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A collection of high-frequency English vocabulary flashcards with Spanish translations and contextual examples.
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whom (B1)
Spanish: a quién | Example: Whom should I contact?
within (B1)
Spanish: dentro de | Example: We will reply within two days.
unless (B1)
Spanish: a menos que | Example: We cannot proceed unless you approve.
whether (B1)
Spanish: si | Example: Let me know whether you can attend.
otherwise (B1)
Spanish: de lo contrario | Example: Please reply today; otherwise, we will wait.
instead (A2)
Spanish: en su lugar | Example: Let us meet online instead.
however (B1)
Spanish: obstante | Example: It was raining; however, we still went for a walk.
development (B1)
Spanish: desarrollo | Example: The city has seen rapid development in recent years.
process (B2)
Spanish: proceso | Example: Learning a language is a long process.
evidence (B2)
Spanish: evidencia | Example: There is no evidence to support that claim.
performance (B1)
Spanish: acto | Example: The band gave an excellent performance.
federal (B2)
Spanish: federal | Example: The federal government announced new policies.
chief (B2)
Spanish: jefa | Example: The chief of police arrived at the scene.
council (B2)
Spanish: consejo | Example: The city council held a meeting.
increase (B1)
Spanish: aumento | Example: There has been a significant increase in sales this quarter.
minister (B2)
Spanish: ministro | Example: The Prime Minister announced new policies.
growth (B2)
Spanish: desarrollo | Example: The company showed significant growth last year.
ass (C1)
Spanish: culo | Example: Don't be an ass.
significant (B2)
Spanish: considerable | Example: There was a significant increase in sales.
claim (B2)
Spanish: reclamar | Example: He made a claim that he saw a UFO.
opportunity (B2)
Spanish: oportunidad | Example: This is a great opportunity to learn.
analysis (B2)
Spanish: análisis | Example: The report provided a detailed analysis of the data.
highly (B2)
Spanish: demasiado | Example: He is a highly respected scientist.
challenge (B1)
Spanish: reto | Example: Learning a new language can be a real challenge.