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A1 · Everyday actions (1)

A1 · Acciones cotidianas (1)

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    action(noun)

    /ˈækʃn/

    acción, medidas

    the process of doing something in order to make something happen or to deal with a situation

    We must take action now to protect the forests and the animals.

    Debemos actuar ahora para proteger los bosques y los animales.

    Sinónimosdeedactivityperformancemovementinitiative
    Antónimosinactioninactivitypassivityrestraint
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    create(verb)

    /kriˈeɪt/

    crear

    to make something happen or exist

    The main purpose of industry is to create wealth.

    El propósito principal de la industria es crear riqueza.

    Scientists disagree about how the universe was created.

    Sinónimosgenerateproduceformestablishinventdevelop
    Antónimosdestroydemolisheliminateannihilate
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    change(verb)

    /tʃeɪndʒ/

    cambiar

    to become different

    The weather can change very quickly in the mountains.

    El tiempo puede cambiar muy rápidamente en las montañas.

    Sinónimosaltermodifytransformconvertadjustvaryshiftreplace
    Antónimosremainstaykeepmaintaincontinuepreserveretain
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    do(verb)

    /duː/

    hacer

    to perform an action, activity or task

    I do my homework every day.

    Hago mis deberes todos los días.

    Does she speak French?

    Sinónimosperformexecuteaccomplishcompleteactcreatemake
    Antónimosundoneglectfailomitstopdestroy
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    get(verb)

    /ɡet/

    obtener

    to receive something

    This room gets very little sunshine.

    Esta habitación recibe muy poca luz solar.

    He gets (= earns) about $40000 a year.

    Sinónimosobtainreceiveacquiregainearnbecome
    Antónimoslosegiveforfeitmiss
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    cut(verb)

    /kʌt/

    cortar

    to divide, shorten or remove something using a knife, scissors or another sharp tool

    He cuts my hair.

    Él me corta el pelo.

    He cut himself (= his face) shaving.

    Sinónimosslicechopsevertrimcarvegashintersectreduce
    Antónimosjoinconnectmendrepairattachfuse
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    build(verb)

    /bɪld/

    construir

    to make something, especially a building, by putting parts together

    They have permission to build 200 new houses.

    Tienen permiso para construir 200 casas nuevas.

    Robins build nests almost anywhere.

    Sinónimosconstructcreateestablisherectform
    Antónimosdestroydemolishruindismantle
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    have(verb)

    /həv/

    tener

    to own, hold or possess something

    My family has four people.

    Mi familia tiene cuatro personas.

    If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it.

    Sinónimospossessowncontainincludeexperienceundergohold
    Antónimoslackneedwantlosebe without
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    give(verb)

    /ɡɪv/

    dar

    to hand something to somebody so that they can look at it, use it or keep it for a time

    Give your mother the letter.

    Dale la carta a tu madre.

    They were all given a box to carry.

    Sinónimosprovideofferpresentsupplydonateawardgrant
    Antónimosreceivetakekeepholdwithdrawretain
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    fill(verb)

    /fɪl/

    llenar

    to make something full of something; to become full of something

    Please fill the bottle with water before we leave.

    Por favor, llena la botella de agua antes de irnos.

    Sinónimosoccupyreplenishstuffpackloadtop upcharge
    Antónimosemptydrainvacateclearunload
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    check(verb)

    /tʃek/

    revisar

    to examine something to see if it is correct, safe or acceptable

    Check your work before handing it in.

    Revisa tu trabajo antes de entregarlo.

    It is vital to keep a check on your speed (= look at it regularly in order to control it).

    Sinónimosexamineinspectverifyreviewinvestigatescrutinizeassessmonitor
    Antónimosignoreneglectdisregardoverlook
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    close(verb)

    /kləʊz/

    cerrar

    to put something into a position so that it covers an opening; to get into this position

    These shops close at 10 o'clock every evening.

    Estas tiendas cierran a las 10 de la noche todas las noches.

    I had no idea the beach was so close.

    Sinónimosshutendconcludefinishterminatesealblock
    Antónimosopenbeginstartcommenceunlock
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    finish(verb)

    /ˈfɪnɪʃ/

    terminar

    to stop doing something or making something because it is complete

    My class finishes studying at 11 o'clock.

    Mi clase termina de estudiar a las 11 en punto.

    Haven't you finished your homework yet?

    Sinónimoscompleteconcludeendterminateaccomplish
    Antónimosbeginstartcommenceinitiate
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    help(verb)

    /help/

    ayudar

    to make it easier or possible for somebody to do something by doing something for them or by giving them something that they need

    Can you help me carry these bags to the car?

    ¿Puedes ayudarme a llevar estas bolsas al coche?

    Sinónimosaidassistancesupportservicerelief
    Antónimoshinderobstructimpedeharmignore
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    become(verb)

    /bɪˈkʌm/

    convertirse

    to start to be something

    His job has become his whole life.

    Su trabajo se ha convertido en toda su vida.

    She became queen in 1952.

    Sinónimosturn intogrow intodevelop intoevolve intotransform intogetgrowgo
    Antónimosremainstaycontinuepersistrevertdecline
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    begin(verb)

    /bɪˈɡɪn/

    empezar

    to start doing something; to do the first part of something

    We began to work on the project in May.

    Empezamos a trabajar en el proyecto en mayo.

    We began work on the project in May.

    Sinónimosstartcommenceinitiatelaunchembark on
    Antónimosendfinishcompleteconcludeterminate
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    find(verb)

    /faɪnd/

    encontrar

    to discover somebody/something unexpectedly or by chance

    We've found a great new restaurant near the office.

    Hemos encontrado un nuevo restaurante genial cerca de la oficina.

    Look what I've found!

    Sinónimosdiscoverlocatedetectidentifyunearthascertain
    Antónimoslosemisplacemissoverlook
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    happen(verb)

    /ˈhæpən/

    pasar, ocurrir, suceder

    to take place, especially without being planned

    Accidents often happen on this busy road at night.

    Los accidentes ocurren a menudo en esta carretera concurrida por la noche.

    Sinónimosoccurtake placetranspirebefallarisechancecome aboutmaterialize
    Antónimospreventavoidforestallblockstop