Dictionary
Carol
- Definition:
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A popular song sang at Christmas.
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Canción popular que se canta en Navidad.
- Example:
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We are going to sing Christmas carols tomorrow in class.
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Vamos a cantar villancicos mañana en clase.
- Spanish word:
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Villancico
- Audio:
Crowd
- Definition:
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A big group of people.
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Un grupo grande de personas.
- Example:
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The festival attracted a big crowd.
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El festival atrajo a una gran multitud.
- Spanish word:
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Multitud (de personas)
- Audio:
Fill
- Definition:
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Add missing parts to a document, space or container.
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Añadir las partes que faltan en un documento, espacio o recipiente.
- Example:
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Fill the document with data on robots.
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Rellena el documento con datos sobre los robots.
- Spanish word:
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Rellenar/ completar
- Audio:
Log
- Definition:
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A piece of a trunk of a tree.
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Trozo de tronco de un árbol.
- Example:
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Take a couple of logs for the chimney.
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Coge un par de troncos para la chimenea.
- Spanish word:
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Tronco
- Audio:
Roll
- Definition:
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Food folded in a cylinder to be cooked or served.
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Comida doblada en forma de cilindro para ser cocinada o servida.
- Example:
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I love Chinese spring rolls.
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Me encantan los rollitos de primavera.
- Spanish word:
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Rollito
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Seafood
- Definition:
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Fish and shellfish that can be eaten.
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Cualquier invertebrado marino que se puede comer, especialmente los crustáceos y moluscos.
- Example:
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There wasn't any seafood at the funfair.
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No había marisco en la feria.
- Spanish word:
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Marisco
- Audio:
Stuffed
- Definition:
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Filled with some other material.
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Relleno de otro material.
- Example:
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People usually eat stuffed turkey on Halloween.
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La gente suele comer pavo relleno en Halloween.
- Spanish word:
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Relleno
- Audio:
Throughout
- Definition:
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Preposition referring to the process from beginning to end of an action.
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Preposición que refiere al proceso de principio a fin de una acción.
- Example:
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Do you know that money has changed throughout history?
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¿Sabes que el dinero ha cambiado a lo largo de la historia?
- Spanish word:
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A través de, a lo largo de
- Audio:
Underline
- Definition:
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To draw a line under certain word or words to indicate its importance.
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Dibujar una línea debajo de una palabra o palabras para indicar su importancia.
- Example:
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Underline all the verbs.
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Subraya todos los verbos.
- Spanish word:
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Subrayar
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Yummy
- Definition:
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Tasting very good.
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Que sabe muy bien.
- Example:
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That pizza looks yummy.
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Esa pizza parece deliciosa.
- Spanish word:
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Delicioso
- Audio:
Definition:
You celebrate Christmas.
Christmas is in winter.
In other countries Christmas is in summer.
You can write about Christmas in your blog entry.
People eat typical Christmas food.
- Lamb.
- Pork.
- Leaf bread.
Icelanders unwrap presents
"Jólabókaflóð" is the Christmas of books.
People have books at home.
People have paper.
People make books with paper.
Books are a good Christmas present.
People drink hot chocolate and read in bed.
Children leave their shoes next to the window.
1 3 Yules Lads give small presents to kids.
Kids can be good.
Good kids receive candy.
Kids can be bad.
Bad kids receive bad food.
People decorate houses with flowers and lights.
Santa Claus brings presents to the children.
Santa Claus wears swimsuit and sandals.
Families visit friends.
People have barbecues at the beach.
People have seafood for lunch.
At night, people have a light and cold dinner.
People eat traditional desserts.
For example, pavlova.
People eat trifle.
People eat Christmas puddings.
On the 31st of December, Australians say hello to the new year.
They are the first ones.
People eat turkey.
Mantecados.
Polvorones.
Turrones.
Friends celebrate New Year’s Eve.
Spanish people eat twelve grapes at 12 o’clock.
They have a lucky year.
The 5th of January is fun.
People eat the Three Wise Men’s cake.
People visit the parade of the Three Kings.
The 6th of January, the Three Wise Men bring presents to every house.
Chinese are not Christian.
People decorate streets and department stores.
The postmen wear Christmas clothes.
People give apples on Christmas Eve.
The 24th of December is the "Silent Night."
People have a feast at night.
People eat pork,
Chinese raviolis,
rice and
huoshao.
red clothes and
bright decorations.
People clean homes.
People carry lanterns at night in the streets.
A long dragon dances on the streets.
You read one text.
1. You make groups of 5 people.
3. You underline difficult words.
4. You answer questions in a chart.
6. You and your group explain the questions.
