WORDS BY LEVEL B2

Absorb (verb)

English: To take in or soak up a liquid, substance, or information.

Spanish: Absorber; asimilar.

Example: Children absorb new languages very quickly.

Abstract (adjective)

English: Existing as an idea rather than a physical object.

Spanish: Abstracto.

Example: Justice is an abstract concept.

Accent (noun)

English: The particular way in which someone pronounces words.

Spanish: Acento.

Example: She has a strong Spanish accent.

Accidentally (adverb)

English: By chance or without intending to.

Spanish: Accidentalmente; sin querer.

Example: I accidentally deleted the file.

Accommodate (verb)

English: To provide space or a place for someone or something.

Spanish: Alojar; acomodar; dar cabida.

Example: The hotel can accommodate up to 300 guests.

Accomplish (verb)

English: To achieve or complete something successfully.

Spanish: Lograr; cumplir; conseguir.

Example: She accomplished all her goals for the year.

Accountant (noun)

English: A person whose job is to manage financial records and accounts.

Spanish: Contador; contable.

Example: My uncle works as an accountant for an international company.

Accuracy (noun)

English: The quality of being correct or precise.

Spanish: Precisión; exactitud.

Example: The experiment requires a high level of accuracy.

Accurately (adverb)

English: In a correct and precise way.

Spanish: Con precisión; exactamente.

Example: The machine measures temperature accurately.

Acid (noun)

English: A chemical substance with a low pH that can react with other substances.

Spanish: Ácido.

Example: Lemon juice contains citric acid.