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inquietante, perturbador... (unsettli - -). start learning
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The movie was (unsettling).
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escalofriante, espeluznante... (eeri-). start learning
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The forest was eerie at night... An eerie silence filled the room.
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Aventurarse, atreverse hacer algo....... (ventur-). start learning
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They ventured into the dark cave... She ventured to ask a question.
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Cubrir, tapar (con algo)... to (drap-) start learning
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The King's bed was draped in white sheets... Elon Musk draped a blanket over his shoulders.
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Perturbar, inquietar...... to (unsettl-). start learning
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The news unsettled all immigrants... Donal strange behavior unsettled everyone.
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Calmar, tranquilizar........ to (settl-). start learning
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They finally settled the argument... She took a deep breath to settle her nerves.
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Establecerse, vivir en...... to (settl-). start learning
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They decided to settle in a small town.
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ambiente ....... (ambi- - - - -). start learning
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The restaurant has a romantic ambiance... The soft lights create a cozy ambiance.
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Rumorear, rumorearse... to (rumo-). start learning
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The castle is rumored to be haunted... She is rumored to be dating a famous actor... He is rumored to be the next CEO.
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girar, dar vueltas...... to (twir-). start learning
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The cheerleaders jumped and twirled... The dancers twirled gracefully on the ballroom.
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The senator was impeached for corruption... Trump failed to impeach the judge... The parliament voted to impeach the president.
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lógico, obvio......(no-braine-). start learning
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Bringing an umbrella when it’s raining is a no-brainer... Drinking water instead of soda is a no-brainer.
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Alegre... (lightheart- -). start learning
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So why are you in such a lighthearted mood today?.
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Con razón...(No wond- -). start learning
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No wonder it's so cold; it's snowing!... She studies a lot. No wonder she gets good grades.
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Anular (un veredicto)...... (over - - -). start learning
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The new evidence may (overturn) the verdict... The court decided to overturn the previous ruling.
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Derrocar (al gobierno)...... (overtur-). start learning
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The revolution managed to overturn the oppressive government... The protesters hoped to overturn the corrupt regime.
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Analfabeto(a)...(illiterat-). start learning
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The man was illiterate and did not understand the forms he was signing
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Alfabetizado, culto, estudiado... (literat-). start learning
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There are very few jobs for workers who aren't literate.
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