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Those clouds look very (omino-s); I reckon there's going to be a storm. start learning
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ominous... Those clouds look very ominous; I reckon there's going to be a storm. amenazante, tenebroso.
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The teacher said,.(hus-) everyone, I'm trying to explain. start learning
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hush. The teacher said, (hush) everyone, I'm trying to explain... silencio, callate.
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Her eyes were partially (veil- -) by her long, dark hair. start learning
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veiled... Cubierto, tapado.
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This weekend, I will slip away from the city and visit my (mano-) in the country. start learning
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manor... This weekend, I will slip away from the city and visit my (manor) in the country... mansión de campo.
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Nichol (whisp- -) that she was sorry. start learning
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whisper... Nichol (whispered) that she was sorry. Susurrar...
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The playful cat (rave-) the yarn. start learning
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ravel... The playful cat raveled the yarn. Enredar.
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Thick fog (Shrou-) the mountain. start learning
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Shrouded... Thick fog shrouded the mountain... Cubrir, tapar, cubrir a alguien con, envolver a alguien con
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The detective managed to (unra-el) the mystery. start learning
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to unravel. The detective managed to unravel the mystery... Desenredar, desenmarañar, complicar.
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Waves as huge as these usually (forebod-) a hurricane. start learning
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forebode... Waves as huge as these usually forebode a hurricane. presagiar...
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They approached the imposing (ro-) iron gates. start learning
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rot... They approached the imposing rot iron gates. Podrirse, echarse a perder
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The old (sag-) gave us valuable advice about life... sabio. start learning
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sage... The old sage gave us valuable advice about life... sabio.
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My (fore-oding) proved accurate when the walls began to crumble. start learning
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foreboding... My foreboding proved accurate when the walls began to crumble. presentimiento, mala corazonada.
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The loud (crea-) of the door spooked the cat. start learning
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creak... The loud creak of the door spooked the cat... crujir, tronar, rechinar...
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George Ramos said, there's no use in trying to change Trump's mind about politics; he simply won't (bu-ge). start learning
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budge... George Ramos said, there's no use in trying to change Trump's mind about politics; he simply won't budge. ceder, cambiar de opinión...
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If you leave fruit out for too long, it will (ro-). start learning
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rot... If you leave fruit out for too long, it will rot... Podrirse, echarse a perder...
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The edge of my scarf started to (rav- -) after washing it too many times. start learning
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to ravel... The edge of my scarf started to (ravel) after washing it too many times. deshilacharse, desenredarse...
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The relationship between the two families continued to (ra-el) as misunderstandings grew. start learning
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to ravel... The relationship between the two families continued to (ravel) as misunderstandings grew... enredarse, enmarañar...
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Her face was (shrou-ed) in sadness as she read the letter... start learning
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shrouded... Her face was (shrouded) in sadness as she read the letter... Cubrir, tapar. to cover,
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Thick fog began to (shrou-) the city. start learning
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shroud... Thick fog began to (shroud) the city... Cubrir, tapar.
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Helen shoved the chair out of her way. start learning
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shove... Helen shoved the chair out of her way... empujar.
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Oliver (sho-ed) the paperwork into his bag. start learning
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shoved... Oliver (shoved) the paperwork into his bag. Meter algo forzadamente.
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A large man (SHOVE-) me out of the way. start learning
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SHOVE... A large man SHOVED me out of the way. empujar.
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Photographer uses a screen to (diffus-) the light. start learning
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diffuse... Photographer uses a screen to (diffuse) the light. suavizar, tamizar (la luz)...
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The forest was filled with a soft (diffus-) light... difuso, difusa. start learning
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diffuse... The forest was filled with a soft, (diffuse) light... difuso, difusa.
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Flavio said, I wouldn't employ Juan and Erick, they’re too (FLAK-). start learning
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FLAKY... Flavio said, I wouldn't employ Juan and Erick, they’re too (FLAKY). inestable, no confiable...
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They served delicious (flak-) croissants for breakfast. start learning
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flaky... They served delicious (flaky) croissants for breakfast. Croissants (hojaldrados) para el desayuno...
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The porch roof (crea-) with the heavy weight of the snow. start learning
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creak... The porch roof creaked with the heavy weight of the snow. crujir, tronar, rechinar...
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The body was buried in a (shrou-)... sudario, (sabana para tapar un cuerpo)... start learning
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shroud... sudario, (sabana para tapar un cuerpo)... The body was buried in a shroud.
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(Su- -) is life... Así es la vida. start learning
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Such is life... Así es la vida.
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Charles always wakes up when the rooster starts (cro-ing). start learning
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crowing... Charles always wakes up when the rooster starts "crowing. cantar, (del gallo).
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The (coc-) crowed at dawn... gallo. start learning
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cock... The cock crowed at dawn... gallo.
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My bones to (crea-) when I get out of bed. start learning
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creak... My bones creak when I get out of bed. Crujir, rechinar (de los huesos)...
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We have a three-hour (layove-) or (stopov- -) in Dallas. start learning
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layover or stopover... We have a three-hour layover in Dallas... Escala.
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My foreboding (pro-ed) accurate when the walls began to crumble. start learning
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proved... My foreboding proved accurate when the walls began to crumble... Probar, demostrar, resultar.
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