1. WORDS THAT I DIDN’T KNOW

2. JEWELLERY It is an array of jewels that many women usually wear in their arms, in their fingers or in their neck. The jewels usually be of gold or silver. DEFINITION : SYNONYMOUS: Costume jewelry, silversmith’s shoop, goldsmithing. ANTONYMS: I don’t know if there are antonyms of ‘jewellery’. SENTENCE: My auncle has a jewellery’s shop in Humanes where he buys and sells gold. TRANLATE: Joyería.

4. GUILTY TRANSLATE: Culpable. DEFINITION: The guilty is the person who is possible that he do something wrong. The guilty needs to go to court for try that he don’t go to the jail. He needs the help of one lawyer. SYNONYMOUS: Culpable, accused, blameworthy, criminal… ANTONYMS: Blameless, innocent, moral, righteous… SENTENCE: Iker is the main guilty for that murder.

6. KNIFE TRANSLATE: Cuchillo. DEFINITION: It is a object that we need to cut the food. The knife is very dangerous because it can do injuries if we don’t pay attention. SYNONYMOUS: Razor. ANTONYMS: It is a object, the objects don’t have antonyms. SENTENCE: I left my snife in the kitchen and then my mother took it.

8. THIEF TRANSLATE: Ladrón. DEFINITION: The thief is a person who steal things. Normally, they steal money or jewels. SYNONYMOUS: Bandit, burglar, pilferer… ANTONYMS: Honest. SENTENCE: The thief came to my house when I was sleeping.

10. SMUGGLER TRANSLATE: Contrabandista. DEFINITION: Is a person who sells something illegal. SYNONYMOUS: Bootlegger, crook. ANTONYMS: Seller. SENTENCE: We shouldn’t be smugglers because we could go to the jail.

12. TRANSLATE: Congelar. DEFINITION: It is the moment when something become too cold. For example, when the fluid water changes and becomes ice cubes. SYNONYMOUS: To cool, to boil. ANTONYMS: Melt, defrost. SENTENCE: We need to freeze the water to have more ice cubes for that drink. TO FREEZE

14. THIRSTY TRANSLATE: Sediento. DEFINITION: It is a situation when a person or an animal needs to drik. SYNONYMOUS: Dry. SENTENCE: The last year I was too thirsty when we went to the desert.

16. NEIGHBOUR TRANSLATE: Vecino. DEFINITION: The neighbour is the person who lives near you. SYNONYMOUS: Contiguous. ANTONYMOUS: Remoted, away from other people. SENTENCE: I didn’t have any neighbour in my old house, it was in a remote mountain.

18. WILDLIFE TRANSLATE: Fauna. DEFINITION: It is a group of diferents animals that lives in the world or in certain place. SYNONYMOUS: Flock of sheep, herd of cows… SENTENCE: I don’t like the wildfile that is in that place, there are too violents.

20. WING TRANSLATE: Ala. DEFINITION: It is something that someones animals or insects have because they fly. SENTENCE: The bird broke her wing when he fell down.

22. SILK TRANSLATE: Seda. DEFINITION: Is the material that the silkworms make. We can make clothes with this material. SENTENCE: The last week I bought a silk scarf that cost 9₤.

24. CENTRAL HEATING TRANSLATE: Calefacción. DEFINITION: It is a system for heat a house, a room or an other place. SENTENCE: I put on the central heating at 12 o’clock because I was cold.

26. PACKAGING TRANSLATE: Embalaje. DEFINITION: It is a box where we kept in objects that we need to move to an other place. SENTENCE: Javi needs to put in the packaging his main objects before 3 hours.

28. MISINFORM TRANSLATE: Desinformar. DEFINITION: When one person doesn’t know something or he thinks that something is different. In other words, one person gives you false information. SYNONYMOUS: Defrauf, lie, deceive… ANTONYMS: To be honest, to tell the true, to come clean. SENTENCE: The publicity is normally used to misinform the buyer.

30. OVEREAT TRANSLATE: Comer en exceso. DEFINITION: Overeat is a verb that mean eat too much. SYNONYMOUS: To stuff, gorge on. ANTONYMS: Diet, fast (period without food). SENTENCE: The last week I overeat in her birthday, there was much food in the table!

32. LYING TRANSLATE: Situado. DEFINITION: Lying can be a noun that means not to tell the truth. Also, lying can be a verb that means be in a specific location at one point. SYNONYMOUS: Stay in, be on. ANTONYMOUS: Not be on. SENTENCE: I was lying in the dance class when her mother fell ill.

34. TORCH TRANLATE: Antorcha. DEFINITION: The torch is a piece of wood that have in one end a fire flame. SENTENCE: When we turned on the fire flame all the flies left the room.

36. GUY TRANLATE: Chico. DEFINITION: It is a way to say boy. It is an expression a little bit colloquial. SYNONYMOUS: Boy, chap. SENTENCE: There aren’t some good guy in that place, all the guys that are in that site are stupids!

38. BOOK DEAL TRANSLATE: Acuerdo de publicación. DEFINITION: A book deal can we define as a publishing agreement of a book. SENTENCE: I need to sign a book deal because I would like that my book goes on sale.

40. MEND TRANSLATE: Reparar. DEFINITION: When you break something you should to repair it because you don’t use the things broken. SYNONYMOUS: Repair, fix up, to refit. ATONYMS: To break. SENTENCE: He mends his table with adhesive tape. It isn’t resistant but he hasn’t got screws.

42. PLEAT TRANSLATE: Pliegue. DEFINITION: It a sign to verify that there was before a fold and now there isn’t. SYNONYMS: Crease, fold. SENTENCE: My teacher didn’t pick my writing because it had a pleat.

44. CATWALK TRANLATE: Pasarela. DEFINITION: The catwalk is a parade where the models walk. There we can see new clothes that fashion designers made. SENTENCE: When she was young, she was a model and she paraded in a catwalk.

46. TO FIT TRANSLATE: Encajar. DEFINITION: When something is OK. SYNONYMOUS: Suitable, adapted, proper. ANTONYMS: Unfit, inappropiate. SENTENCE: The puzzle pieces don’t fit in that frame.

48. CASHMERE TRANSLATE: Cachemira. DEFINITION: It is type of fabric. SENTENCE: I will buy a cashmere jacket for her birthday.

50. TO ALLOW, ALLOWANCE TRANSLATE: Permitir, prestación. DEFINITION: To allow means left to do or to say something. The allowance is the thing that you can do because someone left you. SYNONYMOUS: To enable. SENTENCE: She was allowed in those secondary school as a teacher. There aren’t allowed smoke in the hospitals.

52. TO CLAIM, CLAIM TRANSLATE: Reclamar, reclamación. DEFINITION: To claim means that you aren’t agree on something. The claim is the document that you fill out when you aren’t agree on something. SYNONYMOUS: Complaint, grievance. SENTENCE: My mother has a claim because she is too tired of the noises.

54. EARN TRANSLATE: Ganar (dinero). DEFINITION: To receive money in return for a service that you do. SYNONYNOUS: Encash. ANTONYMS: To owe money. SENTENCE: His father earn 1600₤ per month approximately.

56. CLUE TRANSLATE: Pista. DEFINITION: The clues are all the marks that there are in the murder place. SYNONYMS: Evidence. SENTENCE: Tamara found a clue in the window after the thief left the house.

58. KIDNAPPING TRANSLATE: Secuestro. DEFINITION: It is the act of kidnap. When you kidnap one person, you take him when he doesn’t like, forcibly. SYNONYMOUS: Abduction, retention. ANTONYMS: Release, liberation. SENTENCE: There was any kidnapping in that place but there was a kidnapping in those street.

60. LAPTOP TRANSLATE: Portátil. DEFINITION: The laptop is a computer that you can take with you all the time. The laptop doesn’t need to stay in house/ in the work/ in the school…, to be operating. SYNONYMOUS: Notebook. ANTONYMS: PC. SENTENCE: I had left my laptop in house, but luckily, there are PC’s here.