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Flashcards testing Spanish vocabulary, relationship terms, expressions, literature terms, and lexical variations from Lección 1: Sentir y Vivir.
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What is the English translation of the Spanish adjective "agobiado/a"?
Overwhelmed
What does the personality adjective "tempestuoso/a" mean in English?
Impulsive; stormy
In the culture vocabulary section, what does the noun "el lazo" translate to?
Bond
What does the Spanish verb "proceder de" mean?
To come from
What is the Spanish phrase for a "blind date"?
la cita (a ciegas)
What does the Spanish verb phrase "dejar plantado/a" mean?
To stand (someone) up
What is the English definition of the verb "contar (o:ue) con"?
To rely on; to count on
What does the expression "estar harto/a" mean in English?
To be sick (of)
What does the idiom "ponerse pesado/a" mean?
To become annoying
In the literature vocabulary, what is the meaning of "el olvido"?
Oblivion
What is the English translation for the short film vocabulary noun "la horterada"?
Tacky thing
What does the noun "el/la trotamundos" mean in English?
Globetrotter
What does the verb "arrepentirse (e:ie)" mean?
To regret
According to the lexical variation section, what verb is synonymous with "enojarse"?
enfadarse
What is the lexical variation of "ligar" used in Argentina and Colombia?
levantarse a alguien