ /ˈkos Tuːms USA/
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What are important customs in Mexico?
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first-mentioned: denoting the first or first mentioned of two people or things. That used to have a particular position or status in the past. Opposite> Latter used to refer to the second of two things or people mentioned In the case of the former picture (refering to the first picture), the former president (el expresidente) / However, in the case of the latter picture...
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of food) extremely tasty; delicious./ (of a person) very attractive. "a scrumptious chocolate tart"/ "he is simply the most scrumptious thing on two legs"
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smelling, looking, or sounding delicious. "a mouth-watering mixture of Colombian and Mexican cuisine"
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the service was really swift
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all the menu was extremely appealing
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the atmosphere was indredibly cosy
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poco apetitoso /ʌnˈapɪtʌɪzɪŋ/ "an unappetizing leg of chicken"
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"the vegetables were tasteless"
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food or drink: unseasoned /án si sond/, mild-tasting, or insipid. (soso, desabrido)
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everything in the restaurant was costly
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I can't afford to rent the car with you guys. It's too dear for us
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Seguro. ¡Cuantos más, mejor!
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vehicles with a tonneau behind the passenger compartment utility van
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the dentist pulled out my tooth
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I pulled back the curtains
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its amazing that Maria pulled it off
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I was pulled up by my boss for using my cellphone during the training
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with some difficulty: by making a special effort. i am extremely busy, but, at a push, i might be able to do it for you
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adj crucial, cruz (n)
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a statue, building, or other structure erected to commemorate a notable person or event. in our village there is a monument to commemorate those who gave their lives for the country/ the statue of liberty is one of the best -loved monuments in the world
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monumento / adj meaning ‘ done to remember the dead’ remembering a dead person
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not having any connection with religion, not based on religion many countrrries havebecome more secular over the last few decades (di keid)
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procesión / desfile /paréid / the world-famous carnival (kár ni vol) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil includes processions with lots of music and people dancing the Samba.
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traditional stories (oral)
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legend / legendary / mythical start learning
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leyenda / legendario / mítico mythical: imaginary, existing only in stories - legend: a story from ancient times which has its basis in fact Robin hood is a mythical - legendary character from englids folklore / A dragon is a mythical creature (Krít chur)
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to start moving (alejarse) because + clause (subject + verb)/ becuse of + noun The lorry (truck: camion) pulled away very slowy because of its heavy load.
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damage (lesionarse)/ dragged (arrastrar-tirar) pull something to damage a muscle, etc. by using too much force i think i must have pulled a muscle/ He pulled a hamstring in training./ They pulled the heavy fridge along as it was too heavy to carry.
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sacar/ extraer/ Withdrew (retirar) The man pulled out a gun and aimed it the bank clerk. Saco una pistola y apunto al emleado del banco/ the dentist pulled out my tooth/ the united states pulled out their troops from Rusia’s border.
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He pulled up at the traffic lights. (el se detuvó en el semaforo)
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1. pass-give/ 2. take-drive / 3. cry / 4. circular / 5. Operate> ejecutar /6. to operate for a particular perid of time / 7. postularse/ 8. administrar Karen has not decided yet if she wants to run (for the presidency again this year./ He has no idea how to run a business. I run business in LA 1. i’ll run yur message to Jorge/ 2. would you like me to run you to the bus station?/ 3. The clorine in the pool makes my eyes run./ 4. They run extra trains during the rush hour./ My contract still has 6 months to go
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conmemorar (v) / conmemorativo (adj) in my city there is a monument to commemorate hose who gave their lives during the war.
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to remember a dead person>servicio memorial
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traditional-formal The King and Queen have a ceremonial role
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a set of regular actions performed regularly as part of a ceremony. Those related to religious practise are known as sacred rituals. Most communities take part in different kinds of rituals.
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an act of travelling from one place to another, especially when they are far apart
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el anillo de compromiso / el anillo de pedida
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a passage between rows of seats in a church, theatre, train, etc., or between rows of shelves in a supermarket she looked radiant as she walked down the aisle on her father’s arm.
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buqué /buːˈkeɪ/ (ramo de la novia)
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soltero / casado / vuelto a casar
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agresivo: ready to attack, hostile person
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person
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alerta: aware / quick to notice sth person
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book, film, play /place
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accesible: friendly, easy to talk to person
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jactancioso: showy, bragging
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revoltoso: energetic, noisy place, person
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tolerant or liberal in one's views and reactions; not easily offended. a broad-minded aproach to religion
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cold-hearted, unkind, cruel person
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competente: capable ˈkɒmpɪt(ə)nt/
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vanidoso: self-proud, self-important (-) person
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person
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I have a very cramped schedule. We have six desks in this room, so we're a little cramped (for space).
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engañoso, dishonest /dɪˈsiːtf(ʊ)l/
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