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Dishonesty & Confusion
Word | Definition (EN) | Spanish (ES) |
|---|---|---|
Misleading | Giving a wrong idea or impression, often unintentionally. | Engañoso / Confuso |
Deceitful | Intentionally dishonest and meant to trick someone. | Engañoso / Fraudulento |
Highest Points & Ends
Word | Definition (EN) | Spanish (ES) |
|---|---|---|
Peak | The very highest point of something (often natural or temporal). | Cima / Pico |
Tip | The pointed or narrow end of something; also a small piece of advice. | Punta (end) / Consejo (advice) |
Top | The uppermost part or surface of something; the highest position or rank. | Cima / Parte superior |
Time Expressions (Cards 3–5)
Phrase | Definition (EN) | Spanish (ES) | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
At this time | Refers to a specific moment in time (usually now or a known moment). | En este momento | We are not hiring at this time. |
During this time | Refers to a period in which something happens. | Durante este período | During this time, many people worked from home. |
By this time | Refers to something that has happened before or up until a point in time. | Para este momento | By this time next year, I hope to graduate. |
Word | Definition (EN) | Spanish (ES) | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
Fantasy | An imagined situation, often wonderful or impossible. | Fantasía | His fantasy was to live on a tropical island. |
Daydream | Pleasant thoughts while awake, not paying attention to reality. | Ensoñación | She sat by the window, lost in a daydream. |
Illusion | Something that seems real but isn’t; a false idea or belief. | Ilusión / Espejismo | The magician created the illusion of levitation. |
Deception | The act of making someone believe something untrue. | Engaño | The company was fined for consumer deception. |
📦 Topic: Effort & Ability
Word | Definition (EN) | Spanish (ES) |
|---|---|---|
Strive | To make a great effort to achieve something. | Esforzarse |
Skilled | Having ability or experience to do something well. | Hábil / Capacitado |
Theme: Balance & In-Between States
Phrase | Type | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
Find/strike a balance | Collocation | To achieve a compromise or middle ground between two extremes. | It's important to strike a balance between work and relaxation. |
Meet someone halfway | Idiom | To compromise with someone; to do part of what they want. | She was willing to meet him halfway on the budget issues. |
Split the difference | Idiom | To agree on a price or decision by each party giving up something; meet in the middle. | I offered $100, he asked for $140, so we split the difference at $120. |
Sit on the fence | Idiom | To be undecided or avoid taking sides in a dispute. | He’s sitting on the fence about whether to support the policy. |
The middle ground | Collocation | A position or opinion that is not extreme; a compromise. | We need to find a middle ground that satisfies both parties. |