Walkout Movie Vocabulary
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These flashcards cover essential vocabulary from the lecture on the movie 'Walkout'. Each card includes a term in Spanish and its corresponding definition in English.
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una retirada
A Walkout (a boycott type of protest, intended to be non-violent)
una solicitud
an application (for a job or school or whatever!)
solicitar
to apply
una encuesta
a survey
un asunto
an issue, subject, matter
un informe
a report
un informante
an informant (in movie context: 'whistleblower', a 'mole')
enterar(se)
to become informed, tell, notify, find out, advise, 'clue in,' 'tip off'
las pandillas
the gangs
dispuesto/a(s)
willing and ready
una firma
a signature
firmar
to sign
titular(se)
to earn a college degree
golpear
to hit, to strike
un golpe
a hit or a 'swatt' (like the paddling students received in corporal punishment)
arriesgar(se)
to risk
un riesgo
a risk
apoyar
to support
ocultar
to hide
esconder
to hide
unir(se)
to join, to 'unite oneself' with a group
vigilar
to guard, watch, monitor
boicotear
to boycott
un legado
a legacy
el campamento/ la conferencia
the camp/ the conference
echar or tirar or lanzar
to toss or to throw
expulsar
to expel from school
asustar
to scare
lograr
to achieve
despedir
to fire (from a job)
despedir(se)
to say farewell or good-bye
pelear & luchar
to fight
clausurar
to close down, to shut down a building or an organization
agarrar & coger
to grab
un delito
a crime or a felony
castigar
to punish
un castigo
a punishment
castigos corporales
corporal punishment (physical punishment to the body 'cuerpo')
desafiar
to challenge
un desafío
a challenge
rendirse (e to i)
to surrender, quit, to give up
vencer
to vanquish, beat, to defeat, to overcome
no darse por vencido
not to give up (not to be defeated or beaten)
estar de acuerdo
to be in agreement
tener el derecho
to have the right
el Consejo
the school board or school council (made of adult community members)
aconsejar
to advise, to counsel, to give advice
un consejero
a counselor
fingir
to pretend
funcionar
to function or to work
enseñar
to teach or to show
mostrar (o to ue in present)
to show
acordarse (o to ue)
to recall, to look back
recordar (o to ue)
to remember
conceder
to grant or to award or to give or to concede
cambiar
to change
amar
to love
odiar
to hate
manifestantes
protestors
manifestar
to protest
quejar(se)
to complain about
las quejas
complaints