3rd TERM: UNIT 6

• rage: jaula (pájaro)
• dog waste: deshecho de perro
• homeless: vagabundo, sin casa
• to feed: alimentar
• waistcoat/vest: chaleco
• beanie: gorro (lana)
• looking for trouble: buscando problemas
• dealers: traficantes
• raised: crecieron
• owners: dueños
• neglected animal: animales abandonados
• tiny kitten: cachorro, gatito
• quiet, lovely, endorable
• cuddle: achuchable
• pound: perrera
• animal shelter: refugio de animales
• cracks: grietas
• dampress: humedades, goteras
• handcuffs: esposas
• bobbies

GLOSSARY: CHAPTER 8

• Unbearable: insoportable
• Wiping his forehead: sudando su frente
• This heat´s a real killer: este calor es realmente "matador, malo"
• Chest: pecho
• The girl knows what she´s doing!: La chica sabe lo que está haciendo
• Tent:  tienda de campaña
• Wasted: desaprovechada
• Delighted: placer
• I´ll do what I can do to help you: haría lo que pueda para ayudarte
• Upset: disgustó
• Ann wiped a tear from her cheek: secó una lágrima de su mejilla
• Bulls: toros
• You know what will happen if you do!: ya sabéis, lo que os parsará si lo hacéis

GLOSSARY: CHAPTER 7

• Bushes: arbustos
• To arm: when a person shows an arm (se armó)
• Pulling her down: (bajándola para abajo)
• Whispered: susurró
• I don't want any part of this!: No quiero formar parte de esto
• Too late! You´ve seen us,so you have to come with us, too!: Demasiado tarde! Nos has visto, por ello tienes que venir con nosotros
• The searchlight: el foco que busca a los presos, reflejante de luz
• Run ahead: correr agachados
• Now, you´re in big trouble: Ahora estáis, en un buen lio.
• That was proof enough for them: eso era una prueba suficiente para ellos
• Put in chains and locked in a brick room: las encadenaron y las encerraron en una habitación de ladrillo
• Hot tears filled Ann´s eyes: los ojos de Ann sintieron lágrimas calientes
• make something in my life: hacer algo en mi vida
• i´ll pick cabbages: Recogeré repollos
• For the rest of my life: para el resto de mi vida
• Row: hilera, barca
• Rougher: más agitado
• lifeless: parecen estar sin vida
• Sick: mareado
• maize: maíz
• wheat: trigo
• tools: herramientas
• cart: carro
• mud: barro
• I won´t survive here alone!: No sobreviviré aquí sola
• If you don´t forgive me, I´ll die: Si no me perdonas, moriré
• Stomachs were empty, their bodies hurt and their hands were bleeding: los estómagos estaban vacíos, sus cuerpos dañados y sus manos sangraban
• Sunrise: amanecer
• Weak with exhaustion and despair: débil con agotamiento y desesperación
• Torn scarf: agrietada bufanda
• Pale skin burnt: pálida piel se quemó
• Wounds on ther hands: heridas en sus manos
• wiped her friend´s forehead: secó la frente de su amiga
• straw hats:  sombreros de paja

VOCABULARY OF PASSIVE VOICE PHOTOCOPY

• To be prosecute: Ser perseguidos.
• Trespassers: Traspasadores.
• Firm: Empresa
• Dams: Presas.
• Beavers: Castores.
• To be died: Estar secadas.
• Salted: Estar saladas.
• Slices: Rodajas.
• To be rinsed: Estar aclaradas.
• Weighed: Pesadas

VOCABULARY OF CONDITIONAL PHOTOCOPY

• To fine: multar. Money imposed as a penalty for an offense.
• But for: De no haber sido por...
• Wasp: Avispa. A slender winged insect with a narrow abdomen and a powerful sting.
• Get into trouble: meterse en líos. 
• Otherwise: Si no...
• Put out: Apagar.
• Run out of: Quedarse sin.
• Be fit to drink: Se puede beber, estar en condiciones, ser potable.
• Dial: Movil de ruleta antiuo, marca.
• Bottle of port: Botella de vino de Oporto. 
• Were in: Estar en casa.
• Maid: A lo mejor
• Could: Podría.
• Would: Seguro o con tiempo.
• Truth: Verdad.
• To pass: Aprobar.
• Pain: Dolor.
• Stop: Remite.
• To apologize: Disculparse.
• Busy: Ocupado.
• Make fewer mistakes: Cometer menos errores.
• Ill: Enferma.
• Read the instructions: Leer las instrucciones.
• Ear: Ganar
• Take a longer holiday: Tomar (Se) unas vacaciones.
• Accept: Aceptar.
• Pay: Paga.
• Too busy: Demasiado cansada.
• Go to bed: Acostar(Se)
• Stop raining: Dejar de llover.
• Term: Trimestre.
• Marks: Notas.
• Go for a walk: Dar una vuelta.
• Enjoy: Disfrutado.
• Polite: Educada.
• Get: Conseguido.

UNUSUAL MUSEUMS

• Art exhibitions: Exposición de arte.  The showing of things considered beautiful, in this, art:paintings.
• Modern art: Arte moderno. Art of this moment.
• Paintings: Pinturas, cuadros. A picture, design, or piece of art done in paints
• Kites: Cometas. A light frame of wood or plastic, covered with some thin material, as paper, cloth, or plastic, to be flown in the wind at the end of a long string.
• Hell: Tacón. The part of a shoe that make you taller.
• Straps: Tira, correa. A strip of leather, cloth, or other flexible material, often with a buckle, used to fasten, secure, or carry something or to hold onto something.

VOCABULARY IV

• Hoovering: antigua manera de nombrar a las aspiradoras.
• Heat: calentar. The condition or quality of being hot.
• Treadmill: máquina de correr. A mill powered by walking on a series of moving steps that form a continuous path.
• To get in shape: To be fit. To be healthy.
• Look up to: Admirar a alguien. To regard with admiration or respect.
• Unknown: Desconocido. Not known, unfamiliar.
• State: Estado. The condition of a person or thing with respect to circumstances or experiences; the way something is.
• Real estate: Inmobiliaria. The plaze were are sold furnitures.
• To borrow: Tomar prestado. To obtain (something) with a promise to return it.
• To let: Dejar. To allow or permit.
• Bury: Enterrar. To put (a dead body) in the ground or a vault, or into the sea, often with ceremony.
• To locate: Find a location.
• Remote control: Control remoto. Out of the way, secluded.
• Plug: Enchufe. An attachment at the end of an electrical cord, inserted into a socket for electric power.
• Scrub: Fregar. To rub hard with a brush, cloth, etc., in washing.

VOCABULARY III

• Wrinkels: arrugas.  A small crease in the skin, as from aging.
• Cells: celdas. A small room, such as in a convent or a prison.
• Bald: calvo. Having little or no hair on the head.
• Lonely: solitario.  Having or suffering from a depressing feeling caused by being alone, lonesome
• Alone:  solo.  Separate, apart.
• Device: dispositivo. A thing made for a particular purpose.
• Selfestime: autoestima.
• Isolation: aislamiento. To set or place apart.
• Glistening: fugaz. Somethin quickly.
• Insane: insano. Of or characteristic of the mentally deranged.  Uterly senseless.
• Skipping: saltar a la comba. 
• Hopscotch: rayuela.
• Steeple: campanario. A tower having an ornamental top in the shape of a spire, built on a church, public building.
• Seldom: raramente. Rarely.
• Sole: único. Being the only one.
• Sole: suela.  The undersurface of a foot.
• Tender: oferta.  Something that is cheaper.
• Tender: tierno.  Soft or delicate in substance.

• I´m the master of my brain: Soy el amo de mi cerebro
• I´m the captain of my solul: Soy el capitán de mi alma.

VOCABULARY: UNIT 3

·         Murder: the unlawful killing of a person, when done deliberately

·         Thief: a person who steals, esp. secretly or without open force

·         Hooligans: a young hoodlum.  

·         Hijacker: the person who  steal from a truck or other vehicle after forcing it to stop
·         Kidnapper:  to carry off (a person) by force or trickery, esp. for use as a hostage or to get money.

VOCABULARY: UNIT 2

·         Tectonic plates: referring to the forces or conditions within the earth that cause movements of the crust.

·         Rub against each other: rozar con otras

·         crack: injuries

·         Ripple: referring to the forces or conditions within the earth that cause movements of the crust.

·         Flashlight:  also called torch

·         Warning: Run!

·         Pretended: look like something

·         Broke out: something that happened

·         As: while

·         Firstaid kit: the persons that go to the dissaster.

·         Ash cloud: when a day is misty

·          ground for dead people

GLOSSARY: THRILLER

• • Manwolf: thriller symbol that it´s that the men are wolves too.
  • Door slam: to shut a door with force and noise
  • Evil: profoundly immoral and malevolent
  • Underworld: the mythical abode of the dead, imagined as being under the earth
  • Darkness: the partial or total absence of light
  • Zombie: the body of a dead person that is magically filled with what seems to be life and set to perform tasks as a mute slave without free will.
  • Full moon: the moon when the whole of its disk is showing
  • Cementery: a burial ground for dead people
  • Grave: a place in the ground in which to bury a dead body
  • Copses: a small group of trees
  • Mummis: (especially in ancient Egypt) a body of a human being or animal that has been ceremonially preserved by removal of the internal organs, treatment with natron and resin, and wrapping in bandages.
  • Black cats: thriller symbol
  • Ghost: an apparition of a dead person that is believed to appear or become manifest to the living, typically as a nebulous image
  • Witches: a woman thought to have evil magic powers. Witches are popularly depicted as wearing a black cloak and pointed hat, and flying on a broomstick.
  • Bat: a flying nocturnal mammal,often the size of a mouse.
  • Haunted house: inhabited or frequented by ghosts

VOCABULARY II

• Sitcom: a situation comedy.
• Au-pair: a young foreign person, typically a woman, who helps with housework or child care in exchange for room and board.
• Unemployed: (of a person) without a paid job but available to work.
• Beau: a boyfriend or male admirer
• Bough: a main branch of a tree
• Homonyms: each of two or more words having the same spelling but different meanings and origins
• Homophones:each of two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling.
• Fabric: cloth, typically produced by weaving or knitting textile fibers
• Rotten: suffering from decay
• Orange: it's the color of the dawn

VOCABULARY: UNIT 1

• Van: a covered vehicle, usually a large truck or trailer, used for moving goods or animals.
• Suitcase: a piece of luggage, for carrying clothes while traveling.
• Claim: to demand by or as if by a right.
• Rascals: things that doesn't have importance for a person
• Turf: a layer of matted earth formed by grass and plant roots.
• Sprained an ankle: to overstrain or twist (the ligaments around a joint) so as to injure without a fracture or break
• Crutch: a staff or support to assist a person in walking, usually having a crosspiece at one end to fit under the armpit
• Scredule: a plan for carrying out a process or procedure, giving lists of intended events and times.
• On your own: live alone, independent
• Host: a person who receives or entertains other people as guests.
• Slang: a type of language that consists of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal, are more common in speech than writing, and are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people
• Risk: a situation involving exposure to danger.
• Misty: full of, covered with, or accompanied by mist.

GLOSSARY: INTRODUCTION. UNIT 0

• Flip-flops: Clothing flat rubber sandal with a thong fitting between the first two toes.
• Knot: a tying tightly together of the two ends of a cord, rope.
• Stir: move a spoon or other implement around in (a liquid or other substance) in order to mix it thoroughly.
• Drop: to (cause to) fall.
• Everglades: a swampy and partly forested region in S Florida, mostly S of Lake Okeechobee.
• Valey girl: a fashionable and affluent teenage girl from the Valley in southern California.
• Brackish: (of water) slightly salty, as is the mixture of river water and seawater in estuaries 

Introduction: Glossary

• Coach: a bus for long distances
• Abroad: travel to a foreing country
• Landmark: a building or other place of great importance that help people to recognize a city
• Hazelnut: the nut of the hazel
• Typewriter: a machine for writing. Years ago was very important until the invention of the computer