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Strong / Heavy / Deep · 19

PalabraNivelTraducciónDefinición
strong opinionA2opinión firmea belief you feel very sure is right
strong coffeeA2café fuertecoffee that has a lot of taste and makes you feel awake
strong accentA2acento fuertea way of speaking that clearly shows where someone is from
strong evidenceB1pruebas contundentesfacts that clearly show something is true
strong relationshipA2relación fuertea close connection between people that is not easy to break
strong impressionB1fuerte impresióna powerful effect on how you think and feel about something
strong desireB1fuerte deseowanting something very badly and thinking about it a lot
heavy rainA2lluvia intensarain that falls hard and in large amounts
heavy trafficA2tráfico densomany cars on the road moving very slowly
heavy smokerB1fumador empedernidoa person who smokes very many times every day
heavy workloadB1gran carga de trabajotoo much work to do in the time that you have
heavy snowA2nevada intensaa lot of snow falling from the sky at one time
heavy fineB1multa cuantiosaa large amount of money you must pay as punishment
deep sleepB1sueño profundosleeping very deeply and not waking easily
deep breathA2respiración profundabreathing in a lot of air slowly to feel calm
deep thoughtB1pensamiento profundothinking very carefully about something for a long time
deep concernB1preocupación profundaa strong feeling of worry about something important
deep understandingB1comprensión profundaknowing a topic very well and seeing all its parts
deep rootsB1raíces profundasa strong connection to a place that has lasted a long time

Big / Great / High · 15

PalabraNivelTraducciónDefinición
big dealA2gran cosasomething that is very important and matters a lot
big mistakeA2gran errora wrong action that causes a lot of problems
big challengeA2gran desafíoa task that is hard and needs a lot of effort to do
big issueB1gran problemaa problem that affects many people and needs to be fixed
great opportunityA2gran oportunidada very good chance to get something special
great achievementA2gran logrosomething very difficult that someone did well
great pleasureA2gran placera strong feeling of being happy and enjoying something
great importanceB1gran importanciathe fact that something matters very much to people
great varietyB1gran variedadmany different types of the same thing
high priorityB1alta prioridadsomething that must be done before other less important things
high qualityA2alta calidadbeing very good and made much better than most others
high standardB1alto estándara very good level that is hard to reach
high demandB1alta demandawhen very many people want to buy the same thing
high riskB1alto riesgoa large chance that something bad could happen
high expectationsB1altas expectativasbelieving that something will be very good

Adjetivo + preposición · 30

PalabraNivelTraducciónDefinición
afraid ofA2tener miedo defeeling fear about something that could happen
good atA2ser bueno enhaving skill and doing well at a certain thing
interested inA2estar interesado enwanting to know more about something
responsible forA2ser responsable debeing the one who must take care of something
keen onB1ser aficionado aliking something a lot and wanting to do more of it
familiar withB1estar familiarizado conknowing something because you have seen it before
aware ofB1ser consciente deknowing that something is happening
capable ofB1ser capaz deable to do something because you have the skill
proud ofA2estar orgulloso defeeling happy about something you did well
tired ofA2estar cansado defeeling fed up with something that keeps happening
worried aboutA2estar preocupado porfeeling that something bad might happen soon
excited aboutA2estar emocionado porfeeling very happy about something that will happen
fond ofB1tenerle cariño a, quererliking someone in a warm and gentle way
jealous ofB1tener envidia de, tener celos defeeling bad because someone has what you want
grateful forB1estar agradecido porfeeling thankful for something good that you received
ashamed ofB1avergonzarse defeeling bad about something wrong that you did
dependent onB1depender deneeding someone or something to help you or work
different fromA2diferente denot the same as something else
similar toA2similar avery much like something else
suitable forB1adecuado pararight for a certain purpose
based onA2basado enmade using something else as a starting point
full ofA2lleno dehaving a large amount of something inside
famous forA2famoso porknown by many people because of a certain thing
satisfied withB1estar satisfecho confeeling happy because something met your hopes
disappointed withB1estar decepcionado confeeling sad because something was not as good as hoped
associated withB2asociado conconnected to something else in thought
limited toB1limitado aonly within a certain group, place, amount and nothing more
dedicated toB1dedicado agiving all your time and effort to one thing
opposed toB2estar en contra deagainst something and not wanting it to happen
exposed toB2expuesto abeing in a place where something could affect you

Adverbio + adjetivo · 20

PalabraNivelTraducciónDefinición
highly recommendedB1muy recomendadomany people say it is very good and you should try it
deeply concernedB1profundamente preocupadofeeling very worried about a serious matter
perfectly fineA2perfectamente biencompletely okay with nothing wrong at all
absolutely rightA2absolutamente correctocorrect in every way with no doubt about it
bitterly coldB1gélido, muy fríoextremely cold in a way that hurts your skin
widely knownB1ampliamente conocidoknown about by very many people
fully awareB1plenamente conscienteknowing all the facts about a situation clearly
badly neededB1muy necesario, urgentemente necesariovery important and must be gotten as soon as you can
closely relatedB1estrechamente relacionadohaving a strong connection between several things
seriously injuredB1gravemente heridohurt very badly and needing help right away
totally differentA2totalmente diferentenot alike in any way at all
heavily influencedB2fuertemente influenciadochanged a lot by something or someone else
slightly differentA2ligeramente diferentealmost the same but with a small change
extremely importantA2extremadamente importantemattering so much that it must not be forgotten
remarkably similarB2sorprendentemente parecidoalike in a way that surprises people
utterly wrongB2completamente equivocadocompletely not right, with no truth in it at all
painfully obviousB2más que evidenteso clear that it is hard to believe nobody saw it
wildly popularB1tremendamente popularliked by very many people in a big and exciting way
virtually impossibleB1prácticamente imposiblealmost not possible, with very little chance
increasingly commonB1cada vez más comúnhappening more and more often as time goes on

Sustantivos compuestos · 30

PalabraNivelTraducciónDefinición
rush hourB1hora picobusy time when people go to or from work
junk foodA2comida chatarra, comida basurafood that tastes good but is not healthy for your body
common senseA2sentido comúnthe ability to think and act in a smart and simple way
mother tongueA2lengua maternathe first language you learned as a small child
traffic jamA2atascocars stopped or moving very slowly on a busy road
comfort zoneB1zona de conforta place or way of life where you feel safe and easy
learning curveB1curva de aprendizajethe time and effort needed to learn something new
side effectB1efecto secundarioan unwanted result that happens in addition to the main one
blind spotB1punto ciegoa part of a topic that you do not see or know about
turning pointB1punto de inflexióna moment when something changes in a big way
breaking pointB2punto de quiebrethe moment when you cannot take any more stress
ground rulesB1reglas básicasthe basic rules that everyone must follow
chain reactionB1reacción en cadenawhen one thing causes the next and it keeps going
role modelB1modelo a seguira person you want to be like because they are good
track recordB2historialwhat a person or company has done well or badly before
worst-case scenarioB1el peor de los casos, peor escenariothe worst thing that could possibly happen
best practiceB1buenas prácticasthe best way to do a task that has been tested by many
gut feelingB2corazonada, presentimientoa strong sense about something without knowing why
wake-up callB1señal de alertaan event that makes you realize you must change something
comfort foodB1comida reconfortantefood you eat to feel warm and happy when you are sad
small talkB1charla ligerafriendly talk about simple everyday things like the weather
cold shoulderB2trato frío, indiferenciaacting in an unfriendly way and not talking to someone
power napB1siesta reparadoraa very short sleep that helps you feel fresh again
open mindA2mente abiertabeing ready to listen to new ideas without judging
guilty pleasureB1placer culpablesomething you enjoy but feel a little bad about
brain drainB2fuga de cerebroswhen smart people leave a country to work somewhere else
glass ceilingB2techo de cristalan invisible wall that stops some people from moving up
silver liningB2lado positivothe good part of a situation that is mostly bad
deal breakerB1condición inaceptableone thing that makes you say no to the whole thing
game planB1plan de accióna plan for how you will try to reach a goal

Weak / Broad / Sharp / Narrow · 19

PalabraNivelTraducciónDefinición
weak pointA2punto débila part of something that is not strong
weak signalA2señal débila signal that is not strong and hard to hear
weak argumentB1argumento débila reason that does not make people believe you
broad rangeB1amplia gamaa wide set of many different things
broad knowledgeB1conocimiento amplioknowing a lot about many different topics and areas
sharp increaseB1aumento bruscoa fast rise in an amount over a short time
sharp declineB1caída bruscaa fast fall in an amount over a short time
sharp contrastB2marcado contrastea very clear and strong difference between two things
narrow marginB2margen estrechoa very small gap between two results
narrow escapeB2escapar por pocogetting away from danger just in time with no room left
narrow viewB1visión limitadaonly seeing one small part of a bigger picture
vast majorityB1gran mayoríaalmost all of the people or things in a group
vast experienceB1vasta experienciamany years of doing something and knowing it very well
clear advantageB1clara ventajaa benefit that is easy to see and gives you a better chance
clear evidenceB1evidencia clarafacts that show something is true and leave no doubt
rough ideaB1idea aproximadaa general picture in your mind that is not detailed yet
rough estimateB1estimación aproximadaa number or amount that is close but not exact
fair shareB1parte justathe right amount that each person should get or do
fair chanceA2buena oportunidada real chance to try and do well

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