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A1 · Everyday actions (2)

A1 · Acciones cotidianas (2)

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    start(verb)

    /stɑːrt/

    empezar, comenzar

    to begin doing or using something

    It started to rain.

    Empezó a llover.

    It's time you started on your homework.

    Sinónimosbegincommenceinitiatelaunchoriginate
    Antónimosendfinishstopterminateconclude
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    share(verb)

    /ʃer/

    compartir

    to have, use or experience something at the same time as somebody else

    Bob told Jess he wanted to share his life with her.

    Bob le dijo a Jess que quería compartir su vida con ella.

    The conference is a good place to share information and exchange ideas.

    Sinónimosdivideallocatedistributepartakecontributesplitportionallot
    Antónimoskeephoardmonopolizewithhold
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    take(verb)

    /teɪk/

    tomar

    to carry or move something from one place to another

    We'll take the dog with us.

    Llevaremos el perro con nosotros.

    Shall I take my host family a gift?

    Sinónimosacquireobtainreceivegraspseizecarryescortremove
    Antónimosgiveofferreleaseleaveabandonrelinquish
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    include(verb)

    /ɪnˈkluːd/

    incluir

    if one thing includes another, it has the second thing as one of its parts

    Tax and service are included in the bill.

    Los impuestos y el servicio están incluidos en la factura.

    Your duties include typing letters and answering the telephone.

    Sinónimoscompriseencompassincorporatecontainconsist of
    Antónimosexcludeomitexceptremovereject
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    look(verb)

    /lʊk/

    mirar

    to turn your eyes in a particular direction

    Don't look now, but there's someone staring at you!

    ¡No mires ahora, pero hay alguien mirándote!

    If you look carefully you can just see our house from here.

    Sinónimosglancegazeviewseeobservewatch
    Antónimosignoredisregardneglectoverlook
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    use(verb)

    /juːz/

    usar

    to do something with a machine, a method, an object, etc. for a particular purpose

    Can I use this computer?

    ¿Puedo usar esta computadora?

    I'm not sure that this is the most valuable use of my time.

    Sinónimosutilizeemployoperatehandleapplyexercise
    Antónimosneglectignoredisregardabandondiscard
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    improve(verb)

    /ɪmˈpruːv/

    mejorar

    to become better than before; to make something/somebody better than before

    I am improving my English skills.

    Estoy mejorando mis habilidades en inglés.

    The doctor says she should continue to improve (= after an illness).

    Sinónimosenhanceadvancebetterdeveloprefineprogressameliorate
    Antónimosworsendeclinedeteriorateimpairweakendiminishreduce
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    prepare(verb)

    /prɪˈper/

    preparar

    to make something or somebody ready to be used or to do something

    The children are preparing to leave for Halloween.

    Los niños se están preparando para salir para Halloween.

    A hotel room is being prepared for them.

    Sinónimosreadyarrangeequipdevelopget readytrain
    Antónimosneglectignoredisregardforget
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    lose(verb)

    /luːz/

    perder

    to be unable to find something/somebody

    I've lost my keys.

    He perdido mis llaves.

    The tickets seem to have got lost.

    Sinónimosmisplacemislayforgetforfeitsquander
    Antónimosfindgainwinkeepmaintain
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    need(verb)

    /niːd/

    necesitar

    to require something/somebody because they are essential or very important, not just because you would like to have them

    Do you need me to help?

    ¿Necesitas que te ayude?

    to satisfy/meet/identify a need

    Sinónimosrequiredemandlackwantdesire
    Antónimoshavepossesssupplywant for nothing
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    let(verb)

    /let/

    dejar, permitir

    to allow somebody to do something or allow something to happen

    Let them splash around in the pool for a while.

    Déjalos chapotear en la piscina un rato.

    He'd eat chocolate all day long if I let him.

    Sinónimosallowpermitauthorizeenablegrantconsent
    Antónimospreventprohibitforbidhinderstoprestrain
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    put(verb)

    /pʊt/

    poner

    to move something into a particular place or position

    Did you put sugar in my coffee?

    ¿Pusiste azúcar en mi café?

    Put your hand up if you need more paper.

    Sinónimosplacesetlaypositionlocateinsert
    Antónimosremovetakeextractwithdraw
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    make(verb)

    /meɪk/

    hacer

    to create or prepare something by combining materials or putting parts together

    Wine is made from grapes.

    El vino se hace de uvas.

    She made coffee for us all.

    Sinónimoscreateproduceconstructformmanufacture
    Antónimosdestroybreakundounmake
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    join(verb)

    /dʒɔɪn/

    unirse a, participar en

    to become a member of a group, or to take part in something with other people

    I'm sure everyone will join me in wishing you a very happy birthday.

    Estoy seguro de que todos se unirán a mí para desearte un feliz cumpleaños.

    Join the two sections of pipe together.

    Sinónimosparticipateattenduniteconnectassociatecombine
    Antónimosleaveseparatewithdrawexcludedepart
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    try(verb)

    /traɪ/

    intentar

    to make an attempt or effort to do or get something

    I tried hard not to laugh.

    Me esforcé mucho por no reír.

    I tried hard not to laugh.

    Sinónimosattemptendeavorstriveseekundertake
    Antónimosavoidneglectignoreshirkabandon
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    keep(verb)

    /kiːp/

    quedarse con, conservar

    to continue to have something and not give it back or throw it away

    You can keep the book because I don't need it back.

    Puedes quedarte con el libro porque no necesito que me lo devuelvas.

    Sinónimosretainmaintainholdpreservecontinue
    Antónimoslosereleasediscardabandonrelinquish
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    wait(verb)

    /weɪt/

    esperar

    to stay where you are or delay doing something until somebody/something comes or something happens

    Wait for me!

    ¡Espérame!

    We're waiting for the rain to stop before we go out.

    Sinónimoslingerdelaybideexpectattend
    Antónimosgoproceedleaveadvance
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    turn(verb)

    /tɜːrn/

    girar, doblar

    to change direction so that you move towards a particular place or side

    We cannot turn right.

    No podemos girar a la derecha.

    Sinónimosrotatepivotrevolvetwistveerdivertaltertransform
    Antónimosstraightenremaincontinuestay