Dictionary
Splash
- Definition:
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A liquid that flies in scattered particles.
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Un líquido que vuela en partículas dispersas.
- Example:
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Some water splashed in my face when he was swimming.
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Un poco de agua me salpicó en la cara cuando él nadaba.
- Spanish word:
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Salpicar
- Audio:
Overcome
- Definition:
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To defeat a conflict.
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Derrotar un conflicto.
- Example:
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She overcomed her fears eventually.
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Ella superó sus miedos por fin.
- Spanish word:
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Superar
- Audio:
Cherish
- Definition:
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To treat as valuable.
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Tratar como valioso.
- Example:
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I cherish my childhood memories at home.
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Valoro mis recuerdos infantiles en casa.
- Spanish word:
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Valorar
- Audio:
A description of a school-related experience can involve a learning experience or any other educational experience such as going on a school trip, attending a school event, visiting a museum, going to the cinema, attending a sporting event, participating in an exchange project, etc.
The purpose is:
You learn to describe important moments.
You describe an experience.
You recall the experience. 
You give information about time, place and people. 
You give details and describe feelings.
You write a summary of the experience. 
The structure is:
The description is divided into introduction, body and conclusion.
The introduction has got information to understand the text. 
The body gives details about the experience.
The content is:
You learn to add details.
The adjectives in a noun phrase depend on a noun or pronoun.
The adjectives follow this order:
A preposition phrase is a group of words:
You give details to make a picture in the reader’s mind.
The adjectives that describe feelings end in -ed.
The adjectives that describe facts or people end in -ing.
You use specific adjectives.
You use adjectives related to sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste.
