(B1 - C1) Vocabulary

abandon

English meaning: to leave someone or something behind, often permanently | Español: abandonar

abolish

English meaning: to officially end a law, system or practice | Español: abolir

abrupt

English meaning: sudden and unexpected, often unpleasant | Español: repentino

absorb

English meaning: to take in a liquid, information or an experience | Español: absorber

abstract

English meaning: based on ideas rather than physical things | Español: abstracto

abundant

English meaning: existing in large quantities | Español: abundante

accelerate

English meaning: to begin moving or happening faster | Español: acelerar

accessible

English meaning: easy to reach, use or understand | Español: accesible

accommodate

English meaning: to provide space or adjust to someone's needs | Español: acomodar

accomplish

English meaning: to succeed in doing or completing something | Español: lograr

accurate

English meaning: correct and free from mistakes | Español: preciso

accuse

English meaning: to say someone has done something wrong | Español: acusar

accustomed

English meaning: familiar with something through experience | Español: acostumbrado

achievement

English meaning: something successful that you have done | Español: logro

acknowledge

English meaning: to accept or admit that something is true | Español: reconocer

acquire

English meaning: to get or obtain something | Español: adquirir

adapt

English meaning: to change to suit a new situation | Español: adaptarse

adequate

English meaning: good enough for a particular purpose | Español: adecuado

adjacent

English meaning: next to or very close to something | Español: adyacente

adjust

English meaning: to change something slightly to improve it | Español: ajustar

admire

English meaning: to respect or approve of someone or something | Español: admirar

admit

English meaning: to agree that something is true | Español: admitir

adopt

English meaning: to take and use an idea, method or child | Español: adoptar

adverse

English meaning: negative or harmful | Español: adverso

advocate

English meaning: to publicly support an idea or policy | Español: defender

affection

English meaning: a feeling of liking or loving someone | Español: afecto

affordable

English meaning: cheap enough for most people to buy | Español: asequible

agenda

English meaning: a list of matters to be discussed | Español: agenda

aggravate

English meaning: to make a problem or illness worse | Español: agravar

agile

English meaning: able to move quickly and easily | Español: ágil

agitated

English meaning: worried, upset or nervous | Español: agitado

allocate

English meaning: to give something to a particular person or purpose | Español: asignar

alter

English meaning: to change something | Español: alterar

ambiguous

English meaning: having more than one possible meaning | Español: ambiguo

ambition

English meaning: a strong desire to achieve something | Español: ambición

amend

English meaning: to make changes to a document or law | Español: enmendar

amiable

English meaning: friendly and pleasant | Español: amable

ample

English meaning: more than enough | Español: amplio

analogy

English meaning: a comparison that explains a similarity | Español: analogía

analyse

English meaning: to examine something carefully | Español: analizar

ancestor

English meaning: a family member who lived a long time ago | Español: antepasado

anticipate

English meaning: to expect something and prepare for it | Español: anticipar

anxiety

English meaning: a feeling of worry or nervousness | Español: ansiedad

apparent

English meaning: easy to notice or understand | Español: evidente

appealing

English meaning: attractive or interesting | Español: atractivo

applicant

English meaning: a person who formally asks for something | Español: solicitante

appoint

English meaning: to choose someone for a job or position | Español: nombrar

appreciate

English meaning: to recognise the value of something | Español: valorar

approach

English meaning: a way of dealing with something | Español: enfoque

appropriate

English meaning: suitable for a particular situation | Español: apropiado

arbitrary

English meaning: based on personal choice rather than reason | Español: arbitrario

arise

English meaning: to happen or begin to exist | Español: surgir

arrogant

English meaning: believing you are better than others | Español: arrogante

artificial

English meaning: made by people, not occurring naturally | Español: artificial

aspect

English meaning: one part or feature of something | Español: aspecto

aspire

English meaning: to have a strong hope of achieving something | Español: aspirar

assess

English meaning: to judge the quality or importance of something | Español: evaluar

asset

English meaning: something valuable that a person or organisation owns | Español: activo

assign

English meaning: to give someone a particular task | Español: asignar

assume

English meaning: to believe something is true without proof | Español: suponer

assure

English meaning: to tell someone confidently that something is true | Español: asegurar

astonishing

English meaning: very surprising | Español: asombroso

attain

English meaning: to succeed in achieving something | Español: alcanzar

attempt

English meaning: an effort to do something difficult | Español: intento

attitude

English meaning: the way you think or feel about something | Español: actitud

attribute

English meaning: to regard something as caused by a particular factor | Español: atribuir

authentic

English meaning: real and not false or copied | Español: auténtico

available

English meaning: able to be used or obtained | Español: disponible

aware

English meaning: knowing that something exists | Español: consciente

awkward

English meaning: difficult, uncomfortable or embarrassing | Español: incómodo

backlash

English meaning: a strong negative reaction | Español: reacción negativa

ban

English meaning: to officially forbid something | Español: prohibir

barely

English meaning: only just; almost not | Español: apenas

beneficial

English meaning: having a good effect | Español: beneficioso

bias

English meaning: an unfair preference for or against something | Español: sesgo

bizarre

English meaning: very strange or unusual | Español: extraño

blunt

English meaning: direct in a way that may seem rude | Español: brusco

boost

English meaning: to increase or improve something | Español: impulsar

boundary

English meaning: a line that marks the limit of an area | Español: límite

breakthrough

English meaning: an important discovery or development | Español: avance

brief

English meaning: lasting only a short time | Español: breve

burden

English meaning: something difficult that causes worry or work | Español: carga

capable

English meaning: having the ability to do something | Español: capaz

capacity

English meaning: the ability or space to contain or do something | Español: capacidad

capture

English meaning: to catch or record something | Español: capturar

career

English meaning: the job or profession you follow | Español: carrera

cautious

English meaning: careful to avoid danger or mistakes | Español: prudente

cease

English meaning: to stop happening or existing | Español: cesar

challenge

English meaning: something that tests your ability | Español: desafío

circumstance

English meaning: a fact or condition affecting a situation | Español: circunstancia

clarify

English meaning: to make something easier to understand | Español: aclarar

coherent

English meaning: logical and well organised | Español: coherente

coincide

English meaning: to happen at the same time or agree | Español: coincidir

collapse

English meaning: to fall down or fail suddenly | Español: colapsar

colleague

English meaning: a person you work with | Español: compañero

commence

English meaning: to begin | Español: comenzar

commitment

English meaning: a promise or willingness to give time and effort | Español: compromiso

commodity

English meaning: a product that can be bought or sold | Español: materia prima

compelling

English meaning: very interesting or convincing | Español: convincente

compensate

English meaning: to give something to make up for a loss | Español: compensar